Parking Near True, for Alan Turing, Cambridge
Where Can I Park for True, for Alan Turing?
True, for Alan Turing is at Kings Lane, Newnham, Cambridge, CB2 1RL, within the King’s College Cambridge setting. The nearest listed Parksy spaces are 291 yd away, with one costing £29 a month and another £7.30 an hour. For covered parking, Hilton Cambridge, CB2 is 0.2 mi away at £20 an hour.
- Address
- Kings Lane, Newnham, Cambridge, CB2 1RL
- Closest listed space
- Secure Monthly Parking in King's Hedges, Cambridge, 291 yd (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Cambridge railway station, 1.1 mi (23 min walk)
Parking Near Cambridge
True, for Alan Turing in Cambridge, with a pre-booked private parking space nearby for a short walk and less circling. Photo: Pexels
Parking for True, for Alan Turing on Kings Lane
True, for Alan Turing is at Kings Lane, Newnham, Cambridge, CB2 1RL, with the sculpture installed at King’s College Cambridge in January 2024 (shorthandstories.com). The site sits between the Gibbs Building and Webb’s Building (ropac.net), placing the closest approach within the college setting rather than beside a conventional public car park.
For a visit by car, a nearby Parksy booking is the most direct option. A secure covered space at Hilton Cambridge, CB2, is 0.2 mi away and costs £20 an hour. A space at DoubleTree Cambridge City Centre is 0.3 mi away and costs £13.20 a day, giving drivers a daily-rate alternative for a longer Cambridge visit.
Nearby Cambridge Car Parks and Parking Choices
Parksy lists a convenient parking space in Chesterton Road, Cambridge, 0.6 mi from the site, at £75 a week. A further affordable space in the Cambridge Gonville area is 0.6 mi away and costs £7.40 a day. These spaces suit visitors who want to leave the car outside the immediate college area before continuing into central Cambridge.
Two additional Parksy listings are available close to the destination: a secure monthly space in King’s Hedges, Cambridge, 291 yd away, and a space near University Arms, Cambridge, also 291 yd away. The King’s Hedges listing costs £29 a month, while the University Arms listing costs £7.30 an hour.
Busy Times and Street Parking Around King’s College Cambridge
The sculpture stands at the heart of King’s College Cambridge, between the Gibbs Building and Webb’s Building (ropac.net), so pedestrian activity around the college can be concentrated even when the surrounding roads appear quiet. The work is 3.7 metres tall (ropac.net), making the college setting a destination for visitors rather than a short roadside stop.
Kings Lane is the address for the site, while the sculpture itself is within the college grounds (shorthandstories.com; ropac.net). Drivers should treat nearby street spaces as controlled urban parking and use the restrictions displayed on the entry street before leaving a vehicle, particularly during busy central Cambridge periods.
Parksy Spaces Close to True, for Alan Turing
The nearest listed Parksy options are two spaces 291 yd away. The other is a convenient space near University Arms, Cambridge, priced at £7.30 an hour.
For covered parking, the Hilton Cambridge, CB2 space is 0.2 mi away and costs £20 an hour. The DoubleTree Cambridge City Centre space is 0.3 mi away and costs £13.20 a day. Further out, Chesterton Road has a space 0.6 mi away for £75 a week, while the Cambridge Gonville area has a space 0.6 mi away for £7.40 a day.
Walking From Cambridge Station to the Sculpture
Cambridge railway station is the nearest station to True, for Alan Turing. The station is 1.1 mi away, with a 23 min walk to the destination. This gives rail travellers a straightforward walking connection into central Cambridge without needing to bring a car to Kings Lane.
The site address is Kings Lane, Newnham, Cambridge, CB2 1RL. Visitors arriving by train can use the station-to-site walk as their final leg, while drivers can leave a vehicle in one of the nearby Parksy spaces and continue on foot through the central Cambridge area.
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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 True, for Alan Turing?
True, for Alan Turing is at Kings Lane, Newnham, Cambridge, CB2 1RL, within the King’s College Cambridge setting. The nearest listed Parksy spaces are 291 yd away, with one costing £29 a month and another £7.30 an hour. For covered parking, Hilton Cambridge, CB2 is 0.2 mi away at £20 an hour.
How Far Are the Nearest Parksy Spaces?
The nearest listed Parksy options are two spaces 291 yd from True, for Alan Turing. One is a secure monthly space in King’s Hedges, Cambridge, costing £29 a month. The other is near University Arms, Cambridge, and costs £7.30 an hour. Both provide nearby alternatives for visitors continuing on foot to the college setting.
What Covered Parking Is Available Nearby?
A secure covered space at Hilton Cambridge, CB2 is 0.2 mi from True, for Alan Turing and costs £20 an hour. The DoubleTree space provides a daily-rate alternative for a longer Cambridge visit.
What Are the Cheaper Longer-Stay Parking Options?
Chesterton Road, Cambridge has a Parksy space 0.6 mi from True, for Alan Turing, priced at £75 a week. A further space in the Cambridge Gonville area is also 0.6 mi away and costs £7.40 a day. These options suit visitors who want to leave the car outside the immediate college area.
Can I Park on the Street Near Kings Lane?
Kings Lane is the address for True, for Alan Turing, while the sculpture itself is within the college grounds. Nearby street spaces should be treated as controlled urban parking.
How Far Is Cambridge Station From True, for Alan Turing?
Cambridge railway station is 1.1 mi from True, for Alan Turing, with a 23 min walk to the destination. Rail travellers can use this station-to-site walk as their final leg. Drivers can also leave a vehicle in a nearby Parksy space and continue on foot through the central Cambridge area.
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