Where to park,
without circling the block.
Pick your city: free or paid car parks, and directions in one tap.
How it works
- 1Choose your city or your destination. Type a city in the search box, or browse by country, by theme or from the list of main cities.
- 2Pick a car park. Green means free, orange means paid. Each page shows what is known: prices, capacity, opening hours, maximum height.
- 3Tap to go. Waze, Google Maps or Apple Maps opens with the car park already set as your destination. No account, no app to install.
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Can your car enter?
Low emission zones, ZTLs and congestion charges: check your car before you drive into these cities.
Stop circling the block
Everyone knows the scene: you reach your destination, then spend long minutes driving round the same streets, eyes on the kerb, hoping a space will free up. You lose time, you get stressed, and you add traffic to streets that already have plenty.
Osmopark turns that search into a decision you make before you arrive. You pick a car park while you are still on the way, or even before you leave, and your navigation app takes you straight to its entrance, not to a street address somewhere near it.
Free or paid, open air or underground, near a station, a hospital or the city centre: every car park has its own page with its exact location and the information that matters when you are behind the wheel.
What you find on each car park page
- Exact location The coordinates of the car park itself, so you are guided to the entrance and not to the middle of the block.
- Free or paid Shown only when a source confirms it. When nobody knows, the page says so instead of guessing.
- Published prices Hourly and daily rates when the operator or the city publishes them, with a link to the source.
- Practical details Number of spaces, opening hours, maximum height, accessible spaces and electric charging, when they are published.
- Public transport nearby In cities with official data, the stations and stops within walking distance, so you can leave the car outside the centre and carry on by metro, tram or train.
- Source and date Every page names where its data comes from and when it was last checked.
Five habits to park faster
- 1Decide before you arrive. Choosing a car park at a red light or while driving is exactly how the circling starts. Pick it before the last few kilometres.
- 2Always keep a second option. Each car park page suggests nearby alternatives in case the first one is full.
- 3Check the height. Roof boxes, bike racks and vans do not fit everywhere. A maximum height is a physical limit, not a permission: it says nothing about whether motorhomes are allowed.
- 4Know the rules of the city centre. Many large cities restrict cars in the centre with low emission zones, limited traffic zones or congestion charges. A park and ride on the edge of the city is often the simplest answer.
- 5Read the street signs. Free street parking is often limited in time or reserved for residents. The signs on site always prevail over any website, ours included.
Why you can trust Osmopark
4,957 car parks26 cities5 countries
- Official sources and open data Every car park comes from official public data or OpenStreetMap, with its source and date on the page.
- No made-up figures If a price, a capacity or a height is not published, the field stays empty. We never estimate it.
- Directions in one tap Waze, Google Maps or Apple Maps open straight away with the car park as your destination.
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