Which car park for where: Monaco parking by destination
The right public car park for the Casino, the Rock, Port Hercule, Larvotto, Fontvieille, the station and the hospital, with entrance streets and capacities from Monaco Parkings' official map.
Key facts
- Network
- 54 public car parks run by Monaco Parkings, open 24/7
- Largest
- Salines (~1,800 spaces), Stade (~950), Wurtemberg (~800), Gare (~700)
- Live availability
- map.parkings.mc and road-side boards
- Bookable online
- Salines and Wurtemberg (Resaweb)
- Same tariff almost everywhere
- First hour free, 24 € daily cap (2026); Salines cheaper, four small car parks dearer
Monaco has 54 public car parks, all run by Monaco Parkings and nearly all underground. In a city this small the question is rarely "is there a car park?" but "which entrance gets me closest without crossing town twice?" This guide answers that by destination. For prices, subscriptions and EV charging, see how parking works in Monaco.
Capacities below are the public spaces shown on Monaco Parkings' official live map, rounded. Check the map before you set off: it shows each car park's free spaces in real time and forecasts the next hour.
The Casino and Monte-Carlo
| Car park | Entrance | Spaces |
|---|---|---|
| Casino | Allées des Boulingrins | ~590 |
| Costa | Avenue de la Costa (upper entrance) | ~190 |
| Saint-Laurent | Avenue Saint-Laurent | ~180 |
| Ostende | Avenue d'Ostende | ~165 |
The Casino car park puts you on the Place du Casino, a few steps from the Casino de Monte-Carlo, the Hôtel de Paris and the Jardins des Boulingrins. It is the only car park where the reduced night rate does not apply, so for a long dinner or a show, Costa or Ostende work out cheaper.
Larvotto and the Grimaldi Forum
| Car park | Entrance | Spaces |
|---|---|---|
| Grimaldi Forum | Rond-point du Portier | ~605 |
| Viaduc | Rond-point du Portier | ~165 |
| Larvotto | Avenue Princesse-Grace (east) | ~315 |
| Sources | Boulevard du Larvotto | ~200 |
| Portier | Rue du Portier | ~150 |
For a concert or congress at the Grimaldi Forum, use its own car park or the Viaduc next door. For Larvotto beach, the Larvotto car park on avenue Princesse-Grace is the closest; on summer weekends check the live map before you go.
Port Hercule and La Condamine
| Car park | Entrance | Spaces |
|---|---|---|
| Saint-Antoine | Liaison Marquet | ~490 |
| Condamine | Avenue du Port | ~415 |
| La Digue | Quai Rainier-III | ~315 |
| Quai Antoine-Ier | Quai Antoine-Ier | ~265 |
| Louis Chiron | Quai Albert-Ier | ~170 |
| Place d'Armes | Rue Terrazzani | ~50 |
| Plati | Rue Plati | ~45 |
These cover the harbour, the Condamine market and the shopping streets around rue Grimaldi and rue Princesse-Caroline. Place d'Armes is one of the four small car parks with a slightly higher tariff (30 € daily cap instead of 24 €).
Monaco-Ville (the Rock)
| Car park | Entrance | Spaces |
|---|---|---|
| Pêcheurs | Chemin des Pêcheurs | ~555 |
Car access to the Rock is restricted, so visitors normally park at Pêcheurs, dug into the cliff below the Oceanographic Museum, and take the lifts up to the old town, the Cathedral and the Prince's Palace. When it is full, park at Condamine or Quai Antoine-Ier and walk up the Rampe Major.
Railway station
| Car park | Entrance | Spaces |
|---|---|---|
| Gare | Pont Sainte-Dévote | ~705 |
The car park beneath Monaco-Monte-Carlo station is handy for a day trip by train along the coast: drive in, take the TER, and the 24 € daily cap limits the bill. See train connections from Monaco.
Fontvieille and the Stade Louis II
| Car park | Entrance | Spaces |
|---|---|---|
| Stade | 1 avenue des Castelans (levels P3/P4) | ~950 |
| Wurtemberg | Avenue de Fontvieille | ~795 |
| Fontvieille shopping centre (CCF) | Avenue Albert-II (port entrance) | ~535 |
| Papalins | Avenue des Papalins | ~320 |
| Port | Quai Jean-Charles-Rey | ~145 |
| Héliport | Avenue des Ligures | ~110 |
For a match or event at the Stade Louis II, park in the stadium's own levels. Wurtemberg can be booked in advance online. The Héliport car park serves the Nice–Monaco helicopter shuttle.
Western entrance and the Jardin Exotique
| Car park | Entrance | Spaces |
|---|---|---|
| Salines | Boulevard du Jardin-Exotique | ~1,800 |
| Jardin Exotique | Boulevard du Jardin-Exotique | ~400 |
| L'Engelin | Boulevard du Jardin-Exotique | ~140 |
Salines is Monaco's biggest car park and its main park-and-walk site, reached from the Moyenne Corniche without crossing the town. It has its own cheaper tariff (first 45 minutes free, then flat bands, 24 € daily cap) and can be booked online. On foot, the signposted Galerie des Salines brings you down towards the centre in about 15 minutes; on event days, CAM shuttles run as well. The Jardin Exotique car park serves the Jardin Exotique itself.
Princess Grace Hospital
Three car parks on avenue Pasteur — CHPG, CHPG 1 (upper) and CHPG 2 (lower, from the hospital roundabout) — serve the Centre Hospitalier Princesse-Grace.
Practical tips
- The first hour is free almost everywhere: for a quick errand, any car park near your destination is fine.
- Compare before a long evening: the 0.20 € per 15-minute night rate from 20:00 applies everywhere except the Casino car park.
- Avoid moving the car: once parked, buses, lifts and walking are quicker than re-parking across town. See public transport in Monaco.
- On event days, book Salines or Wurtemberg in advance and check our Grand Prix access guide.
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The information provided is for general guidance only. For official procedures, always consult the official sources.
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