Aparcamiento Colegio San José Car park

Car park in Seville, specifically in the Los Remedios neighborhood. The Colegio San José car park is located just meters from different schools, such as the San José SSCC, Santa Ana or Vara del Rey. Visiting Seville and not knowing where to park in Seville to enjoy this wonderful Andalusian city is typical, which is why the Colegio San José car park provides 300 completely covered parking spots, with constant video surveillance, so that you don’t have to worry about your car.

If you’re planning to visit the Seville Fair with your car, parking close to this April Fair is very easy with the Colegio San José car park, for the fairground is found just in front of the car park, only 1 minute away walking. About 500 meters from the Colegio San José car park is the Parque de Los Príncipes, where you can enjoy a day surrounded by nature and peacefulness, without worrying about your car. Less than 15 minutes from the Colegio San José car park, you’ll find the bridges: Puente de los Remedios and Puente de las Delicias, which you can use to cross the Alfonso XIII Canal and visit the Lope de Vega Theater or the Seville House of Science (CSIC).

Parking near the Maria Luisa Park with the Colegio San José car park is the best option that you can find for visiting the Maria Luisa Park, as well as everything it houses inside, including: the Plaza de España, San Telmo or the Bécquer Statue. Also, in the Maria Luisa Park, you can visit the Plaza de América, where you’ll find the Archaeological Museum and the Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions.

Don’t spend hours and hours looking for parking for the April Fair. If you’re coming to Seville, book your parking spot at the Colegio San José car park, where you’ll park your car at these high-quality facilities, which are always monitored and at good prices. Parking in Seville is easy with the Colegio San José car park, for it’s the best option that you could imagine if you’re planning to visit the Seville Aquarium, the Bridge and Palace of San Telmo or the symbolic Tower of Gold.