Parking Gros-Caillou, Paris

Parking in Gros-Caillou, Paris can mean searching for a metered kerbside space or choosing a garage. Mobypark lets you compare and pre-book available private parking, including underused hotel and office spaces, private driveways and unused garages.

Bookable private parking in Gros-Caillou

Mobypark has private parking spots available to book in the area. Some options can cost less than the €6 hourly street tariff; compare the total for your dates and check the space’s access arrangements and vehicle limits before booking.

Street parking rates and time limits in Gros-Caillou

Gros-Caillou is in Paris’s Zone 1. Visitor parking costs €6 per hour from Monday to Saturday, 09:00–20:00, with a maximum stay of six consecutive hours in the same space. Higher tariffs may apply to heavier vehicles. If you need to stay beyond the kerbside limit, compare pre-booked Mobypark parking rather than relying on being able to extend your street stay.

When on-street parking is free in Gros-Caillou

Visitor parking on metered streets is free from 20:00 to 09:00, and all day on Sundays and public holidays. Check the signs at the space, as other restrictions may still apply.

Public garages and longer stays in Gros-Caillou

A public garage at 23 Rue de Constantine in the Invalides area charges an indicative €1.35 for 15 minutes and €5.40 for one hour. Check the tariff displayed at the entrance before parking, as prices can change. For a longer visit or an overnight stay, compare the garage’s full-duration cost with bookable Mobypark parking and confirm access times and the exact parking location before setting off.

Resident parking and penalties in Gros-Caillou

Residents with an eligible parking card can access a preferential rate of €1.50 per day or a €9 pass for seven consecutive days, excluding public holidays. For unpaid or insufficiently paid visitor parking, the standard post-parking charge for a light vehicle in Zone 1 is €75; it can rise to €225 for heavier vehicles. Paying within nine days brings a 30% reduction, while an unpaid charge increases by €50 after three months.