Booking and parking rental in Nancy

Nancy has various parking options: on-street, in public, private, covered and underground car parks… In total, you'll find about 9,900 on-street spaces spread across three zones and 8,490 car park spaces. Note that in general, in Nancy, car park spaces are cheaper than on-street spaces.

A total of 34 car parks are spread across the town of Nancy. Here are a few general rules that apply:

• First 30 minutes free;
• Free parking on Saturday during the day at the La Manufacture, Place des Vosges and Kennedy car parks;
• every day from 7pm to 11pm, the parking rate is just €1 (except for Joffre and Saint-Nicolas car parks: €2.50);
• €1 for 4 hr on Sundays and public holidays from 7am to 7pm.

These 34 car parks break down as follows and are at the following locations:

Municipally-run car parks (yellow zone)

• Vaudémont (190 spaces): Terrasse Pépinière
• République Centre de Congrès Prouvé (455 spaces): Boulevard Joffre
• Place Stanislas (383 spaces): 6 rue Claude Charles
• Dom Calmet (196 spaces): 17-19 rue Saint-Dizier

Here are the rates for these car parks: €1.60 for 1 hr, €4 for 2 hr, €8 for 4 hr, €18 for 12 hr.

Municipally-run car parks (green zone)

Here are the rates for these car parks: €0.40 for 1 hr, €1.20 for 2 hr, €2.40 for 4 hr, €5.60 for 12 hr.

Private car parks

• Parking Saint-Sébastien (1,100 spaces): Saint-Sébastien shopping centre, Place Charles III
• Parking Saint-Dizier Saint-Nicolas (450 spaces): 1-5 rue du Dr Schmitt
• Parking Joffre Saint-Thiébaut (682 spaces): 22 rue du Grand Rabbin Haguénauer
• Beaupré (340 spaces): 32 rue de Serre

Concessioned car parks

• Saint-Dizier (209 spaces): Rue du Dr Schmitt
• Ville Vieille Carnot (371 spaces): Place Carnot
• Ville Vieille Léopold (339 spaces): Cour Léopold
• Thermal P1 (230 spaces): 35 avenue du Maréchal Juin
• Thermal P2 (120 spaces): 41-43 rue du Sergent Blandan
• Thermal P3 (100 spaces): 41-43 rue du Sergent Blandan

Paid on-street parking in Nancy is split into three zones:

• Orange zone: 40 parking spaces around the town centre's pedestrian area. Paid from 10am to 6pm, max parking duration 1 hr, 45 min free.
• Yellow zone: 1,800 spaces, paid from 10am to 6pm, max parking duration 3 hr (€8).
• Outlying T6 zone: 7,689 spaces, paid from 10am to 6pm, max parking duration 8 hr (€5.60).

Outside these zones, you can park on-street for free.

In Nancy, the closer you get to the town centre and major points of interest such as the station, the more expensive parking becomes. To enjoy cheap parking, it's best to park on the outskirts. Also note that 65% of parking spaces in Nancy are free. That lets you save on your parking bill.

You can also turn to Nancy's park-and-rides, which are free if you hold a STAN network transport ticket.

Finally, to save on parking, you can book your car park in advance. Usually this gets you discounts on the rate, but it also saves you the time of looking for a space. In fine, you save on fuel.

Finding a parking space near the town centre's most important cultural and tourist sites is a tough challenge. In Nancy, Place Stanislas is very busy. Besides, the area is orange, meaning you can't hope to park for more than 3 hours.

South of the town, the district around the Notre-Dame-de-Bonsecours building isn't easy for finding a parking space. Near the D674, which is the ring road, the area is a few metres from the regional university hospital.

Rue de Vaucouleurs is crossed by the D93C departmental road. There are a few parking spaces there, but they're often taken. Nearby, rue du Maréchal Oudinot runs alongside rue de Vaucouleurs and rue Jeanne d'Arc. The two streets are a few metres from the tram stops Jean Jaurès and Exelmans, which quickly connect to the historic centre.

As around any station, finding a parking space is hard around Nancy station. It's located at 3 place Simone Veil and connects to the Paris region and Strasbourg. Nancy is crossed by a single tram line and three Tempo lines, which are, with a few differences, other trams. The main points of the commune are also served by bus lines.

In all these areas, make sure to follow the parking rules. Otherwise, you risk being fined with an FPS or worse, having your vehicle impounded!

Relatively long, rue Marcel Brot connects to the Nancy ring road or the town centre. A busy artery, parking isn't easy, as it's also a commercial area where businesses don't make their car parks available to all drivers. Near rue Marcel Brot lies boulevard Lobau, which leads to the Saint-Julien regional hospital. The ring road is also nearby and the street borders Orly park.

If you want to park long-term in Nancy (several weeks to several months), it's best to carefully choose your parking option to avoid paying too much. Also, make sure the car park is well located in town, where you need it.

To do that, planning ahead is the best idea. Booking your parking in advance saves you time and money. But that's not enough! If you pick the wrong car park, you might pay a lot! With Yespark, book and rent your space for long-term use without breaking the bank! With our competitive rates and our well-placed car parks throughout the city, you'll definitely find the space you need!

To get an unlimited-use space at the best price, why not turn to parking rental services? Yespark lets you create a profile in 2 minutes, before searching for a parking space!

Once your account is created and your car park chosen, you can open the car park door thanks to a dedicated remote in the Yespark app. You'll also enjoy many benefits:

• 2-day free trial (long-term);
• 15-minute flexibility before and after booking if you choose a medium-term space;
• commitment-free, no deposit;
• transparent pricing: no hidden fees;
• free cancellation/termination;
• human support 7 days a week.