Information about Canary Wharf parking

Welcome to Canary Wharf, one of London’s vibrant financial districts. Known for its iconic skyline dominated by the towering One Canada Square, Canary Wharf offers a wealth of attractions and activities for visitors.

While parking can be limited in the immediate vicinity, you’ll find convenient options nearby. These include the four underground Canary Wharf car parks, alongside pay-and-display parking, which is available in the surrounding streets.

Join us to find out more about Canary Wharf parking, public transport alternatives, and the highlights that make the area worth visiting.

 

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Parking in Canary Wharf

Finding parking in Canary Wharf can be a challenge, but there are a range of options available.
There are around 2,500 spaces available to the general public, including four secure parking facilities in Canary Wharf itself:

- Cabot Square (E14 4AP)
- Canada Square (E14 5EW)
- Jubilee Place (E14 5NY)
- Westferry Circus (E14 4HD)


They also offer electric vehicle charging points, as well as designated bays for disabled drivers and families with kids.

Parking rates in Canary Wharf range from £4.80 per hour up to £24 for a 24-hour period. There are reduced rates for motorcycle or bicycle parking, as well as for season tickets. Note that you cannot pay for parking using cash at those facilities.

The four car parks also offer 3 hours’ free parking on weekends provided that you spend at least £10 with one of their participating shops and restaurants. For more information, check out the Canary Wharf Group website.

When it comes to on-street parking, Canary Wharf is located in Zone D as designated by Tower Hamlets Council.

This means parking is free Mon - Fri between 5:30pm and 8:30am, as well as on weekends. Parking on-street outside of those times is paid, and you are advised to check the relevant parking signs.

Another way to find cheap Canary Wharf parking is via a platform like Stashbee. Using our search map, you can find and book a space on an hourly or monthly basis from a verified local owner in seconds.

We have a wide range of affordable spaces all across Canary Wharf, as well as nearby areas like Isle of Dogs, Poplar and Canada Water.

Now that you’ve got your parking sorted, let's dive into the exciting attractions and activities that await you in the area.

 

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Nearby attractions

There’s more to Canary Wharf than just skyscrapers and banks. From a world-famous fish market to water sports, here are some of the most famous attractions worth exploring in the area.

 

Museum of London Docklands:

Discover the rich history of Canary Wharf and its transformation from a bustling port to a thriving business district at the Museum of London Docklands. Housed in a former sugar warehouse, the museum offers fascinating exhibits, interactive displays, and captivating stories about London's maritime past.
Parking is available at the nearby West India Quay Car Park, a short distance from the museum.

 

Billingsgate Market

Explore the largest fish market in the country at Billingsgate, located just northeast of Canary Wharf. With over 25,000 tonnes of fish passing through each year, it's a seafood lover's paradise. Experience the lively atmosphere, browse stalls offering a variety of seafood, and witness the fish auction.

Convenient parking can be found at Canada Square Car Park for easy access to this captivating market.

 

Docklands Sailing and Watersports Centre

For those seeking outdoor adventures, the Docklands Sailing and Watersports Centre offers an exciting range of water-based activities, including sailing, kayaking, and windsurfing. Situated on the banks of the Millwall Outer Dock, this centre provides a thrilling experience for water sports enthusiasts.
Nearby parking options include Westferry Circus Car Park.

 

Limehouse Marina

To escape the crowds, check out the charming Limehouse Marina, situated west of Canary Wharf. This picturesque four-acre marina, surrounded by stylish apartments, is a delightful spot to admire small ships and canal boats.

Take a leisurely stroll along the Thames Path, passing through Ropemakers Fields, to reach this tranquil oasis.

 

Crossrail Place Roof Garden

Nestled amidst the urban landscape, the Crossrail Place Roof Garden is a serene oasis boasting lush greenery and exotic plants. This unique rooftop garden combines contemporary design with a tranquil ambiance, providing a perfect escape from the bustling city.

Parking can be found at Cabot Square Car Park.

 

Canary Wharf Shopping Centre

A shopaholic's paradise,Canary Wharf Shopping Centre boasts an impressive array of luxury boutiques, high-street brands, and gourmet dining options. This vibrant retail hub is home to over 120 stores, making it an ideal destination for fashion enthusiasts.

Parking is available at several nearby car parks, including Cabot Square Car Park and Westferry Circus Car Park.

 

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Public transport

If you don’t own a car or don’t fancy driving, Canary Wharf is well connected through a range of public transport options.

 

Tube and Trains

Canary Wharf is served by the Jubilee Line on the London Underground, providing easy access to the area from various parts of the city.
It is also a stop on the Elizabeth Line, making it easy to reach from Heathrow Airport and major train stations in London.

The Docklands Light Railway (DLR) - an automated light metro system that runs from the City of London through the Docklands area - stops in Canary Wharf and Heron Quays.

 

Buses

An extensive bus network operates in and around Canary Wharf, offering connections to different neighbourhoods and key destinations within London.

This includes lines D3, D7, D8, 135, 277 and the night bus N550

 

Boats

Thames Clippers operate riverboat services, allowing you to travel to Canary Wharf by boat and enjoy scenic views of the River Thames along the way. It takes 13 mins to London Bridge and 30 mins to Waterloo.

 

Cycling

Cycling to Canary Wharf is made easy with designated cycle routes, including the London Cycle Network along the river. There are over 1,300 free cycle parking spaces available across the area, as well as secure parking options for a fee. Santander Cycle docking stations are located at six spots in Canary Wharf.

 

Walking

The Thames Path is just minutes away, offering a picturesque walking route along the river. Pedestrian bridges like the one from West Wintergarden to South Quay and Upper Bank Street Bridge to Poplar DLR Station provide easy connections for walkers.

You can find more info about cycling and walking in the area here.

 

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Renting out your Parking Space with Stashbee

Transform your unused driveway or parking space into a money-making asset by renting it out with Stashbee. Enjoy hassle-free payments and always get paid on time when you rent your parking space to fellow Londoners or visitors.

Wondering how much you can earn by renting out your parking space in Canary Wharf? Your earnings will depend on the type of parking space you have and its location.

To find out how much you could potentially earn, use our earnings calculator, which provides estimates based on what current Stashbee Hosts in Canary Wharf are earning. Plus, it's completely free to list your space!

 

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