Parking Near Hunt Museum, Limerick City
Where Can I Park for the Hunt Museum?
Q-Park Harvey’s Quay and Q-Park Henry Street are the nearest recommended facilities, identified by Q-Park for visits to the museum. Harvey’s Quay operates 24/7 from Monday to Sunday, with tariffs of €3.30 for up to 1 hour, €6.60 for up to 2 hours and €10.10 for up to 3 hours. A Parksy parking lot 310 m away costs €7.50 a day.
- Address
- Rutland Street
- Closest listed space
- Affordable Parking Lot in Limerick - Only €7.50/day!, 310 m (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Limerick railway station, 860 m (11 min walk)
Parking Near Limerick City
Visitors inside a museum gallery Photo: Pexels / Ray Zhu
Parking for the Hunt Museum on Rutland Street
The nearest recommended facilities for the Hunt Museum are Q-Park Harvey’s Quay and Q-Park Henry Street, both identified by Q-Park for visits to the museum (q-park.ie). Harvey’s Quay is a large car park above Dunnes Stores, a short walk from the site in Custom House, near Limerick City (limerick.ie).
Harvey’s Quay operates 24/7 from Monday to Sunday (limerick.ie). Its published tariff is €3.30 for up to 1 hour, €6.60 for up to 2 hours and €10.10 for up to 3 hours (q-park.ie). The car park is on the quayside, making it a practical choice for drivers who want a named facility rather than searching around Rutland Street.
Busy Times and Street Parking Around Rutland Street
Rutland Street sits in Custom House, 200 m from Limerick City centre, so parking demand can build as city-centre activity increases. The Hunt Museum is close to the central quayside, while Harvey’s Quay is described as being in the heart of Limerick (limerick.ie).
Free parking nearby is limited, according to Travel Extra, which recommends Arthur’s Quay car park for visitors (travelextra.ie). This makes surrounding-street parking a less dependable option than using a named car park, particularly when the central area is busy. Drivers heading for a visit lasting 1–1.5 hours should allow for the walk from a car park, while guided tours can extend to 2 hours (travelextra.ie).
Arthur’s Quay and Other Car Parks Near the Museum
Arthur’s Quay car park is recommended for visitors by Travel Extra, which also describes free parking nearby as limited (travelextra.ie). It is a useful alternative for drivers who want to park on the city-centre side of the river before walking towards Rutland Street.
Q-Park Henry Street is another official nearby option listed for museum parking by Q-Park (q-park.ie). These facilities give drivers alternatives to relying on kerbside spaces around the museum.
Parksy Parking Spaces Within Reach of Rutland Street
Parksy lists a parking lot 310 m from the site for €7.50 a day. This is the closest priced Parksy option shown for a full-day visit, and its daily rate gives a straightforward cost for drivers planning to spend time around the museum and central quayside.
A second priced Parksy space is at St Nessans Road, 3.6 km away, at €2.20 an hour. Its greater distance makes it less convenient for a short museum stop, but the hourly rate may suit a driver who is already travelling in that direction and does not need to park beside Rutland Street.
Walking From Limerick Railway Station to the Hunt Museum
Limerick railway station is the nearest station to the Hunt Museum, at 860 m or an 11-minute walk. The route brings rail passengers into the central area before continuing towards Rutland Street in Custom House, near Limerick City.
The museum is 200 m from Limerick City centre, so visitors arriving by train can combine the station walk with access to the central streets and quayside. For drivers, the station distance also provides a useful comparison when deciding whether to leave the car at a city-centre facility and continue on foot.
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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 Hunt Museum?
Q-Park Harvey’s Quay and Q-Park Henry Street are the nearest recommended facilities, identified by Q-Park for visits to the museum. Harvey’s Quay operates 24/7 from Monday to Sunday, with tariffs of €3.30 for up to 1 hour, €6.60 for up to 2 hours and €10.10 for up to 3 hours. A Parksy parking lot 310 m away costs €7.50 a day.
What Are the Nearest Recommended Car Parks?
Q-Park Harvey’s Quay and Q-Park Henry Street are the nearest recommended facilities. Both are identified by Q-Park for visits to the museum. Harvey’s Quay is a large car park above Dunnes Stores, a short walk from the site in Custom House, near Limerick City. Q-Park Henry Street is another official nearby option.
How Much Does Harvey’s Quay Parking Cost?
Harvey’s Quay’s published tariff is €3.30 for up to 1 hour, €6.60 for up to 2 hours and €10.10 for up to 3 hours. The car park operates 24/7 from Monday to Sunday. It is on the quayside and is described as being in the heart of Limerick, making it a practical named facility.
Is Street Parking Near Rutland Street Reliable?
Free parking nearby is limited, and surrounding-street parking is a less dependable option than using a named car park, particularly when the central area is busy. Rutland Street sits in Custom House, 200 m from Limerick City centre, so parking demand can build as city-centre activity increases. Arthur’s Quay car park is recommended as an alternative.
What Parksy Parking Spaces Are Available Nearby?
Parksy lists a parking lot 310 m from the site for €7.50 a day. This is the closest priced Parksy option shown for a full-day visit. A second priced space is at St Nessans Road, 3.6 km away, at €2.20 an hour. Its greater distance makes it less convenient for a short museum stop.
How Far Is Limerick Railway Station From the Museum?
Limerick railway station is the nearest station, at 860 m or an 11-minute walk. The route brings rail passengers into the central area before continuing towards Rutland Street in Custom House, near Limerick City. The 200 m distance from the city centre also helps compare walking from a city-centre car park.
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