Parking Near Town Hall Square, Sydney CBD
Where Can I Park for Town Hall Square?
Town Hall Car Park at 464 Kent Street is beside the centre and is advertised from $12.75. Weekend parking is listed at $14 for Saturday or Sunday, while 1.0 to 2.0 hours is $16. A private space 90 m away is listed at $5 an hour, and Gadigal is 290 m away, a four-minute walk.
- Address
- 464-480 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000
- Closest listed space
- Secure & Convenient Private Parking in Sydney CBD, 60 m (1 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Gadigal, 290 m (4 min walk)
Parking Near Sydney CBD
Town Hall Square in Sydney with a pre-booked private parking space nearby, making the short walk easier and reducing time spent circling. Photo: Pexels
Wilson Town Hall Car Park on Kent Street
Wilson Parking operates Town Hall Car Park at 464 Kent Street, beside the centre in Sydney (wilsonparking.com.au). The operator advertises parking from $12.75 and lists the facility as one of the options for Sydney Town Hall visitors (wilsonparking.com.au).
The Kent Street address places the entrance on the centre’s own side of the block, making this the most direct paid option for shopping at Town Hall Square. Wilson’s nearby listings also identify Square Car Park at 31 Bond Street from $20 and a Square Car Park at 472 Kent Street from $0 (wilsonparking.com.au).
Weekend Shopping and Event Parking Around Town Hall Square
Wilson’s St Andrews House, Town Hall Car Park listing gives a weekend rate of $14 for Saturday or Sunday (wilsonparking.com.au). The same listing shows $64 for night entry after 5pm from Monday to Friday, so an evening weekday visit follows a different tariff from weekend parking (wilsonparking.com.au).
The operator lists $16 for 1.0 to 2.0 hours and $32 for the next published charging band at St Andrews House, Town Hall Car Park (wilsonparking.com.au). These published bands make the centre car park worth comparing with a pre-booked space when shopping, dining or attending an event could extend a short visit.
St Andrews House and Other Named Car Parks Near the Centre
St Andrews House, Town Hall Car Park is at 464 Kent Street behind Sydney Town Hall, according to Wilson Parking (wilsonparking.com.au). Wilson lists $16 for 1.0 to 2.0 hours, $32 for the next published period and $14 for Saturday or Sunday parking (wilsonparking.com.au).
Square Car Park at 31 Bond Street is another named option, with Wilson advertising it from $20 (wilsonparking.com.au). A further Square Car Park is listed at 472 Kent Street, with Wilson showing an advertised rate from $0 (wilsonparking.com.au). Goulburn Street car park also offers daily, hourly and monthly parking, with Secure Parking listing monthly parking from $470 (secureparking.com.au).
Parksy Spaces Within 90 Metres of Town Hall Square
Parksy lists a private parking space 60 m away for $82.50 a week and another private space 70 m away for $10 a day. Both suit drivers who want a nearby alternative to the centre’s hourly charging, particularly for a full working day or a regular weekly stay.
Three spaces are 90 m away: a private parking space at $6 an hour, a secure private space with 24/7 access at $6 an hour, and another private space at $5 an hour. A further private space at 80 m is listed at $20 an hour. The $5 an hour option beats the centre’s advertised $12.75 starting rate for an hourly visit, while the weekly and daily options are more useful for longer stays.
Gadigal, Museum and Martin Place Approaches on Foot
Gadigal is the nearest station, 290 m from Town Hall Square, which is a four-minute walk. The centre is at 464-480 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000, near Sydney CBD, so Gadigal provides the shortest listed station approach for visitors arriving without a car.
Museum railway station is about a six-minute walk away, while Martin Place is about an 11-minute walk away.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Town Hall Square?
Town Hall Car Park at 464 Kent Street is beside the centre and is advertised from $12.75. Weekend parking is listed at $14 for Saturday or Sunday, while 1.0 to 2.0 hours is $16. A private space 90 m away is listed at $5 an hour, and Gadigal is 290 m away, a four-minute walk.
What Are the Weekend Parking Rates Near Town Hall Square?
St Andrews House, Town Hall Car Park lists a weekend rate of $14 for Saturday or Sunday. The same facility lists $16 for 1.0 to 2.0 hours and $32 for the next published charging band. These rates can be compared with nearby private spaces when shopping, dining or attending an event may extend a visit.
Which Car Parks Are Near Town Hall Square?
Town Hall Car Park is at 464 Kent Street behind Sydney Town Hall. Other named options include Square Car Park at 31 Bond Street, advertised from $20, and Square Car Park at 472 Kent Street, advertised from $0. Goulburn Street car park also offers daily, hourly and monthly parking, with monthly parking from $470.
What Private Parking Spaces Are Available Near Town Hall Square?
Parksy lists a private parking space 60 m away for $82.50 a week and another 70 m away for $10 a day. At 90 m, spaces are listed at $6 an hour, $6 an hour with 24/7 access, and $5 an hour. A further space 80 m away is listed at $20 an hour.
Is Private Parking Cheaper Than the Centre Car Park for an Hourly Visit?
The private parking space 90 m away listed at $5 an hour is cheaper than the centre car park’s advertised $12.75 starting rate. Other nearby private options are listed at $6 an hour, including one with 24/7 access. A space 80 m away is listed at $20 an hour.
Which Station Is Closest to Town Hall Square?
Gadigal is the nearest station, 290 m from Town Hall Square, which is a four-minute walk. Museum railway station is about a six-minute walk away, while Martin Place is about an 11-minute walk away. The centre is at 464-480 Kent Street, Sydney NSW 2000, near Sydney CBD.
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