Parking Near Medical Science Precinct, Hobart
Where Can I Park for the Medical Science Precinct in Hobart?
The Medical Science Precinct is at 15-17 Liverpool Street, and the Menzies Building has no off-street parking. Nearby options include some street parking in Campbell Street and Liverpool Street, a private space 70 metres away for $260 a month, or a 24/7 outdoor space 210 metres away for $18 a day.
- Address
- 15-17 Liverpool Street
- Closest listed space
- Secure Your Car in Private Hobart Parking Space, 70 m (1 min walk)
Parking Near Hobart
A university campus building Photo: Pexels / Kaca Pic
Medical Science Precinct Campus Parking on Liverpool Street
The Medical Science Precinct is at 15-17 Liverpool Street in Hobart. The Menzies Building has no off-street parking, so campus visitors need to use nearby street spaces or an external car park (adulteducation.libraries.tas.gov.au). Some street parking is available in Campbell Street and Liverpool Street (adulteducation.libraries.tas.gov.au).
The University of Tasmania provides free ePermit parking for students at its Cradle Coast, Newnham, Inveresk and Sandy Bay campuses (utas.edu.au). Those campus arrangements do not provide a stated permit option for this Hobart address, making nearby public or privately booked parking more relevant for MSP students, staff and visitors.
Parksy Parking Spaces Within Walking Distance of the Campus
For regular staff or students, a private Hobart parking space 70 metres away costs $260 a month. The space is close enough for a short walk and suits drivers needing a recurring monthly arrangement rather than occasional campus access.
A 24/7 outdoor space 210 metres away costs $18 a day, while parking at 69 Bathurst Street is 290 metres away at $18 a day. Both are practical for visitors or students attending for a day. A secure garage 320 metres away costs $4 an hour and fits shorter visits. A Bathurst Street parking lot 420 metres away costs $275 a month, making it another option for staff or students seeking monthly parking.
Shopping-Centre and Council Parking Around Hobart’s Campus
City of Hobart car parks provide short-term parking options across the city centre (hobartcity.com.au). The council also lists free parking for the first 60 minutes in the Midtown precinct (hobartcity.com.au), which can suit a quick appointment, collection or brief visit rather than a full day on campus.
Royal Hobart Hospital parking includes limited metered short-term spaces, as well as drop-off and pick-up zones (health.tas.gov.au). The hospital also describes parking as available near the hospital and clinics (health.tas.gov.au). These spaces are useful for visitors combining a campus visit with hospital business, while the Midtown free period is better suited to a short stop.
Busy Periods and Street Restrictions Near the Medical Science Precinct
Parking pressure is highest when university activity overlaps with central Hobart hospital and clinic demand. The campus sits in Hobart centre, 420 metres from the city centre, so students, staff, patients and visitors compete for nearby spaces during busy daytime periods.
Campbell Street and Liverpool Street have some street parking near the Menzies Building (adulteducation.libraries.tas.gov.au). The Royal Hobart Hospital area includes limited metered short-term spaces and designated drop-off and pick-up zones (health.tas.gov.au). These arrangements make street parking less suitable for long campus days, particularly when hospital activity is high.
Walking and Rail Access to the Hobart Campus
The campus address is 15-17 Liverpool Street, in central Hobart and 420 metres from Hobart centre. Drivers using a Parksy space can leave the car outside the immediate campus frontage and continue on foot, with the 70-metre monthly space offering the shortest listed walk.
The campus is instead positioned within central Hobart, where the listed parking spaces and city-centre car parks provide the documented access options.
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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 the Medical Science Precinct in Hobart?
The Medical Science Precinct is at 15-17 Liverpool Street, and the Menzies Building has no off-street parking. Nearby options include some street parking in Campbell Street and Liverpool Street, a private space 70 metres away for $260 a month, or a 24/7 outdoor space 210 metres away for $18 a day.
Is There Parking at the Medical Science Precinct Campus?
The Menzies Building has no off-street parking, so visitors need to use nearby street spaces or an external car park. Some street parking is available in Campbell Street and Liverpool Street. Nearby public or privately booked parking is more relevant for students, staff and visitors attending the Hobart address.
What Is the Closest Monthly Parking Option?
A private Hobart parking space 70 metres away costs $260 a month. It is close enough for a short walk and suits regular staff or students needing a recurring monthly arrangement rather than occasional campus access. A Bathurst Street parking lot 420 metres away costs $275 a month as another monthly option.
What Are the Best Daily Parking Options Nearby?
A 24/7 outdoor space 210 metres away costs $18 a day, while parking at 69 Bathurst Street is 290 metres away at $18 a day. Both suit visitors or students attending for a day. A secure garage 320 metres away costs $4 an hour for shorter visits.
Can I Use Council or Hospital Parking for a Short Visit?
City of Hobart car parks provide short-term parking across the city centre. The council lists free parking for the first 60 minutes in the Midtown precinct, which suits a quick appointment, collection or brief visit. Royal Hobart Hospital also has limited metered short-term spaces and drop-off and pick-up zones.
When Is Parking Near the Campus Busiest?
Parking pressure is highest when university activity overlaps with central Hobart hospital and clinic demand. Students, staff, patients and visitors compete for nearby spaces during busy daytime periods. Street parking is less suitable for long campus days, particularly when hospital activity is high. The campus is 420 metres from the city centre.
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