Parking near Bataclan

You'll need a parking spot nearby if you plan to attend a concert at Le Bataclan. Le Bataclan, located at 50 Boulevard Voltaire within the 11th district of Paris is a historical venue that has served as a popular entertainment spot for more than a century. It was built in 1864 as a grand café-concert, theater, and featured a wide range of performances, including vaudevilles and operettas. It is still a popular place for live performances, concerts and other events.

Parking near Bataclan is difficult, especially at peak times or during events. Mobypark offers affordable and convenient parking options nearby, which can help you avoid the hassles of parking in this busy area.

We offer a wide range of parking options including indoor and outdoor parking lots. All of our parking lots are secure and safe, so that you can park with confidence. Our website and app allow you to reserve a spot in advance.

The nearby Saint-Maur parking garage is just 10 minutes walk from Le Bataclan. The indoor garage is open 24/7 and staffed with a team of professionals who are available to answer any questions you may have. Mobypark allows you to reserve your parking spot and pay one flat rate per day. This makes it a convenient and affordable option for parking near Bataclan.

Our lot at Pere Lachaise Cemetery is another great option to park near Bataclan. It's only a 15 minute walk away. The outdoor parking area is available 24/7, and is monitored by security personnel. You can park with confidence. With our reservation system you can reserve your space in advance, and pay one flat rate for the duration of your stay.

Mobypark provides a variety of convenient and affordable parking options near Le Bataclan, whether you are visiting the venue for a concert or exploring the surrounding area. Our user-friendly app and website allow you to reserve your parking spot in advance. This will ensure a hassle-free experience. Why struggle to find parking near Bataclan, when you can park at Mobypark so that you can enjoy your visit to this historic venue?