Stationnement de voitures sous les arbre In Vendôme
Easily view the Vendôme parking map to plan your visit with ease.
White zone: parking is free, with a maximum stay of 7 consecutive days in the same space.
This is the ideal solution for half a day or a full day.
Blue zone: parking is also free, but limited in time.
It is ideal for short stays.
Parking with a European parking disc is permitted from Monday to Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Maximum duration: 2 hours.
There is no blue zone on Sundays and public holidays.
Parking discs are on sale at the Vendôme Tourist Office for 2€.
Important reminder:
At the end of the authorised parking time, it is forbidden to simply change the time on the disc without moving your vehicle. You must change streets before starting a new cycle.
Bus parking
For coach parking, please consult the dedicated page: ‘Coach parking’.
Need to use the toilet?
Find a list of public toilets and their addresses on the website provided for this purpose.
In Montoire-sur-le Loir
Parking is free in both white and blue zones. Several car parks are available in the heart of the town centre:
Place de la Mairie
Place Clemenceau
Marescot district
There are also numerous parking options in the adjacent streets: Rue Lemoine, Rue Saint-Denis, Rue Saint-Jacques and Rue Saint-Laurent
A stone’s throw from the town centre: Boulevard des Alliés, Boulevard Mermoz, Rue de l’Abattoir
Blue zone: parking is free, but limited to 2 hours all year round:
Monday to Saturday, 9am to 12pm and 2pm to 5pm
No blue zone on Sundays and public holidays
The use of a European parking disc is mandatory. It must be placed in a visible position behind the windscreen.
Parking discs are on sale at the Information Office in Montoire-sur-le Loir (during the season) at a price of 2€.
Access for people with reduced mobility: spaces reserved for people with reduced mobility are available at:
Place de la Mairie, Rue Saint-Denis, Place Clemenceau, Place Foch and Boulevard des Alliés.
In Fréteval & Mondoubleau
Parking is free and unrestricted; there are no blue zones.




