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Capital of Alsace and seat of the European Parliament, Strasbourg is a city where medieval charm, modern dynamism and French art of living blend together. Between its picturesque alleys, its half-timbered houses and its renowned gastronomy, the city attracts millions of visitors every year. To make the most of your stay, it is best to plan your parking carefully. Here is a complete guide to visiting Strasbourg and easily finding a parking space suited to your needs.

Offering an exceptionally charming setting, Strasbourg, the capital of Alsace, is a city renowned for its incomparable beauty and quality of life. From the picturesque alleys of Petite France to the majestic Notre-Dame Cathedral, the enchanting canals and the lively squares, Strasbourg is full of places to discover. Its remarkable architectural heritage, vibrant culture, green parks, traditional markets and Alsatian gastronomy make this city a true gem to explore without hesitation.

The Notre-Dame Cathedral of Strasbourg

A masterpiece of Gothic art, Strasbourg Cathedral dominates the city at 142 metres high. Its finely sculpted facade and its astronomical clock make it a must-see monument. Climb up to its platform to enjoy an exceptional panoramic view over the entire city.

Petite France

An emblematic district of Strasbourg, Petite France is famous for its half-timbered houses, its canals and its covered bridges. It is the ideal place for a romantic walk or a lunch by the water.

The European Parliament

A symbol of the city's international influence, the European Parliament can be visited all year round by reservation. The modern architecture of the building contrasts with the old-world charm of the historic centre.

The Palais Rohan

The former residence of the prince-bishops, the Palais Rohan today houses three museums: the Museum of Fine Arts, the Archaeological Museum and the Museum of Decorative Arts. A must for history and culture lovers.

The Orangerie Park

The green lung of Strasbourg, the Orangerie Park is located near the European institutions. People come here to walk, take a boat ride or admire the storks, emblems of Alsace.

Strasbourg has a large network of public car parks, perfectly distributed between the city centre, the shopping districts and the areas close to the European institutions. Most of these car parks are connected to the tram and bus lines, making it easy to reach all the city's points of interest without dealing with the traffic constraints of the centre. Here is an overview of the main car parks in Strasbourg, sorted by area.

Car parks in the city centre and the historic heart

• Parking Gutenberg (place Gutenberg): one of the most central, a few steps from Notre-Dame Cathedral and Petite France. Ideal for visiting the monuments, museums and pedestrian alleys of the historic centre.
• Parking Kléber (place Kléber): located under Strasbourg's main shopping square, this car park is perfect for accessing shops, restaurants and department stores.
• Parking Opéra Broglie (rue de la Nuée-Bleue): ideal for visiting place Broglie, the National Theatre of Strasbourg and the Palais Rohan.
• Parking Austerlitz (rue des Bouchers): very practical for strolling through the Bateliers district, accessing the quays and reaching Petite France on foot.
• Parking des Halles P2 Sébastopol (rue Sébastopol): directly connected to Les Halles shopping centre, perfect for a day of shopping.

Car parks near the station

• Parking Wodli – Strasbourg Station (rue du Maire Kuss): the most convenient for travellers arriving by train or wishing to quickly reach the city centre.
• Parking Sainte-Aurélie (boulevard de Metz): two minutes' walk from the station, it offers attractive rates for a day or a weekend.
• Parking Les Halles P3 Wilson: located between the station and Les Halles shopping centre, ideal for combining travel, shopping and sightseeing.
• Parking Sébastopol Gare: a practical alternative, close to trams A and D.

Car parks near Petite France and the historic district

• Parking Petite France – Sainte-Marguerite (rue Sainte-Marguerite): the most practical for discovering the picturesque Petite France district and its typical restaurants.
• Parking Saint-Nicolas P5 (rue de la Petite Ile): slightly set back, this car park is a good compromise between proximity and reasonable rates.
• Parking Les Tanneurs (rue des Tanneurs): small capacity but exceptional location, just a few steps from the canals and the old centre.

