Parking Near City Hall, Temple Bar
Where Can I Park for City Hall?
City Hall is at 16 Castle Street in Rathmines, near Temple Bar. Andrew Street Car Park and Drury Street Car Park are named options for visitors. Parksy’s closest listed option is a parking lot 330 m away at €3.50 an hour, while a secure APCOA Drury Street space is 340 m away at €4.50 an hour.
- Address
- 16 Castle Street
- Closest listed space
- Secure & Convenient Parking Lot in Central Dublin, 330 m (5 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Tara Street railway station, 1.0 km (13 min walk)
Parking Near Temple Bar
Visitors at a city landmark Photo: Pexels / Mike Norris
Driving to City Hall on Castle Street
City Hall is at 16 Castle Street in Rathmines, near Temple Bar. Andrew Street Car Park and Drury Street Car Park as the car parks for visitors to the site (dublincity.ie).
The yellow zone is €4 per hour, the red zone is €3.50 per hour, the green zone is €2 per hour and the orange zone is €1.20 per hour (dublincity.ie).
The attraction is a free venue open Monday to Friday from 10am to 4pm (dodublin.ie), so a weekday visit can fit within the council's paid parking periods.
Weekday Parking Pressure Around Castle Street
A driver heading for a daytime visit should allow time to reach a car park rather than relying on a space immediately beside Castle Street.
Yellow spaces cost €4 per hour, red spaces cost €3.50 per hour, green spaces cost €2 per hour and orange spaces cost €1.20 per hour (dublincity.ie).
These rules apply to the marked pay-and-display zones, making the colour shown for the chosen street important before leaving the vehicle (dublincity.ie).
Jury's Christchurch, St. Andrew Street and Drury Street Options
Andrew Street Car Park and Drury Street Car Park for visits to the site (dublincity.ie). These are the main named alternatives to consider when the streets around Castle Street are busy.
Christchurch is also served by a Q-Park car park described as a short walk from City Hall and Temple Bar (q-park.ie). Its position makes it a practical choice for a driver combining the attraction with nearby central Dublin destinations.
Parksy Parking Within 480 Metres of City Hall
Parksy lists a parking lot 330 m from City Hall at €3.50 an hour. A secure APCOA Drury Street space is 340 m away and costs €4.50 an hour, while a secure Trinity Street garage is 380 m away at €5 an hour.
Fleet Street provides three further Parksy choices, each 480 m from the site. Two are secure 24/7 spaces priced at €4.20 an hour, and the third is a Dublin Fleet Street car park with 24/7 access at €4.20 an hour.
The closest listed option is the 330 m parking lot, while the Trinity Street garage and Drury Street space offer named central locations for drivers who prefer a garage or an APCOA facility.
Sources
* 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 City Hall?
City Hall is at 16 Castle Street in Rathmines, near Temple Bar. Andrew Street Car Park and Drury Street Car Park are named options for visitors. Parksy’s closest listed option is a parking lot 330 m away at €3.50 an hour, while a secure APCOA Drury Street space is 340 m away at €4.50 an hour.
What Are the Nearest Parking Options for City Hall?
Parksy lists a parking lot 330 m from City Hall at €3.50 an hour as the closest option. A secure APCOA Drury Street space is 340 m away and costs €4.50 an hour, while a secure Trinity Street garage is 380 m away at €5 an hour.
How Much Does Street Parking Cost Near City Hall?
Marked pay-and-display parking near Castle Street is priced by colour. Yellow spaces cost €4 per hour, red spaces cost €3.50 per hour, green spaces cost €2 per hour and orange spaces cost €1.20 per hour.
Which Car Parks Are Recommended for Visitors?
Andrew Street Car Park and Drury Street Car Park are named car parks for visitors. When streets around Castle Street are busy, these are the main alternatives to consider. Christchurch is also served by a Q-Park car park described as a short walk from City Hall and Temple Bar.
What Are the Opening Hours for a Visit?
City Hall is a free venue open Monday to Friday from 10am to 4pm. A weekday visit can fit within the council’s paid parking periods, so drivers should allow time to reach a car park rather than relying on a space immediately beside Castle Street.
Are There Secure 24/7 Parking Options Nearby?
Parksy lists a secure 24/7 parking space in Dublin Fleet Street Car Park 480 m away at €4.20 an hour. It also lists secure parking in Dublin Fleet Street with 24/7 access at €4.20 an hour, plus a Dublin Fleet Street car park with 24/7 access at the same price and distance.
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