Notre Dame de Paris parking | Park with ease!

The route takes you along boulevard Saint-Michel, across the Pont Saint-Michel and along the quai de Montebello. You walk through part of the legendary Latin Quarter before arriving at the square in front of Notre-Dame.

Mazarine-Odéon Car Park: rates, location and access

For a 3-hour visit, the rate is €15.30 with the Pcard discount or €17 at the standard rate. The car park has 203 spaces and is open 24/7, so you can exit at any time. 

For a more relaxed arrival, this car park gives you the option to buy your parking ticket online in advance.

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Address and access by car from the main roads

Mazarine - Odéon Car Park in Paris 6 is located at 27 rue Mazarine, 75006 Paris. This address lies between Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Odéon, boulevard Saint-Germain and the Latin Quarter. This Paris car park is very convenient if you are coming from central Paris, Montparnasse station, the banks of the Seine or the Left Bank. 

You avoid the busiest streets around the Île de la Cité when you need to find a car park, while staying just a few minutes’ walk from the cathedral.

Hourly rates and day passes

For 1 hour, the price is €5.13 with the Pcard app and €5.70 at the standard rate. For 3 hours, a typical length of time to visit Notre-Dame, walk around the area and take a break, the rate is €15.30 with the Pcard and €17 at the standard rate.

Download the Pcard app

For a full day in Paris, the Pcard rate is €44.28 and the standard rate is €49.20.

Online passes are also available for 1 day, 3 days, 7 days, 15 days or 30 days. They can be useful if your visit to Notre-Dame is part of a longer stay in Paris.

Number of spaces and available services

Mazarine-Odéon Car Park has 203 standard spaces and 20 motorbike spaces. The maximum height is 1.85 m. The car park is open every day, around the clock, with 24/7 entry and exit.

Please note: the car park is not accessible to wheelchair users. If you need a space for people with reduced mobility, please choose another car park.

From the car park to Notre-Dame in 15 minutes on foot

Instead of looking for a car park on the often very busy Île de la Cité, you leave your vehicle on the Left Bank and can stroll at your leisure through one of the liveliest areas of central Paris.

From rue Mazarine, head to the Carrefour de l’Odéon, then walk down towards boulevard Saint-Michel. In a few minutes, you will reach the Fontaine Saint-Michel, an easy landmark for visitors who do not know Paris well.

Then cross the Pont Saint-Michel. The view of the Seine, the Île de la Cité and the historic façades already sets the tone for your visit. Continue towards the quai de Montebello, then make your way to the square in front of Notre-Dame.

Getting to Notre-Dame by bike from the car park

From the Mazarine-Odéon area, you can also cycle to Notre-Dame. There are Vélib’ stations around Saint-Germain, Odéon and Saint-Michel. The ride takes about 5 minutes.

This option can be handy if you then want to continue to the Île Saint-Louis, the Marais, Châtelet or the banks of the Seine.

Getting to Notre-Dame by public transport

If you prefer to walk less, several public transport options will take you to Notre-Dame from Paris 6. You can take metro line 10 from Mabillon or Odéon to Cluny-La Sorbonne, then walk for about 5 minutes.

Bus 87 also takes you to the Notre-Dame area from the Left Bank. Depending on your plans, you can combine metro, bus and walking to visit the cathedral, the Sainte-Chapelle or the Musée de Cluny.

Visiting Notre-Dame de Paris: what you need to know

Since it reopened in December 2024, Notre-Dame has been very busy, especially at weekends, during the holidays and in summer.

Entry to the cathedral is free. To avoid a long wait, it is advisable to book a time slot on the official Notre-Dame de Paris website, especially in high season.

Before you go, check the day’s opening hours, access conditions, any services being held and the practical information published by the cathedral.

Other places to visit around Notre-Dame

By leaving your car at Mazarine-Odéon Car Park, you can enjoy a day of sightseeing on foot between Notre-Dame and the 6th arrondissement.

We recommend exploring:

• the Sainte-Chapelle, about a 10-minute walk from Notre-Dame

• the Musée de Cluny, near the Sorbonne

• Place Saint-Michel 

• Shakespeare and Company 

• the Île Saint-Louis 

• the banks of the Seine 

• the restaurants of the Latin Quarter 

• the Hôtel de Ville

This way, you can discover several places in central Paris without straying too far from your vehicle.