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Worcester is a city 101 miles northwest of London and 31 miles west of Birmingham with a population of about 100,000. It was where the English Civil War ended with the defeat of King Charles II and is the home of Royal Worcester Porcelain. It sits astride the River Severn, which from time to time bursts its banks and floods the city. The Worcester Journal was first published more than 300 years ago and is believed to be the oldest newspaper in the world still being published (now as a free sheet). Tourism is a major revenue source for the city, raising the question: Where to park in Worcester?

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Additional Information

Some additional information about parking in worcester, to cater to all your parking needs

  • On-street parking

    Worcester has on-street pay-and-display parking spaces in:

     

    College Precincts

     

    Severn Street

     

    Silver Street

     

    Maximum stay in all cases is 1½ hours with no return within two hours, and the tariff is:

     

    30 minutes £0.20

     

    One hour £0.60

     

    1½ hours £1

  • Off-street parking

    Off-street, pay and display car parks will be found at:

     

    St Martins Gate, 751 parking spaces, 20 disabled spaces

     

    Pitchcroft, 227 parking spaces, three disabled spaces

     

    Cattle Market, 208 parking spaces, 25 disabled spaces

     

    Croft Road, 196 parking spaces, three disabled spaces

     

    Newport Street, 163 parking spaces, three disabled spaces

     

    Copenhagen Street, 161 parking spaces, four disabled spaces

     

    Tallow Hill, 113 parking spaces, three disabled spaces

     

    King Street, 110 parking spaces, two disabled spaces

     

    Moors (Saturday and Sunday only), 101 parking spaces

     

    Cornmarket, 85 parking spaces, three disabled spaces

     

    Tybridge Street, 67 parking spaces, three disabled spaces

     

    Providence Street, 56 parking spaces, three disabled spaces

     

    Clare Street, 48 parking spaces, three disabled spaces

     

    Commandery Road, 30 parking spaces, three disabled spaces

     

    Not all the above car parks are open 24/7, and opening hours change from time to time. Check the signs on entering.

  • Public transport

    Worcester Foregate Station is a mainline railway station from which services can be arranged anywhere in Britain, though this may involve changing trains, often in Birmingham.

     

    Bus services operate throughout the city, extensively in Worcestershire, and further afield to provide services throughout the UK though this will frequently involve changing in Birmingham.

  • Disabled parking

    The rights of Blue Badge holders vary between locations, and there is no automatic entitlement to free parking. Check the signs.

  • Parking restrictions & event days

    Residents’ parking zones have been established in certain residential areas within the city.

  • Overnight, weekends & bank holidays

    For the most part, parking restriction times and parking charges are suspended on Bank Holidays.

  • Drop-off and pick-up

    Drivers can stop to set down and pick up passengers in Worcester virtually without restriction, but may not wait if they are on a yellow line, and the passenger has not arrived.

  • Nearby attractions

    Worcester Cathedral is a mediaeval cathedral. King John is definitely buried there; it also claims to be the burial place of legendary figures who, in all likelihood, never actually existed.

     

    The Royal Worcester Museum is dedicated both to the art of ceramics as a whole and the history of the Royal Worcester Porcelain Company in particular.

     

    The Commandery may be the only museum dedicated only to the English Civil War.

     

    Greyfriars’ House and Garden is a National Trust property and a timbered mediaeval house built for a merchant. It has a walled garden and a tea shop.