Parking near London
I have a rented car and I want to go to London on Sunday. I really don't want to drive on those crowded streets, so I just want to park somewhere outside of London Center and than take public transportation. Also, I hope to avoid paying that congestion tax.
So, what do you recommend? I'm coming from Dartford.
Best Answer
Dartford is already practically in London; you are unlikely to get anywhere much nearer. Trains from there go directly to Charing Cross, London Bridge and Victoria, which are right in the centre of town.
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Where can I park for free near London?
Roads in London with Free Parking All Day- Strasburg Road.
- Dagnall Street.
- Orkney Street.
- Millgrove Street.
- Kennard Street.
- Austin Road.
- Astle Street.
- Harpsden Street.
Where can I park on the outskirts of London?
Q-Park has 8 secure car parks outside the congestion zone, conveniently located close to tube stations to assist you on your journey:- Park Lane.
- Marble Arch.
- Queensway.
- Knightsbridge.
- Pimlico.
- St. John's Wood.
- Tower Bridge.
- Church Street.
Where can I find cheap parking in London?
Many car parks do offer overnight tariffs, but NCP's 24-hour car parks are probably the most affordable solution in London. Most councils offer free pay-and-display parking on Sundays.Where should I park my car when visiting London?
Best Place to Park for London \u2013 Car Parks: These include Park Lane, Trafalgar Square, Harley Street, Chinatown, Oxford Street, Leicester Square, Victoria, Knightsbridge, and Queensway. You can use the Parkopedia website to search for parking spaces at your destination when planning ahead.Choosing where to park
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Answer 2
https://www.ncp.co.uk/parking-solutions/london-underground-car-parks/ lists all car parks at London Underground stations, from where you can continue into London by Tube.
I don't know how busy these car parks typically are, but North Greenwich looks like the biggest one at a south-east London Tube station, and according to this page it'll cost £7.50 to park there all day on a Sunday.
Answer 3
Mostly, there is no free parking zone in London and most of the parking spaces are paid. There are many private agencies that provide parking facilities and charge some money.
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