Find your car park in France

22 Interparking car parks in Paris: Close to local attractions Interparking offers 22 car parks across Paris, trategically located in key districts. Our facilities include long-stay packages, monthly subscriptions, online booking, electric vehicle charging stations, and car wash services.

3rd Arrondissement

- Parking Temple (132 rue du Temple) – Located in the Upper Marais, close to the Centre Pompidou and the Picasso Museum.

6th Arrondissement

- Parking Esplanade (9 boulevard de Vaugirard) – Right by Montparnasse SNCF train station.

8th Arrondissement

- Parking Berri Champs‑Élysées (5 rue de Berri) – Near the Champs-Élysées and Arc de Triomphe.

- Parking Marbeuf Champs‑Élysées (17–19 rue Marbeuf) – In the Golden Triangle, surrounded by luxury boutiques.

- Parking François 1er (24 rue François 1er) – Close to Avenue Montaigne and the Grand Palais.

- Parking Étoile – Saint-Honoré (4 avenue Bertie Albrecht) – At Place de l’Étoile, near the Arc de Triomphe.

9th Arrondissement

- Parking Chauchat Drouot (12–14 rue Chauchat) – Near Opéra Garnier and the Grands Boulevards.

- Parking Rex Grands Boulevards (5–7 rue du Faubourg Poissonnière) – Ideal for shopping and theatres.

11th Arrondissement

- Parking Alhambra (50 rue de Malte) – Close to Place de la République, Oberkampf, and Bastille.

12th Arrondissement

- Parking Bercy Arena – Gare de Lyon (14 rue Erard) – Serves Gare de Lyon and Bercy area.

- Parking Bercy Lumière (40 avenue des Terroirs de France) – Near Bercy Village, Gare de Lyon, and Accor Arena.

13th Arrondissement

- Parking Salpêtrière Italie (114 boulevard de l’Hôpital) – In the Italie-Salpêtrière area, near the François Mitterrand Library.

- Parking Wurtz (10 rue Wurtz) – Suitable for both small vehicles and large trucks or vans (no height limit).

14th Arrondissement

- Parking Tour Montparnasse (10 rue du Départ) – Serves Montparnasse station and the Left Bank.

- Parking Esplanade (9 boulevard de Vaugirard) – Right by Montparnasse SNCF and Montparnasse Tower.

- Parking Saint‑Joseph (185 rue Raymond Losserand) – In a residential area south of Montparnasse, close to the metro and Saint-Joseph Hospital.

15th Arrondissement

- Parking Cambronne – Rue du Commerce (26 villa Croix Nivert) – Between the Eiffel Tower and Rue du Commerce.

- Parking Pullman – Tour Eiffel (18 avenue de Suffren) – Very close to the Eiffel Tower.

17th Arrondissement

- Parking Courcelles – Champerret (210 rue de Courcelles) – Near Parc Monceau and business districts.

- Parking Gouvion Maillot (26 boulevard Gouvion‑Saint‑Cyr) – At Porte Maillot, close to Palais des Congrès and La Défense.

- Parking Wagram Arc de Triomphe (10 rue de l’Étoile) – Near the Arc de Triomphe with direct access to the ring road.

18th Arrondissement

- Parking Clichy Montmartre (12 rue Forest) – Perfect for Montmartre, Sacré‑Cœur, and Pigalle.

Our 5 car parks in Nice are close to the city’s most popular attractions. Visitors heading to the promenade des Anglais can expect high-end services at the Grimaldi and Ruhl Méridien car parks as well as the Sulzer car park in the city centre near City Hall, the flower market and place Masséna. Nice Thiers car park offers direct access to the SNCF railway station..

The famous city of the Southwest is recognized as one of the most attractive in Europe.

Rich in history, it is also one of the most dynamic cities in France, drawing visitors with both its vibrant activity and its remarkable landmarks. Reconnecting with its river, the city has built a cathedral dedicated to wine: the Cité du Vin.

Albi is the jewel of the Tarn, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a must-see destination, with its cathedral and old streets where the warm ochre color of brick prevails.

To make the most of your visit, the Cordeliers car park is located right next to the episcopal city, just beside the hospital.

Interparking is responsible for the castle's parking lot, the is a Renaissance jewel and the highlight of your visit to the Loire Valley châteaux, as well as the motorhome parking.

Ideal for planning your visit with peace of mind, these parking lots also provide access to the charming old town on the banks of the Indre River, with its shops and restaurants.

Located at the gates of Paris, the Bagnolet car park offers easy parking with direct access to the capital. Just a few minutes’ walk from Gallieni metro station (line 3) and the Eurolines international bus terminal, this car park is ideal for travelers on the go or professionals working nearby.

Right next door, you’ll find the Bel Est shopping center with its many shops and restaurants, as well as several hotels. Whether you're parking for a few hours or several days, it's the perfect spot to leave your vehicle safely and avoid the hassle of parking in central Paris.

The car park is open 24/7, features video surveillance, charging stations for electric vehicles, and subscription options for local residents or professionals.

