City Guides

Moving to Eindhoven: Strijp-S, Woensel, Gestel and Meerhoven at a glance, bollards and exemption permits in the centre, registration in 5 days – 648 km from Berlin.

The municipality of Tilburg has around 230,000 inhabitants and 13 districts – the Reeshof alone about 44,000. Residential areas, universities, employers and the Gemeente.

Utrecht for newcomers: Binnenstad, Wittevrouwen, Lombok and Leidsche Rijn, no parking fee while loading, road closure 10 working days ahead, gemeente slot in 5 days.

Moving to Dordrecht: Binnenstad, Stadswerven, Sterrenburg and Dubbeldam compared, RVV-Ontheffing for the removal van, registration – 728 km from Berlin.

Moving to Leiden: low-traffic Binnenstad with loading 4.30–11 am, neighbourhoods such as Merenwijk and Stevenshof, registering with the gemeente, 691 km from Berlin.

Rotterdam's neighbourhoods for newcomers: Kralingen, Kop van Zuid, Delfshaven, Katendrecht and Hillegersberg – plus parking rules for large lorries and first registration.

Moving to Alkmaar: city centre, Oudorp, Huiswaard and Overdie, P1 exemption, moving permit (verhuisvergunning), BRP registration within 5 days, cheese market dates.

Moving to The Hague: eight districts from Scheveningen to Escamp, parking without a reservation, registration with the Gemeente in five days – around 699 km from Berlin.

New in Darmstadt: register within two weeks online or by appointment, nine districts from Bessungen to Kranichstein, resident parking permit from €30, bulky waste via the EAD.

Moving to Haarlem: five districts from Centrum to Schalkwijk, bollards until 11 am, temporary parking permit, registration within 5 days, 678 km from Berlin.

Amsterdam from the Jordaan to Noord: city districts at a glance, furniture via hoisting beam and lift, parking via TVM, low-emission zones and costs from Berlin.

New in Cottbus: register within two weeks at the city office, Karl-Marx-Straße 67, 19 districts from Mitte to Sachsendorf, waste bags, bulky waste via ALBA and the BTU.