Parking in Porte de Versailles

Booking a parking space in Paris with Parkclick is strongly recommended if you intend to park at Porte de Versailles.

Porte de Versailles is one of Paris’ major areas due to the fact that Paris Expo Porte de Versailles which is the largest exhibition centre in France, is located there. It hosts several grand scale events throughout the year such as Foire Internationale de Paris, Salon de l’Agriculture and Mondial de l'automobile.

As a result, parking and even driving in this south-western Parisian district can certainly be quite difficult. Thanks to Parclick, however you can easily find a cheap car park close to Porte de Versailles.

 

Parking close to Paris Expo Porte de Versailles without any difficulty

Getting to Paris Expo using tramline T3a

You can easily get to Porte de Versailles from our numerous car parks using tramline T3a:

• Parkélis Lefebvre car park  is located at approximately 10 minutes on foot from  Paris Expo or 2 minutes from Brancion stop (tramline T3a), through which you get can get to  Paris Expo Porte de Versailles within a short time;
•  Maison Blanche car park is served by metro line 13. Taking the underground will enable you to get to Porte de Vanves station, from which you will be able to take  tramline T3a  to Paris Expo;
• Porte d’Orléans car park  is located 3 minutes away on foot from Porte d’Orléans  station: tramline T3a will take you to  Porte de Versailles stop (which is about 10 mins. away) ;
• Charléty-Coubertin car park   is quite close to the Stade Charléty tram station (5 min.  on  foot), which is just about  15 minutes away from Place de la Porte-de-Versailles;
• Last of all Tour Montparnasse and Gare Maine Montparnasse car parks are located 5 minutes away on foot from   Montparnasse-Bienvenüe station (metro line 12), from which you can get to  Porte-de-Versailles (about 10 mins.).

 

Taking metro line 12 to get to Paris Expo

Montmartre car park is located close to line 12’s Jules Joffrin metro station; the station provides a direct connection between the north of Paris (and particularly Montmartre quarter) and Porte de Versailles.

 

La Porte de Versailles

Paris’ largest exhibition centre

Located in the 15th arrondissement, Porte de Versailles is one of Enceinte de Thiers’ openings, built during the 19th century in order to protect Paris. Place de la Porte-de-Versailles bears witness to this period although the gate as well as the enclosure vanished during the first half of the 20th century.  It can be reached by public transport: tramlines T2 and T3a, metro 12, and buses 80, N13 and N62.

It is located quite close to France’s largest exhibition centre: Paris Expo Porte de Versailles.  A large number of exhibitions as well as other events are held there, throughout the year. Several of them achieve international success. Foire internationale de Paris is held each year in the month of May: this exhibition  focuses on themes as varied as gastronomy, the home, fashion as well as cultures of the world, and also provides workshops and shows.

There is also Salon international de l'Agriculture, which takes place between February and March and attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. Widely publicized, Salon de l’Agriculture focuses on agriculture, animal rearing and gastronomy. Mondial de l'automobile de Paris is another of Paris’ exhibitions close to Porte-de-Versailles. This automobile show is held biannually in October. It is a veritable showcase for automobile manufacturers.

Several other events include:  Mondial du deux roues de Paris, Salon du livre de Paris (also known as "Livre Paris") and Paris Games Week. All these events – and several others – have made the Porte de Versailles a key meeting point for several interesting themes: from culture to new technology, and also including gastronomy and fashion.

If you need to park close to Porte de Versailles and Paris Expo, its well-known exhibition centre, Parclick can make things easier for you by providing convenient car parks which are safe and cheap. Book your car park space in Paris right away!