Parking Near Hill-Physick House, Queen Village
Where Can I Park for Hill-Physick House?
Hill-Physick House has no on-site private parking, so plan for a public facility before arriving. The nearest recommended facilities identified are two garages at 2nd and Lombard Streets. Parksy also lists a secure covered space on Lombard Street, 306 yards away, for $31.80 a day, plus a secure garage in Philadelphia 19147, 315 yards away, for $31.40 a day.
- Address
- 321 South 4th Street
- Closest listed space
- Secure Covered Parking in Philadelphia's Lombard St., 306 yd (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- 2nd Street, 0.5 mi (10 min walk)
Parking Near Queen Village
Visitors inside a museum gallery Photo: Pexels / Mike Bird
Parking at Hill-Physick House on South 4th Street
Hill-Physick House is at 321 South 4th Street in Center City, near Queen Village. The site does not have on-site private parking, according to Eventective, so drivers should plan for a public facility before arriving rather than expecting a museum lot.
The Philadelphia visitor center lists the house as open Thursday through Saturday from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, April through November, with adult admission of $10 (phlvisitorcenter.com). Two parking garages are located at 2nd and Lombard Streets, according to Philadelphia’s official landmarks organization (philalandmarks.org). Those garages are the nearest recommended parking facilities identified for visits to the museum.
Public Garages Around South 4th and Lombard Streets
The two garages at 2nd and Lombard Streets are the main nearby public options identified by Philadelphia’s official landmarks organization for Hill-Physick House (philalandmarks.org).
Eventective describes several public parking garages within two to three blocks of the property (eventective.com). A separate parking directory identifies the closest parking at 310 South 4th Street (spotangels.com). Drivers looking for a short walk can therefore focus on the 2nd and Lombard Streets garages, the facilities within two to three blocks, or the parking location at 310 South 4th Street.
Parksy Parking Spaces Near Hill-Physick House
Parksy lists a secure covered space on Lombard Street, 306 yards away, for $31.80 a day. A secure garage in Philadelphia 19147 is also 315 yards away, priced at $31.40 a day.
For longer stays, a secure garage parking space in Philadelphia is 0.3 miles away and costs $229 a month. Two spaces at 800 Walnut Street are 0.4 miles away, with both the secure 800 Walnut Street parking space and the Walnut Towers Garage option priced at $23 a day. These spaces provide bookable alternatives to relying on public garages around South 4th Street.
Busy Arrival Times and Nearby Street Parking Rules
The limited opening schedule can make those daytime periods especially important for drivers planning a museum visit.
Hill-Physick House has no on-site private parking, and Eventective places nearby public garages within two to three blocks (eventective.com). The supplied local listings identify nearby garages and a parking location at 310 South 4th Street, but they do not provide a separate street-parking schedule or curb rule for the surrounding blocks. Garage parking is therefore the clearly identified option for avoiding a search for an open curb space near the entrance.
Walking From 2nd Street Station to Hill-Physick House
The nearest station is 2nd Street, 0.5 miles from Hill-Physick House, with a 10-minute walk to the museum. This rail option suits visitors who prefer to leave the car outside the immediate Center City streets and continue on foot.
The house is 0.4 miles from Queen Village center, placing the museum within a walkable part of Center City near Queen Village. From 2nd Street station, allow the stated 10 minutes for the walk to 321 South 4th Street, then use the South 4th Street address to identify the entrance.
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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 Hill-Physick House?
Hill-Physick House has no on-site private parking, so plan for a public facility before arriving. The nearest recommended facilities identified are two garages at 2nd and Lombard Streets. Parksy also lists a secure covered space on Lombard Street, 306 yards away, for $31.80 a day, plus a secure garage in Philadelphia 19147, 315 yards away, for $31.40 a day.
Does Hill-Physick House Have On-Site Parking?
No. Hill-Physick House does not have on-site private parking, so drivers should plan for a public facility before arriving rather than expecting a museum lot. Nearby public garages are within two to three blocks, and the closest parking location identified separately is at 310 South 4th Street.
Where Are the Nearest Public Garages to Hill-Physick House?
The two main nearby public options are garages at 2nd and Lombard Streets, identified by Philadelphia’s official landmarks organization. Eventective describes several public parking garages within two to three blocks of the property. Drivers can also consider the parking location at 310 South 4th Street for a short walk.
How Much Does Nearby Parksy Parking Cost?
Parksy lists a secure covered space on Lombard Street, 306 yards away, for $31.80 a day. A secure garage in Philadelphia 19147 is 315 yards away and costs $31.40 a day. For longer stays, a secure garage parking space in Philadelphia is 0.3 miles away and costs $229 a month.
What Are the Parking Options at 800 Walnut Street?
Parksy lists two spaces at 800 Walnut Street, both 0.4 miles away. The secure 800 Walnut Street parking space costs $23 a day, and the Walnut Towers Garage option also costs $23 a day. These provide bookable alternatives to relying on public garages around South 4th Street.
Can I Take Public Transportation to Hill-Physick House?
The nearest station is 2nd Street, 0.5 miles from Hill-Physick House, with a 10-minute walk to the museum. From the station, allow the stated 10 minutes for the walk to 321 South 4th Street, then use the South 4th Street address to identify the entrance.
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