Lyon.

Before you park

In Lyon, the price of on-street parking depends on your vehicle. Compare a garage with street parking, and choose the right entrance before setting off: Part-Dieu has entrances on opposite sides, while a garage in Vieux Lyon may look close to Fourvière on the map but sit at the bottom of the hill.

• Marked paid bays in Lyon charge 09:00–19:00 Monday to Saturday, excluding public holidays. Sundays and public holidays are free. Check the sign at your bay.Ville de Lyon
• The city uses one zone, UNO, with different prices by weight and powertrain. Use the city calculator to check what you would pay for your vehicle.Ville de Lyon
• Pay by card or cash at the meter, or use EasyPark or PayByPhone. Have your licence plate number ready.Ville de Lyon
• If you’re driving into the centre, distinguish the Presqu’île limited traffic zone (ZTL) from the garages around its edges, which remain open to the public. Check the official map and navigate to the garage entrance.Métropole de Lyon
• Before driving into the metro area, check the low emission zone (ZFE) map and which Crit’Air sticker your vehicle needs. This is separate from the central limited traffic zone.Métropole de Lyon
• If you use a TCL park and ride, keep the ticket or pass you validated for a same-day return trip: you’ll need it to exit the car park.TCL