Parking Near London Stone, Monument
Where Can I Park for London Stone?
There is no published car park at London Stone, so plan for nearby parking. The closest practical Parksy option is a driveway space at Bow Lane, 0.2 mi away, priced at £14 a day. Cannon Street station is 71 yd from the site and a one-minute walk, making public transport a practical alternative to driving into Bank.
- Address
- 107 Cannon Street, Bank, City of London, EC4N 5AG
- Closest listed space
- Convenient Parking at Oakwood, Bow Lane, London EC4M, 0.2 mi (5 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Cannon Street station, 71 yd (1 min walk)
Parking Near Monument
London Stone with a pre-booked private parking space nearby, offering a short walk and less time circling Monument streets. Photo: Pexels
Parking at London Stone on Cannon Street
London Stone stands at 107 Cannon Street, Bank, City of London, EC4N 5AG, near Monument. The site is an historic marker on a busy central London street rather than a visitor attraction with its own published car park, so drivers should plan for nearby parking rather than expect an on-site facility.
The closest practical Parksy option is a driveway space at Bow Lane, described as 0.2 mi from the site and priced at £14 a day. Its position in the City makes it more suitable for a planned visit than searching for a space directly outside 107 Cannon Street.
Busy City Streets Around London Stone
Bank and Cannon Street sit within a heavily trafficked central district, where weekday commuter movement can make a short drive take longer than the distance suggests. London is also under pressure during shopping periods and major events, while the financial district is particularly active during business hours.
Street parking around the site is limited by the City’s traffic controls, waiting restrictions and controlled parking arrangements. The nearby road network includes Cannon Street and streets around Bank, so drivers need to use only marked bays and follow the signs applying to the particular section of road. The City of London is the relevant authority for local parking controls.
Parksy Spaces Near the Cannon Street Marker
Parksy lists a driveway space in Bow Lane, EC4M, 0.2 mi away, at £14 a day. The listing provides an option for a short visit when a day-rate space is more useful than relying on a roadside bay.
Four further Parksy spaces are shown 0.3 mi from the site: a space near London Bridge in EC4R 3AE at £160.50 a month, a space in Colliers Wood at £76 a month, one at Purley Oaks at £97 a month, and one in Elm Park at £77 a month. A Queenstown Road space is also listed 0.3 mi away at £228 a month. These monthly listings are better suited to regular parking arrangements than a single visit to Bank.
Other Car Parks for a Bank Visit
Clipstone Street car park is listed as open Monday to Sunday, 24 hours, with charges of £6.50 for up to one hour, £12 for up to two hours and a further published rate for up to three hours (citipark.co.uk). The operator also identifies Bell Street car park as nearby, giving drivers another named facility to consider.
For a different London Stone venue in Staines-upon-Thames, The London Stone pub identifies limited street parking and a pay car park at Two Rivers Shopping Centre, a two-minute walk away (thelondonstonepub.com). That information applies to the Staines pub rather than the historic marker at 107 Cannon Street, so it should not be used as the parking plan for the Bank visit.
Cannon Street and Monument Station Access
Cannon Street station is the nearest rail and Underground connection, at 71 yd from the site and a one-minute walk. The short connection makes public transport a practical alternative to driving into Bank, particularly when a visit can be fitted around a rail journey.
Monument station is approximately a three-minute walk away, while St. Paul's tube station is approximately an eight-minute walk away. The surrounding stations provide several approaches on foot, with Cannon Street offering the most direct access to the marker at 107 Cannon Street.
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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 London Stone?
There is no published car park at London Stone, so plan for nearby parking. The closest practical Parksy option is a driveway space at Bow Lane, 0.2 mi away, priced at £14 a day. Cannon Street station is 71 yd from the site and a one-minute walk, making public transport a practical alternative to driving into Bank.
Is There Parking Directly at London Stone?
London Stone stands at 107 Cannon Street, Bank, City of London, EC4N 5AG, near Monument. It is an historic marker on a busy central London street rather than a visitor attraction with its own published car park. Drivers should plan for nearby parking instead of expecting a facility directly outside 107 Cannon Street.
What Is the Closest Parksy Parking Space to London Stone?
The closest practical Parksy option is a driveway space at Bow Lane, EC4M. It is described as 0.2 mi from London Stone and priced at £14 a day. This day-rate space may suit a short visit better than relying on a roadside bay in the City, where street parking is limited by local controls.
What Are the Parking Restrictions Around London Stone?
Street parking around London Stone is limited by the City’s traffic controls, waiting restrictions and controlled parking arrangements. Drivers need to use only marked bays and follow the signs applying to the particular section of road. Bank and Cannon Street are heavily trafficked, and the financial district is particularly active during business hours.
Which Car Parks Can I Consider for a Bank Visit?
Clipstone Street car park is listed as open Monday to Sunday, 24 hours. Charges are £6.50 for up to one hour and £12 for up to two hours, with a further published rate for up to three hours. Bell Street car park is also identified as nearby, giving drivers another named facility to consider.
Which Station Is Closest to London Stone?
Cannon Street station is the nearest rail and Underground connection, at 71 yd from London Stone and a one-minute walk. Monument station is approximately a three-minute walk away, while St. Paul's tube station is approximately an eight-minute walk away. Cannon Street offers the most direct access to the marker at 107 Cannon Street.
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