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Finding parking near Porte de Vanves, 14e arrondissement de Paris, Paris

Parking Porte de Vanves can be straightforward—if you know which side you’re on. Around Rue Raymond Losserand, the rules (rates, time limits, and even whether it’s free at night) differ between Paris 14 and Vanves, so it pays to plan before you arrive.

Book a private spot near Porte de Vanves with Mobypark

Mobypark gives you access to bookable private parking spots that owners don’t actively use—such as hotel parking, office building spaces, private driveways, and unused garage areas. That means you’re not relying on finding a curb space in a street that can change tariff or restrictions block by block. If you want a parking Porte de Vanves plan without meter stress, pre-booking on Mobypark is often the easiest way to avoid last-minute choices.

When curb parking in the Paris 14 part is priced like a Zone 2 street (and limited to a short consecutive window), booking a private spot can be a much safer fit—especially for multi-hour stays.

Street parking rules on Rue Raymond Losserand (Paris 14 vs Vanves)

Rue Raymond Losserand crosses Paris and Vanves, so check the signs for the specific portion you’re parking in. As a driver, you’ll mainly need to track (1) the tariff area, (2) the pay hours, and (3) the maximum consecutive time.

  • Paris 14 (Zone 2): expect standard visitor pricing around €4/hour. Visitor parking is limited to 6 consecutive hours on the same spot.
  • Vanves: street parking is paid Monday–Saturday, 9:00–19:30, with pricing depending on the local zone (e.g., around €1.20 for 1 hour on the quoted zones).

Because Zone 2 in Paris can add up quickly, Mobypark can be up to around 60% cheaper than street parking for longer stays—while also giving you certainty that you’ll actually have a place to park.

In both places, payment is typically ticketless and controlled by license plate (meters/apps), so you should start the session as soon as you arrive—late payment or an unstarted session can quickly become an administrative fine.

When is it free near Porte de Vanves (overnight and weekends)?

Overnight rules matter here because visitors often park expecting it to be free “just after dinner.” In practice:

  • Paris 14: street parking is free Monday–Saturday, 20:00–09:00, and also free Sundays and public holidays.
  • Vanves: street parking is free on Sundays and public holidays, and it’s free outside the paid window (i.e., before 09:00 and after 19:30 Monday–Saturday).

If you’re arriving late or you’re not sure which portion you’ll end up on, a pre-booked Mobypark spot can remove the need to “interpret the signs” under time pressure—especially when curb spaces are limited.

Resident permits and common visitor mistakes

Resident pricing and resident-only parking exist in both areas, but the eligibility rules are different. In Paris 14, resident rates typically require proof of address in the arrondissement and an eligible Crit’Air status, and resident maximum parking rules can be longer than visitor rules. In Vanves, resident zones are identified on the street and marked accordingly.

For visitors, the most common mistakes are:

  • Overstaying the visitor maximum (in Paris 14: 6 consecutive hours).
  • Not paying promptly via the plate-based system.
  • Parking in a resident-only zone even when nearby meters look “similar.”

If you want to park without worrying about whether you’ve interpreted the right restriction, booking a private parking Porte de Vanves spot on Mobypark is a practical alternative to street rules.

Large vehicles: watch out for the SUV/weight-based tariff in Paris 14

If you drive an SUV or a larger vehicle, Paris 14 may apply a higher “SUV” tariff on the street. Since 1 October 2024, a majorated rate can apply to certain heavier vehicles (and specific vehicle categories), with very high amounts possible compared with the standard hourly rate.

For drivers who don’t want to risk a surprise high tariff on the curb, reserving a private spot ahead (for example via Mobypark) is a straightforward way to reduce uncertainty—just make sure your vehicle details are correct during booking.

Mobypark parking rates near Porte de Vanves

Parking time

Mobypark parking rates

1 hour parking

from € 1.00

24 hours parking

from € 5.00

1 week parking

from € 25.00

1 month parking

from € 55.00

Cheap parking near Porte de Vanves, Paris

FAQ about parking in Porte de Vanves

Is street parking free at night near Porte de Vanves?
Yes, but it depends on whether you’re in the Paris 14 or Vanves portion of Rue Raymond Losserand. In Paris 14, it’s free Monday–Saturday from 20:00 to 09:00, and free Sundays and public holidays. In Vanves, it’s free on Sundays and public holidays and also free outside the paid hours (before 09:00 and after 19:30 Monday–Saturday).
What are the typical street parking rates near Porte de Vanves?
Rates vary by portion of Rue Raymond Losserand. On the Paris 14 side (Zone 2), visitor pricing is around €4/hour and visitor parking is capped to 6 consecutive hours on the same spot. In Vanves, street parking is paid Monday–Saturday 09:00–19:30, with quoted zones starting around €1.20 for 1 hour. Always check the signs at the exact curb location.
How long can visitors park on the street in the Paris 14 part near Porte de Vanves?
In the Paris 14 (Zone 2) part, visitor street parking is limited to 6 consecutive hours on the same spot. If you don’t respect the time limit or you don’t pay correctly (ticketless/plate-based control), you may receive a post-parking fine (FPS).
Do residents get special parking permits near Porte de Vanves?
Yes. In Paris 14, residents can access discounted resident rates and can park longer under resident rules, typically requiring proof of address and eligible vehicle/administrative conditions (including Crit’Air status). In Vanves, resident zones are marked on-street. Visitors should not assume the curb rules apply to everyone—check for resident-only markings.
Are there extra charges for SUVs or larger vehicles near Porte de Vanves?
In the Paris 14 portion, a higher “SUV”/weight-based tariff can apply for certain heavier vehicle categories (from 1 October 2024). If you want to avoid the risk of a high curb tariff, consider pre-booking a private parking spot so you’re not relying on a street meter rate that may be different for your vehicle type.