Parking Odysseum, Cologne

Parking options at Odysseum Montpellier

Parking in Odysseum, Montpellier, is centred on the shopping complex, the Parking de la Mer and the Circé P+Tram car park. The Odysseum centre has around 2,050 spaces, with two hours of free parking for visitors before standard tariffs apply.

Parking de la Mer is the practical choice for Planet Ocean and longer visits, while Circé is designed for drivers continuing by tram. For a future trip, drivers can also check Mobypark for availability before setting off.

Two hours of free parking at Odysseum

The first two hours are free in the Odysseum car parks, but the ticket still needs to be validated at an automatic payment machine before leaving. This applies even when the stay has not exceeded two hours.

Keep the ticket with you while visiting the centre. Failing to validate it can prevent a smooth exit, even when no payment is due.

Odysseum parking tariffs after two hours

The tariff schedule for Parking de la Mer, also identified as Odysseum Mer, increases with the length of stay:

For a visit lasting most of the day, compare the 9-hour and 24-hour rates before entering. The 24-hour tariff is more suitable when returning late or staying overnight.

Opening times and overnight parking at Odysseum

The shopping car parks are open from 09:00 to 20:00 Monday to Friday and from 08:30 to 20:00 on Saturdays. Parking de la Mer is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, making it the clearest option for late arrivals and overnight parking.

If you are visiting Planet Ocean, Parking de la Mer is the closest identified car park and also has electric-vehicle charging points.

Vehicle height limits in Odysseum car parks

The indoor shopping-zone car parks at Soleil, Espace and Ulysse have a maximum vehicle height of 2 metres. Parking de la Mer allows vehicles up to 2.10 metres high.

Check the height restriction at the entrance before choosing an indoor car park, particularly when driving a van, motorhome or vehicle with a roof box. Vehicles that exceed the limit should use a suitable outdoor area instead.

Circé P+Tram parking for the tram

The Circé P+Tram car park at Odysseum has around 1,200 spaces and is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. A €5.80 P+Tram payment covers up to 24 hours of parking and includes a 24-hour tram ticket for everyone in the vehicle.

Annual TaM subscribers and holders of the Montpellier metropolitan Pass gratuité can park free when they continue their journey by public transport. P+Tram parking is limited to 24 consecutive hours for users of the P+R arrangement; the normal hourly tariff applies after that period.

Getting to Odysseum without driving into the centre

Circé connects parking at Odysseum with Montpellier's tram network, including line 1. It can be a useful alternative when you want to avoid searching for a space near the shopping complex or when your final destination is elsewhere in Montpellier.

For drivers heading to the shopping centre or Planet Ocean, choose the car park according to your arrival time, vehicle height and expected stay rather than relying only on the two-hour free period.