On PSG match nights, getting to the Parc des Princes by car can be a real obstacle course.
Between Porte de Saint-Cloud and Porte d'Auteuil, the ring road exits quickly become saturated.
The area around the enclosure being closed to traffic, it is strongly recommended not to use the streets of the district, between Boulogne Nord and the south of the 16th arrondissement, otherwise you will find yourself blocked and miss the start of the match.
As the Parc des Princes does not have a general public car park, you will need to find another place to park.
Several car parks are available in the surrounding area, provided you arrive before they are full.
Here are some addresses that may be very useful to you.
Covered car parks around the Parc des Princes
1. Porte de Saint-Cloud car park
Address: 2, avenue de la Porte de Saint-Cloud, 75016, Paris.
Price: €17.60 for 4 hours of parking.
Distance from the Park: 4 minutes walk from the Parc des Princes.
2. Versailles Reynaud car park
Address: 188, avenue de Versailles, 75016, Paris.
Price: €20.80 for 4 hours of parking.
Distance: 14 minutes walk from Parc des Princes.
3. Porte d’Auteuil car park
1-3 avenue du Général Sarrail, 75016, Paris.
Price: €12.90 for 3 hours of parking;
€38.70 for 24 hours of parking.
Distance: 8 minutes walk from the Parc des Princes.
4. Point du Jour Parking
Address: 2 avenue du Stade de Coubertin, 92100, Boulogne-Billancourt.
Price: €16.20 for 3 hours of parking.
Distance: 15 minutes walk from the stadium.
5. Belle Feuille Parking
Address: 20 quarter rue de la Belle Feuille, 92100, Boulogne-Billancourt.
Price: €9.60 for 3 hours of parking;
€18.40 for 24 hours of parking.
Distance: 15 minutes walk from the stadium.
6. Boulogne-Billancourt City Hall Parking
Address: 24 bis Avenue André Morizet, 92100, Boulogne-Billancourt.
Price: €20.40 for 6 hours of parking;
€39.10 for 24 hours of parking.
Distance: 20 minutes walk from the stadium.
Please note, the
Jean Bouin car park
is closed to the public on match days, due to its location very close to the Parc des Princes.
Tip: arrive early!
The car parks located around the Parc des Princes have a fairly limited number of spaces.
You must therefore arrive early to hope to park there.
Allow three hours before the match to ensure success, especially as access via the ring road becomes extremely dense two hours before the match, particularly on Friday and Saturday evenings.
We repeat: traffic around the Parc des Princes remains very complicated, between the pedestrian influx of some 45,000 spectators, the roads blocked by the authorities, traveling by car between the Porte de Saint-Cloud and the Porte d'Auteuil can quickly become a real ordeal.
Parking on the street: the wheel of fortune
Another solution, for the more adventurous, is to find a parking space on the street.
The task is already quite difficult in Paris as a general rule, it will be more difficult around the Parc des Princes on a match evening.
However, it is not impossible to find a place if, once again, you get there really early.
Many supporters park near the Bois de Boulogne, around the Carr des Anciens Combattants in Boulogne or near the Auteuil racecourse.
Parking rates
In Paris, paying Monday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
1 hour: €4;
2h: €8;
3h: €16;
4h: €26;
5am: €38;
6am: €50
In Boulogne-Billancourt, paying Monday to Saturday from 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
1 hour: €2;
2h: €4;
3h: €6;
4h: €8;
5am: €10
For two wheels
Each car park mentioned above welcomes two wheels at reduced prices compared to cars.
You can also park on the street, for a fee in Paris, but free in Boulogne, until January 2024, after which parking will become chargeable for two wheels.
If you are a 2WD Pass holder, parking in a “licensed” covered car park (selection of partner car parks with Paris town hall) will only cost you €0.80 per hour, so around €4 for a match (5 hours of parking).
All the car parks mentioned above, inside Paris, are concessioned, therefore accept 2WD Passes.
Conclusion: prefer public transport!
Coming as early as possible by car would be the best advice we can give you.
Due to the very limited number of spaces in the streets around the stadium, and the quantity of spectators who will occupy the covered parking lots mentioned above, first come first served.
To wait, there are several cafes and restaurants around the stadium, but also the club's megastore, 14, rue Claude Farrère (75016, Paris).
Choose Boulogne-Billancourt for discounted parking.
The city of Boulogne has a few private car parks close to the Parc des Princes and cheaper than in Paris.
Also, the cost of parking in the city is much less expensive than in the capital.
Distance: 8 minutes walk from the Parc des Princes.
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If you live in Île-de-France, choose this means of mobility.
If you are coming from a little further away, try to park in a quiet and inexpensive area and then take a metro, RER or bus.