Where to find a parking space in Mulhouse?

To make parking easier in Mulhouse, the municipality has set up several car parks throughout the town, including several underground car parks. 

Here are the public car parks available: 

They are all covered, with the exception of the Porte Haute, Fonderie and Gare P2 car parks. In total, the town offers around 4,000 parking spaces in car parks. 

Here are the park-and-ride facilities available: 

They are located at the entrance of the conurbation, are easy to access and close to tram and bus stops. 

Here are the bicycle parks available: 

In the public car parks, managed by the company Parking, you can park your bicycle thanks to secure shelters.

The car parks in Mulhouse are generally not very expensive: 

• The Centre, Porte-Jeune, Réunion, Maréchaux and Porte Haute car parks offer a rate of £2.50 for 4h during the day. 
• Some car parks also offer evening and night packages. The Maréchaux car park offers a package at £2 from 1am to 7am and the Centre and Porte-Jeune car parks offer a package at £1 from 7pm to 1am and £2 from 1am to 7am.
• For those living on the outskirts, you have 2 park-and-ride facilities available. The price is £2 if you do not have a subscription and this allows you to take a return trip on the tram for all occupants of the vehicle. 

Prices that ultimately remain very reasonable for a town close to the Swiss and German border. 

If you wish to park your vehicle for a medium or long period, you can rent a parking space with Yespark. We offer several in Mulhouse, at favourable rates.

In the town of Mulhouse, a few car parks allow you to park for free, at specific times. 

Public car parks 

• The market car park is free on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday;
• The Porte Haute car park is free at night from 7pm to 9am, on Sundays and public holidays;
• The town hall car park is free on Sunday.
• The first 30 minutes are free in the station car park P1.

Park-and-ride facilities 

• P+R Nouveau Bassin is free for subscribers aged 26-64, JOKER, 65 and over (except annual subscriptions covered by the commune of residence);
• P+R Université for subscribers aged 26-64, JOKER, 65 and over (except annual subscriptions covered by the commune of residence).

Parking is also free for 30 minutes in the red zone.

Grand Rex

The Grand Rex is located on Avenue de Colmar, close to the town centre, the historical museum and the Town Hall. A strategic location, especially since the zone is white; as a result, there is no time limit imposed for parking. Avenue de Colmar is a one-way street, running alongside the tram lines, with a limited number of spaces. 

The former town hall

Converted into a museum, the former town hall has been classified as a historic monument since 21 July 1961. It is located at 4 rue des archives. Its access is free and allows you to learn more about local life as well as the history of the town.

Place de la Réunion

Place de la Réunion is one of the obligatory crossing points for locals and visitors. It connects rues Mercières, de la Lanterne and Henriette as well as the passage towards the town hall or the Square de la Bourse. It is, in short, the central square of Mulhouse.

Daguerre

The Daguerre neighbourhood is located south of the town centre. Close to parc Braun, it is a few metres from the Zu-Rhein stop. Rue Daguerre crosses an inhabited area, frequented by residents. The street also allows you to join boulevard Charles Stoessel, which is the junction with the town centre. 

Lefebvre – Cité administrative 

To the north of the town, rue Lefebvre, which connects to Avenue Schuman, is a few metres from the Cité administrative as well as the D430, which serves as a bypass. The D66, which passes next to the Cité administrative, is divided into two lanes. The adjacent streets, such as rue de Rouffach, are one-way and present some drawbacks, making parking unthinkable.

Do you live in Mulhouse and find it difficult to park? Are you looking for a parking space close to your home? Yespark is the ideal solution to offer you a private space available at any time. With Yespark, easily book a parking space suited to your needs, whether for medium-term or long-term rental.

It's simple and fast: 

• Create your account on our website or app in a few clicks; 
• Select the car park that suits you; 
• Use the remote control integrated in the app to open the car park;
• Effortlessly access your reserved space!

The Yespark advantages:

• 2 free trial days for long-term rentals;
• 15 additional minutes before and after your booking for medium-term rentals;
• No commitment, no deposit;
• Clear and transparent rates;
• Cancellation and termination at no cost;
• Customer service available 7 days a week.

In the town of Mulhouse, on-street parking is divided into 4 zones, depending on needs from 15 minutes to 4 hours. 

• The red zone or fast-rotation zone (parking limited to 30 minutes per half-day) is located close to shops and the station. In total, 155 spaces spread over 13 zones. 
• The orange zone (parking limited to 2 hours) is located in the hypercentre. These are 2,200 paid spaces Monday to Saturday from 9am to 12pm and 2pm to 7pm. 
• The green zone (parking limited to 4 hours) is located on the edge of the town centre. In total, 2,600 paid spaces at a price of £1 per hour Monday to Saturday from 9am to 12pm and 2pm to 7pm.  
• The market car park (parking limited to 3 hours on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday). These are 550 spaces free on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, paid with 1h30 free then £1 per hour on the other days.

Parking is free in the evening, on Sundays and public holidays.  

It is important to comply with the regulations concerning parking spaces, which are in force in Mulhouse. Otherwise, you risk receiving an FPS (post-parking fee) or worse, being towed away. 

If you exceed the parking time paid at the pay station, you risk a sanction in the form of a post-parking fee (FPS). In Mulhouse, this FPS is set at £40, but the amount already paid at the pay station will be deducted from this sum.