Interparking is a European leader in the urban mobility sector. While ensuring the availability of secure and convenient parking options, we also invest in solutions that help cities adapt to evolving mobility expectations. Our teams are engaged daily in facilitating travel across urban environments, working in line with three key strategic priorities:

• continuous improvement in the quality of our services;
• an innovative offer of mobility solutions to meet the challenges of cities;
• an environmentally-responsible policy.

Interparking is internationally active in fifteen countries: Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Chile, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Spain, Slovakia and United Kingdom.

Our 2,092 operations comprise a total of 800.810 parking spaces across Europe. If you were to line up all the vehicles parked in these spaces, the queue would stretch over 4,800 kilometres! About twice the distance between Brussels and Ankara.

To date, Interparking - a member of 14 car park federations - has obtained 266 European Standard Parking Awards. These quality certifications acknowledge the hard work of our teams and guarantee our clients that they have made the right choice by parking at Interparking.

Facilitating travel

Interparking offers convenient and accessible parking spaces in close proximity to transport hubs; most of our car parks provide easy access to other modes of transport such as bus, tram, metro, train, and bike hire points, facilitating traffic flow within cities.

To further enhance mobility in and around cities, Interparking is developing a comprehensive range of services for our clients: digitised payments, reservation and subscription services, innovative solutions for cyclists, a tailored offering for electric and shared vehicles, and more...

Partnering with stakeholders

Interparking has close partnerships with mobility stakeholders of all kinds, and encourages regular engagement and ongoing dialogue. Our stakeholders - including users, local residents, airports, railway companies, cities, public authorities, and institutional clients - are engaged and consulted with when planning the mobility of tomorrow.