Car park Parc Saint-Jean

Vieux Lyon car park, on Quai Romain Rolland. The Parc Saint-Jean car park is located in district 5 of Lyon, a stone's throw from the Saône. It is very practical for disabled people and electric vehicles can be recharged here. This car park is ideally located for discovering Vieux Lyon, as it is surrounded by tourist attractions: the Saint-Jean-Baptiste cathedral, Saint-Jean square, St Jean Trésor cathedral, the Miniature and Cinema Museum and the St-Jean archaeological garden, not forgetting the historic Palais de Justice of Lyon. In addition, this very touristic area of Lyon is rich in restaurants, shops and hotels.

Another advantage of Parc Saint-Jean is its proximity to the Vieux Lyon - Cathédrale Saint-Jean metro station, served by line D, but also by funiculars 1 and 2, which take you to Minimes - Théâtres romains and Fourvière hill respectively. The Vieux Lyon station is less than a 5-minute walk from the car park. Whether you want to visit Vieux Lyon or get around the city of Lyon by public transport, the Parc Saint-Jean car park is a good place to leave your car, especially because it's less than a 10-minute walk from the Bellecour station, which is served by both lines A and D.

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Thanks to its proximity to the Bonaparte Bridge and the Palace of Justice walkway, the Parc Saint-Jean car park lets you quickly access district 2 of Lyon, the Presqu'île, and more specifically the Quai des Célestins, Bellecour Plaza, Jacobins Plaza, the Great Synagogue of Lyon and the Museum of Printing and Communication, all less than 10 minutes from the car park.

The Saint-Jean Park is therefore a very well located car park for visiting Vieux Lyon or the Fourvière hill. Also, if you like walking, you can take the Chazeaux climb to access the Parc des Hauteurs, opposite the basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière.

Parc Saint-Jean is therefore a very well-located car park for visiting Old Lyon or the Fourvière hill.