As renowned for its famous Spring Festival as for its cathedral listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this major city in central France welcomes visitors with open arms.

Its ancient Gaulish name, Avaricum, now belongs to a shopping center and its car park, well known to festival-goers and ideally located between the SNCF train station and the medieval old town.

These car parks are part of an ambitious redevelopment project that includes new housing, a cinema, and a senior residence.

Pôle Liberté Car Park – 250 spaces
Toucas Car Park – 50 spaces
Impôts Car Park – 27 spaces
Palais de Justice Car Park – 33 spaces
Lice de Signon Car Park – 50 spaces
Augustins Car Park – 150 spaces

City of stars and red carpets, Cannes boasts countless attractions: the Mediterranean Sea, its beaches and yacht-filled port, the famous Croisette, the Palais des Festivals, luxury hotels, international congresses, boutiques, and lively streets.

Cassis, between sea and cliffs...
Nestled between the Calanques and Cap Canaille, Cassis charms visitors with its Mediterranean atmosphere, picturesque streets, sunny beaches, and renowned vineyards. Whether you're enjoying an ice cream by the harbor, setting off on a boat tour of the Calanques, or browsing the Provençal markets, one question always comes up: where to park in Cassis?

With Interparking, make your visit easier and enjoy your day in this gem of the French Riviera — without the stress of parking.

The "Little Venice of Languedoc" owes its nickname to the colorful houses overlooking the Agout River. The city of Jean Jaurès is also famous for its historic center, the Bishopric Gardens designed by Le Nôtre, and the Goya Museum.

Located in Seine-et-Marne, 70 km from Paris, Fontainebleau is a town rich in history, culture, and charm. Famous for its imperial château, it captivates with its many museums, welcoming streets, markets — including the Saint Louis market — and beautiful walks.

Five parking lots are available for reservation, allowing you to enjoy this exceptional town with your family, your partner, or on your own

The most Italian of French cities is a promise of a Mediterranean lifestyle, with the pedestrian and shopping streets of its old town, its seaside Promenade, and its splendid Old Port. But Menton also stands out for its covered market, its basilica, the Casino Barrière, the festivities on the Esplanade Francis Palmero, or the Palais de l’Europe, as well as the unmissable Jean Cocteau Museum.

To help you discover this beautiful city on the French Riviera in the best possible conditions, three different car parks are available in Menton: the Hôtel de Ville car park, located on Avenue de la République; the Saint-Roch car park, located on Avenue Félix Faure; and finally, the Vieille Ville Sablettes car park, located on Rue Lepante, directly next to the beach.

Once you’ve parked your vehicle in Menton, you’ll be ready to explore this legendary city and its many charming attractions. For instance, you can stroll down Rue du Vieux-Château for a gentle descent to the sea, or take your children to spend the day at the Koaland amusement park.

If you’re parking in Menton during the February–March period, you’ll likely have the chance to experience the famous Lemon Festival, with its many balls, shows, parades, and processions that fill the city with festivities for two full weeks.

Don't miss the opportunity to discover the sumptuous villas of Garavan that line the seafront, or to visit the very picturesque Place aux Herbes: located under covered halls adorned with glazed ceramics, it’s the perfect spot to taste Menton’s many local specialties!

Our car parks in Menton are open 24/7 and all offer access for persons with reduced mobility

Designated as a City of Art and History, Montauban is a town of culture, gastronomy, business and river tourism, and sports. For lovers of scenic walks, head to the Pont Vieux and discover a preserved natural environment.

On the right bank, you will find cultural and historical sites such as the Ingres Bourdelle Museum, the Natural History Museum, Saint-Jacques Church, and the old convents; on the left bank, the townhouses. Entrepreneurs, sports enthusiasts, culture lovers, and gourmets alike will each find something to enjoy! Come park quickly at the Roosevelt parking lot to experience the “Pinkest of the Pink Cities”!

North of the historic center, close to the Olympe de Gouges Theater and near the banks of the Tarn River, is the Interparking La Mandoune lot. Accessible via the street of the same name, it offers many outdoor parking spaces.

After two thousand years of history, the Roman city of Nemausus remains vividly present in Nîmes, with a rare preservation of its Arena and its temple, the Maison Carrée.

Known for its festive spirit and authentic character, the city is connected to the high-speed TGV network. Its remarkable and largely pedestrianized historic center comes alive around the covered market and the Coupole shopping center.

Winding around the Château de l’Empéri, the Provençal town captivates with its historic center and monuments.

Whether for shopping or leisurely strolls, a visit to the Maison de Nostradamus or the last remaining soap factories, you’ll enjoy the cool shade of the old town’s narrow streets, easily accessed via Place Morgan and its many shops.

In the heart of the Loire Valley!
A city of art and history, Tours charms visitors with its exceptional heritage, timber-framed houses, museums, lively markets, and relaxed lifestyle. Whether you're strolling through the narrow streets of the Old Town, visiting Saint-Gatien Cathedral, or enjoying a shopping break on Avenue Jean Jaurès — everything is within easy reach!

Park with peace of mind in the city center with Interparking.