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Lyon Part Dieu Station Parking
About Lyon Part-Dieu station parking
Thanks to ParkVia, you can book your car park 10 mins away and take your train from Lyon Part-Dieu Train Station!
Our parking are perfectly located within walking distance of the shopping streets and main thoroughfares of the Lyon Part-Dieu city center. Whether you're booking for a short or long term stay, we guarantee you a parking space firmly secured with CCTV at Lyon Part-Dieu Station Parking! Don’t hesitate, because in just few clicks you can get a car park space at a very competitive rate!
To book a parking space with ParkVia, it's easy, enter the dates and hours where you will need a car park. Check the availability and the prices and proceed to the booking. Once your booking is complete, you will receive a confirmation email containing the car park's address, directions and phone numbers.
Accessible between 4:00 and 0:00, AB Park Lyon Est is the only car park that provides a private and secure parking space at Lyon Part-Dieu Station. Thanks to them, your vehicle will be in a covered or outdoor space while you're away on your trip, departing from the Lyon Part-Dieu Station Parking.
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Lyon Part-Dieu station information
Lyon Part-Dieu train station is relatively new since it came into service in 1983 as part of an urban planning project, resulting in the creation of the Part-Dieu district; in particular its vast shopping centre and the construction of the Part-Dieu Tower. On average, 26.1 million travellers pass through Lyon Part-Dieu station every year.
Lyon Part Dieu train station is one of the main train stations in Lyon at an international, national and regional level. On a European level, this train station has the largest number of travellers. It is also one of the first SNCF interchange stations where numerous TGV, mainline trains and TER (Regional Express Train) stop.
