An underwater bike parking facility opened in Amsterdam's Centraal Station, the Netherlands, on January 26. The garage can hold up to 7,000 bicycles and is located beneath the Open Haven Front.

The engineering project, which cost 60 million Euros, is part of the renovation of the area around Centraal Station.

The first 24 hours are free and the daily ticket costs 1.35 Euros.

A second underwater garage will open in February, adding extra 4,000 bike spaces.

In January 2023 Amsterdam opened it's underwater bike park. At a cost of 60 million Euros it can hold 7,000 bicycles. The project is part of a massive revamping of the area around Centraal Station and includes a new Metro station. With an estimated 880,000 bikes and a move away from car use Amsterdam is simply running out of places to park them. A multi level bike park already exists nearby but it was frequently full to capacity. The new park is free for the first 24 hours but then it costs 1.35 Euros per day. With it's long escalators, one way system and electronic barriers it looks more like a state of art airport terminal than somewhere to leave your bike.