parking in trafalgar square?

Answer 1

Yeah, right under the statue, next to the Lions, you'll be lucky though its always busy

Answer 2

Having as quickly as accomplished this for the duration of a tube strike (I worked in simple terms off Trafalgar Sq. on the time and lived in Belsize Park) it took me sort of a million hr. and 35 minutes, yet I took the scenic path domicile, which will possibly no longer have been the shortest way; by Piccadilly to Regent's highway and by Regent's Park, then over Primrose Hill to Belsize Park. It replace right into a great walk on a June night. possibly no longer plenty exciting in January.

Answer 3

I think not - half of it is pedestrianised now let alone allowing parking. Given the congestion charge in Central London I would use public transport.

It's either that or buying a hot dog stand or ice cream stall...which might be a bit extreme for your needs....

Answer 4

Nothing parks in the square. Most streets leading to the square have very expensive meters. After 6pm you should be ok in streets leading to the embankment.

Answer 5

i think the best thing to do is park elsewhere and then take the bus or the underground. its impossible unless you want to pay a lot for the lots.

Answer 6

Park at the hotel and take the tube and/or buses.

Answer 7

Side of the road

Answer 8

Most of the time..yes

Answer 9

that's easy mate. all you need is an orange disabled sticker and you can park anywhere you want

Answer 10

Not even if you are a pigeon!