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Car parks near Pont des Arts

11 Car parks found
  • INDIGO - Louvre Samaritaine
    1. Closer

    INDIGO - Louvre Samaritaine

    Covered (1.9m)
    4 min (252m)
    ContactlessContactless access
  • INDIGO Croix des Petits Champs

    INDIGO Croix des Petits Champs

    Covered (1.9m)
    9 min (553m)
    ContactlessContactless access
  • INDIGO Harlay Pont Neuf

    INDIGO Harlay Pont Neuf

    Covered (1.91m)
    10 min (583m)
    ContactlessContactless access
  • INDIGO Louvre

    INDIGO Louvre

    Covered (1.9m)
    10 min (628m)
    ContactlessContactless access
  • SAEMES Les Halles - Saint-Eustache
    1. Cheaper

    SAEMES Les Halles - Saint-Eustache

    Covered (1.85m)
    11 min (654m)
    ContactlessContactless access
    Price for 1 hour
  • URBIS PARK Marché Saint-Germain (INDIGO)

    URBIS PARK Marché Saint-Germain (INDIGO)

    Covered (1.9m)
    11 min (673m)
    Price for 1 hour
  • INDIGO Saint-Germain des Prés

    INDIGO Saint-Germain des Prés

    Covered (1.9m)
    12 min (695m)
    ContactlessContactless access
  • INDIGO Lutèce-Cité

    INDIGO Lutèce-Cité

    Covered (1.9m)
    12 min (711m)
    ContactlessContactless access
  • INDIGO Place Saint-Michel

    INDIGO Place Saint-Michel

    Covered (1.9m)
    12 min (745m)
    ContactlessContactless access
  • SAEMES Pyramides

    SAEMES Pyramides

    Covered (1.9m)
    14 min (822m)
    ContactlessContactless access
    Price for 1 hour
  • INDIGO Saint-Sulpice

    INDIGO Saint-Sulpice

    Covered (1.9m)
    14 min (847m)
    ContactlessContactless access

Where to park in Pont des Arts

Perhaps one of the most romantic places in Paris, this bride links the Institut de France with the world-famous Louvre. So you want to park close to the centre of the action in Paris, in of the most visited cities in the world? Well, let us just tell you that finding on street parking here won’t be easy, with Paris’ 2 hour parking limit, and the sheer lack of spaces makes it pretty difficult to find somewhere, and let’s just say that the competition can be fierce. 

So why don’t you get your day of sight-seeing in Paris to a relaxing start and book your parking space in one of Parclick’s great value Parisian car parks. Just take a look at the map to see which car park suits you! 

Built under Napoleon, this seven-arched bridge was built by Louis-Alexandre de Cessart and Jacques Dillon. In 1975 it was declared a national historic monument, and then in 1991 UNESCO declared the whole area of the Parisian riverfront a UNESCO World Heritage Site, therefore including the bridge. 

But what makes this bridge pretty special is something that you probably already know about, but you don’t know where it is - this is the bridge with all the padlocks of couples expressing their undying love for each other! Now although the Parisian government doesn’t want any more people to leave padlocks, so they are now encouraging for people to take selfies with the existing collection to document their trips! Take in the view of the Ile de la Cité, with the Eiffel Tower in the background.

Want to check it out then you can get there from the Quai François Mitterrand, the Quai Malaquais or the Quai de Conti

The closest metro station is Pont Neuf metro station serving line 7. 

Pont des Arts