Car park INDIGO Wagram Courcelles

Are you driving to Paris? This car park is located within the Greater Paris Low Emission Zone (ZFE). For more information on the Paris low emission zone, click on How to park in the Paris ZFE.

The Indigo Group's Wagram Courcelles car park is an ideal option for anyone looking for a public car park in the 17th arrondissement of Paris. This district of Paris is located in the north-west of the city, it is very extensive and is mainly made up of the following districts : Ternes, Plaine-de-Monceaux, Batignolles and Épinettes. You can easily access the Wagram Courcelles car park from the Place des Ternes by arriving via Avenue Wagram or from the Pereire metro station via Rue de Courcelles. If you are staying at one of the hotels in the area: Hotel Elysées Flaubert (19 Rue Rennequin), Hotel Monceau Wagram (7 Rue Rennequin), Hotel Monceau Elysees (108 Rue de Courcelles) or XO Hôtel (25 Rue Théodore de Banville) we advise you to prepare your arrival and reserve your space at the Wagram Courcelles car park in advance with Parclick. Indeed, parking spaces are a rare commodity in Parisian hotels so it is best to avoid having to search for a parking space for hours and opt for the Indigo Wagram Courcelles car park. If you have a sweet tooth, you can also enjoy the best of French gastronomy by discovering the restaurants and bistros near the Wagram Courcelles car park. Visit Maison Rostang to discover dishes that combine traditional cuisine with creative execution. And for the more gourmet among you, you won't have to go far from the Wagram Courcelles car park. Stay on Avenue Wagram, the Lenôtre Wagram shop at number 121 opens every day from 9am to 7.30pm, so don't miss the opportunity to treat yourself. After the gourmet break, a bit of culture with a visit to the Swedish Svenska Kyrkan Church located on rue Médéric, only 4 minutes from the Wagram Courcelles car park and therefore right next to avenue Wagram. This red brick building with Swedish inspired architecture opens its doors and invites you to share convivial moments throughout the year. Finally, continue along rue de Prony towards Parc Monceau, itself bordered to the north by boulevard de Courcelles. You can then enjoy a pleasant stroll among spectacular trees in one of the most beautiful gardens in the Parisian capital.