Parking Near Hands on History Museum, Kingston upon Hull
Where Can I Park for Hands on History Museum?
Nearby parking is available on South Church Side, Silver Street, Market Place, Osbourne Street and Lowgate, all within a few minutes of the museum. Market Place is on-street parking, while Blue Badge parking is available on South Church Side and Silver Street. Parksy also lists Princes Quay Shopping Centre, 295 yards away, at £10 an hour.
- Address
- South Church Side, Old Town, Hull, HU1 1RR
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking at Princes Quay Shopping Centre, Hull, 295 yd (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Hull Victoria Dock railway station, 0.8 mi (16 min walk)
Parking Near Kingston upon Hull
Hands on History Museum visitors can pre-book a private parking space nearby, enabling a short walk with less time spent circling Kingston Upon Hull. Photo: Pexels
Parking Near Hands on History Museum on South Church Side
Hands on History Museum is on South Church Side in Old Town, near Kingston upon Hull. The museum’s official visitor information points drivers towards nearby parking on South Church Side, Silver Street, Market Place, Osbourne Street and Lowgate, all within a few minutes of the site (hullmuseums.co.uk).
Blue Badge parking is available on South Church Side and nearby on Silver Street, with additional parking at Market Place, described as on-street parking by the museum (hullmuseums.co.uk). The site is open from 12 noon to 4 pm every second and fourth Saturday of each month (visithull.com), so those limited opening windows can concentrate arrivals around the Old Town streets.
Silver Street, Market Place and Other Old Town Parking
Silver Street is one of the closest named parking areas listed by the museum, alongside South Church Side, Market Place, Osbourne Street and Lowgate (hullmuseums.co.uk). Market Place is specifically identified as on-street parking, while the museum’s access information also names Osbourne Street as another nearby option (hullmuseums.co.uk).
These locations give drivers several streets and areas to try around the museum rather than relying on a single arrival point. Blue Badge parking is specifically noted on Silver Street as well as South Church Side (hullmuseums.co.uk). The museum describes the listed locations as being within a few minutes of the building (hullmuseums.co.uk).
Parksy Spaces From Princes Quay to Campanile Hull
Parksy lists a priced shopping-centre space at Princes Quay Shopping Centre, 295 yards from the site, at £10 an hour. A priced outdoor car-park space on Inn is 332 yards away at £12 a day.
Three further priced spaces are shown 0.2 miles away at £12 a day: an outdoor space at Campanile Hull - City Centre, a car-park space on Inn in Hull, East Yorkshire, and an outdoor lot space in Hull, East Yorkshire.
Saturday Opening Periods and Old Town Street Parking
The museum opens from 12 noon to 4 pm on every second and fourth Saturday of each month (visithull.com). Those Saturday sessions create a narrow arrival period for visitors, particularly when drivers are also heading into Old Town for other activities.
Parking around the site is spread across South Church Side, Silver Street, Market Place, Osbourne Street and Lowgate (hullmuseums.co.uk). Market Place is on-street parking, and blue badge spaces are available on South Church Side and Silver Street (hullmuseums.co.uk). Drivers using the surrounding streets should use the marked parking areas and follow the restrictions shown locally.
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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 Hands on History Museum?
Nearby parking is available on South Church Side, Silver Street, Market Place, Osbourne Street and Lowgate, all within a few minutes of the museum. Market Place is on-street parking, while Blue Badge parking is available on South Church Side and Silver Street. Parksy also lists Princes Quay Shopping Centre, 295 yards away, at £10 an hour.
Which Streets Have Parking Near the Museum?
The nearby streets and areas named for parking are South Church Side, Silver Street, Market Place, Osbourne Street and Lowgate. The museum describes them as being within a few minutes of the building. Market Place is specifically identified as on-street parking, giving drivers several surrounding locations to try.
Where Is Blue Badge Parking Available?
Blue Badge parking is available on South Church Side and nearby on Silver Street. These are among the closest named parking areas, with the museum describing the listed Old Town locations as within a few minutes of the building. Drivers should use the marked parking areas and follow the restrictions shown locally.
What Are the Closest Priced Parksy Spaces?
Parksy lists a priced shopping-centre space at Princes Quay Shopping Centre, 295 yards away, at £10 an hour. A priced outdoor car-park space on Inn is 332 yards away at £12 a day. Further priced spaces are shown 0.2 miles away at £12 a day, including Campanile Hull - City Centre.
When Is the Museum Open?
The museum opens from 12 noon to 4 pm on every second and fourth Saturday of each month. These limited Saturday opening periods can concentrate arrivals around the Old Town streets, particularly when drivers are also heading there for other activities.
Is Market Place Parking On-Street?
Yes. Market Place is specifically identified as on-street parking. Parking around the site is spread across South Church Side, Silver Street, Market Place, Osbourne Street and Lowgate, so drivers have several areas to try rather than relying on one arrival point.
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