Parking in Quartier latin
Car parks near Quartier latin
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INDIGO Place Saint-Michel
Covered (1.9m)∙2 min (145m)
Contactless accessSAEMES Lagrange-Maubert
Covered (1.85m)∙7 min (394m)Contactless accessINDIGO Harlay Pont Neuf
Covered (1.91m)∙7 min (401m)Contactless accessINDIGO Lutèce-Cité
Covered (1.9m)∙8 min (483m)Contactless accessSoufflot-Panthéon INDIGO
Covered (1.9m)∙8 min (498m)Contactless accessURBIS PARK Marché Saint-Germain (INDIGO)
Covered (1.9m)∙10 min (572m)Price for 1 hourSAEMES Maubert Collège des Bernardins
Covered (1.85m)∙10 min (593m)Contactless accessPrice for 1 hourINDIGO Saint-Sulpice
Covered (1.9m)∙12 min (722m)Contactless accessSAEMES Hôtel de Ville - Paris
Covered (1.8m)∙13 min (760m)Contactless accessSAEMES Rivoli-Sébastopol
Covered (1.85m)∙15 min (899m)Contactless accessINDIGO - Louvre Samaritaine
Covered (1.9m)∙15 min (917m)Contactless accessINDIGO Saint-Germain des Prés
Covered (1.9m)∙16 min (965m)Contactless accessINDIGO Pont Marie
Covered (1.9m)∙16 min (977m)Contactless access- Cheaper
Baudoyer
Covered (1.9m)∙17 min (1.0km)Price for 1 hourINDIGO Sébastopol
Covered (1.9m)∙18 min (1.1km)Contactless accessSAEMES Les Halles - Saint-Eustache
Covered (1.85m)∙18 min (1.1km)Contactless accessPrice for 1 hour
Where to park in Quartier latin
Let's be straightforward, parking in the city centre of Paris - and especially in the Quartier Latin (Latin district) - is complicated. Parking spaces are rare and expensive (add up €4 per hour of parking), with a large number of one-way streets, reserved places for residents or deliveries, and if you find a place you will have to move your car after only two hours, as the duration of parking is limited to two hours. This means that you have to often go to a car park, which will be either full or awfully expensive.
But to any problem, there´s a solution (well, that's what they say anyway). At Parclick, we offer to reserve your parking space to save you time and then your place is guaranteed. In addition, you can choose your car park among more than 120 available in Paris, and often for less than if you had gone directly to the car park.
That way, you can visit the Quartier Latin without stress. Great, right?
A historic district in the heart of Paris
The Quartier Latin is located south of the Seine (left bank), and is shared between the 5th and 6th arrondissements. Why is it called "Latin Quarter"? It´s because of historical universities like the Sorbonne who used Latin a lot. Not surprisingly, this district is very popular with students; and where there are students, there are cafes and bars (especially in Mouffetard street). The School of Mining, the École normale supérieure, Sorbonne, Paris-Descartes University ...: these are just some examples of the many schools, colleges and other educational institutions of the Latin Quarter. There are so many that someone had the idea of naming a street "Rue des Écoles" (quite literally road of schools), where you´ll find the notable College de France.
There are also many ancient monuments, including the Pantheon, the Luxembourg Palace, the Cordeliers Convent and churches such as Saint-Sulpice. Add to that all the theatres, libraries and research centres, and you'll understand why the Latin Quarter is so busy ... and why it may be difficult to find parking spaces.
And then, of course, we talk about the Latin Quarter, so there had to be traces of our Gallo-Roman ancestors: namely the Roman Baths and Arenas of Lutetia.
There you go. You now know what there is to know about the Latin Quarter: that it is beautiful, that there are people, and that it is difficult to park there. So, are you going to book a parking place? ;)
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