Parking near Rechtbank Rotterdam

Rotterdam District Court is one of the eleven district courts in the Netherlands and hears cases at first instance for the southern part of South Holland. The district includes Rotterdam, Dordrecht, Schiedam, Vlaardingen and the Hoeksche Waard, amongst others.

The Rotterdam courthouse comprises two distinct buildings, connected by glass walkways. Together, they form the Wilhelminahof complex, an architectural ensemble designed to emphasize transparency and openness.

The buildings were designed by Kraaijvanger-Urbis and constructed between 1994 and 1997. Beneath the courtrooms building lies a cell block and a garage for prisoner transport, whilst above it, a striking floating copper roof marks the courtrooms as a freestanding volume within the urban landscape.

Rotterdam District Court handles a wide range of cases: criminal law, civil law, administrative law and small claims cases. The complexity of the metropolitan region means that the court regularly deals with extensive and legally complex cases. Although the building has an imposing appearance, court proceedings are, in principle, open to the public. Hearings are accessible to the public, thereby ensuring transparency and public scrutiny, a fundamental principle of the Dutch rule of law.

Are you visiting Rotterdam District Court and want to be sure of a parking space? Simply book your parking space online at Q-Park Boston & Seattle Terrein or Q-Park de Rotterdam. Would you prefer to park somewhere else in Rotterdam? Then take a look at our full range of car parks in Rotterdam.

How much does it cost to park near the Court in Rotterdam?

At Q-Park de Rotterdam or Q-Park Boston & Seattle Terrein, you can park from €40 per day. Book your parking space online in advance to be sure of a space. You can easily enter and exit using your number plate, so there’s no need to stop at the payment machine.