Grand palais
Select the parking lot of your choice and prebook your parking space with complete peace of mind.
Where to park for this summer in Paris ?
Grand Palais
Due to the expected strong influence in Paris during this summer, we recommend taking public transportation from the Q-Park car parks.
This iconic site among Parisian monuments has long served as a prestigious setting for numerous events, both sporting and artistic. The Grand Palais hosts numerous exhibitions by artists from around the world every year, and was for example the scene of the World Fencing Championships in 2010. During the 2024 summer this magnificent site will host the Fencing and Taekwondo events. .
Prebook in advance and be sure to have a space available in the car park!
How to get to the Grand Palais from the Q-Park car parks?
Recommanded facilities
- Q-Park Paris la Défense Shopping Center P1/P2: this car park is 18 minutes away by public transport via the "La Défense" line
to the "Champs-Élysées - Clemenceau" station. - Q-Park Paris la Défense Coupole Regnault: this car park is 18 minutes away by public transport via the "La Défense" line to the "Champs-Élysées - Clemenceau" station.
- Q-Park Issy Val de Seine: this car park is 18 minutes away by public transport via the line
at “Gare d’Issy-Val de Seine” to the “Invalides” station.
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The closest
- Q-Park Marceau - Champs-Elysées: this car park is 12 minutes via the line from the "Charles de Gaulle – Étoile" station to the "Champs-Élysées - Clemenceau" station.
- Q-Park Rivoli Pont Neuf: this car park is 14 minutes via the line from the "Châtelet" station to the "Champs-Élysées - Clemenceau" station.
Events
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Fencing
Fencing is a combat sport. This is the art of touching an opponent with the point or edge (thrust and cut) of a bladed weapon on the valid parts without being touched. Three types of weapons are used: the epee, the saber and the foil.More information
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Taekwondo
Taekwondo is a martial art originating from Korea, which means “the way of feet and fists” and which is practiced without weapons.More info
