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Where to park in Saint-Denis
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Saint-Denis is a commune in the Seine-Saint-Denis department, of which it is the capital, in the Île-de-France region, north of Paris

Saint-Denis, the capital of the Seine-Saint-Denis department in Île-de-France, is located north of Paris, close to the routes leading to Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle Airport, the ring road, and the A1 motorway. The city is home to the Stade de France and welcomes a large flow of visitors every day.

Where to park in Saint-Denis

On-street parking management is handled by Plaine Commune. Parking is paid every day, except on Sundays and public holidays. There is no specific free parking on Saturdays or during the month of August.

On-street parking zones

To encourage vehicle turnover and avoid improper parking, the road network is divided into zones:

In pedestrian streets and priority pedestrian areas, parking on the roadway is prohibited.

Parking rate sectors in Plaine Commune

Rates vary depending on two main sectors and are calculated proportionally to the actual parking time:

These differences are mainly due to the South sector’s proximity to Paris, its higher urban density, and a particularly well-developed public transport network.

Public car parks in Saint-Denis

Dense and well-connected, Saint-Denis can experience congestion during peak hours. To save time and park more conveniently, public car parks are available both in the city center and in the outskirts (large number of spaces, surveillance, easy access).

The city of Saint-Denis

Saint-Denis is the third most populated city in the Île-de-France region after Paris and Boulogne-Billancourt. It is a very old French municipality, already existing in the 2nd century. Historically, Saint-Denis was a trading city thanks to its strategic location between Paris and northern Europe. The city has strong religious ties, as its name comes from the martyr Denis, the first bishop of Paris. Hugues Capet, an important king in French history, was even abbot here. This historical background has given Saint-Denis a rich heritage to discover during a visit.

What to see in Saint-Denis?

The main attraction of Saint-Denis is undoubtedly the Stade de France, which hosts major events every year such as concerts, football matches, and rugby games. In addition, thanks to its long religious history, the city has numerous churches, especially the Basilica of Saint-Denis, a true local symbol and the first church in the world built in the Gothic style. You can also discover other points of interest such as the Museum of Art and History, the House of Crossbowmen, or the iconic Workers’ Housing House of the Coignet factory.

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