Car parks near the European institutions and the Orangerie district

• Parking Marne (avenue de la Marseillaise): located near the European district and the Orangerie park, ideal for visitors to the institutions.
• Parking Palais des Congrès (place de Bordeaux): perfect for attending events or conferences, while remaining close to the tram.
• Parking Contades (boulevard de la Victoire): well located between the city centre and the European buildings, with easy access to the tram.

Car parks at the edge of the city and main access roads

Parking Rivetoile (Rivetoile shopping centre, avenue du Rhin): spacious and modern, this car park serves the shopping centre and the Neudorf district. It is connected to the tram to reach the centre quickly.

Parking Etoile Bourse (rue de la Brigade Alsace-Lorraine): in the immediate vicinity of the administrative centre and the banks of the Ill.

Parking Laiterie (rue du Ban de la Roche): convenient for shows and concerts at the Laiterie hall, but also for reaching Petite France in a 10-minute walk.

Strasbourg car park rates

Prices vary according to location and parking duration:

• In the city centre (Gutenberg, Kléber, Broglie, Austerlitz): between €2.50 and €3 per hour.
• Near the station and shopping centres: around €1.50 to €2 per hour.
• In the outskirts or in park-and-ride facilities: from €0.50 to €1 per hour.
• For a full day, rates range between €15 and €25, depending on the area.

Some car parks, such as Austerlitz and Les Halles, offer day packages or monthly subscriptions for residents and city centre workers.

To park at a lower cost in Strasbourg, favour the car parks located outside the historic centre. The Austerlitz or Porte de Schirmeck car parks offer more attractive rates while remaining well connected to the heart of the city thanks to the tram.

Zenpark car parks are also an economical solution: it is possible to book a parking space at a low price, accessible by the day or by the month, directly from a mobile app.

Free parking is rare in the city centre, but some peripheral areas such as Koenigshoffen, Cronenbourg or Neudorf still have free spaces. On Sundays and public holidays, on-street parking is also free in most districts, unless otherwise indicated.

The park-and-ride facilities (P+R) are the most practical solution for stress-free parking in Strasbourg. Connected to the CTS tram network, they allow you to reach the centre in a few minutes while enjoying economical parking.

The main park-and-ride facilities in Strasbourg:

• P+R Rotonde: located to the west, connected to tram lines A and D.
• P+R Elsau: practical for accessing the centre from the southwest of the city.
• P+R Hoenheim Gare: at the northern entrance to Strasbourg, connected to tram line B.
• P+R Rives de l'Aar: near the European district, accessible via line B.
• P+R Baggersee: to the south, on line A, ideal for motorists coming from the A35 motorway.

These car parks often offer a combined parking + transport package, allowing you to park for the day and use the tram to get to the city centre at a lower cost.

In Strasbourg, parking is paid from Monday to Saturday, from 9am to 7pm, excluding public holidays. The city is divided into two main zones:

• Red zone: heart of the historic centre, limited and more expensive parking.
• Orange zone: peripheral areas, longer and less expensive parking.

Payment is made at parking meters or via the PayByPhone and Flowbird apps.

For a quick errand or visit, the Gutenberg, Kléber and Austerlitz car parks are the most suitable. They are located in the immediate vicinity of shops and tourist sites, with half-hourly rates.

Zenpark users can also book a space for a few hours, ideal for an appointment or a one-off outing, with access via smartphone.

During the school holidays, Strasbourg attracts more visitors, particularly around the Cathedral and the Petite France district. To avoid heavy traffic and the search for spaces:

• Use the P+R park-and-ride facilities and access the centre by tram.
• Book your space in advance via Zenpark to save time.
• Prefer early morning or end-of-day hours to find a space more easily.

Simplify your parking in Strasbourg thanks to Zenpark, the simple and economical solution for finding a space near your destination. In just a few clicks, book your space for a few hours, a day or a month.

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Book your parking space in Strasbourg with Zenpark now and make the most of your visit to the Alsatian capital. Don't waste any more time desperately searching for a parking space in the streets of Strasbourg. Trust Zenpark to offer you economical and secure parking options. Book your parking space now and enjoy a hassle-free parking experience in the charming city of Strasbourg.