Parking in Birmingham Library

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Birmingham Library houses Birmingham’s internationally renowned collections of archives, photography and rare books. It is also home to the BFI Mediatheque. This provides visitors with free access to the National Film Archive. There is a state of the art gallery space in the library, which opens up public access to its collections. In addition, the library has a flexible studio theatre, an outdoor amphitheater, and other informal performance spaces and dedicated areas for children and young people. Birmingham Library is the most visited tourist attraction in the UK, outside of London, and it receives nearly 2 million visitors each year.

As with most popular attractions, parking at Birmingham Library gets very busy and it can be tricky to find a parking spot if you don’t plan in advance. It is recommended that drivers investigate their parking options in advance before setting off to Birmingham Library.

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Make parking at Birmingham Library a breeze with some planning in advance. Although there is no parking available on site, there are several parking options for visitors to Birmingham Library. Public car parks can be found nearby at Cambridge Street and Arena Birmingham.

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If you’re staying in the area near Birmingham Library and are looking for other things to do, you won’t be disappointed as there are plenty of nearby attractions in the vibrant city of Birmingham.

Birmingham has a fascinating history, culture and heritage. Spend time wondering at the historic architecture that can be seen around the city. Explore the majestic waterways, lined with history, local culture and lifestyle. There are world class museums and galleries to explore, including the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, and the Black Country Living Museum. The latter is one of the filming locations for Birmingham based TV show, Peaky Blinders. The museum provides a thought provoking experience with 300 years of history and heritage in the Black Country. It is the largest open air museum in the UK, set in 26 acres of land.

Take a trip to a chocolate factory by visiting Cadbury World. Learn about how your favourite chocolate is made, play in chocolate rain, and add your favourite treat to a delicious pot of warm melted Cadbury Dairy Milk. Take part in a fantastic journey in the 4D Chocolate Adventure cinema experience, including motion seats. The whole family will have a fun filled day at Cadbury World.

Other highlights for visitors to Birmingham include Vintage Trains Shakespeare Express, offering year round steam hauled rail tours to destinations throughout the UK, Highbury Hall, a magnificent Grade II listed mansion house; and Thinktank – Birmingham Science Museum, which offers a wonderful day out for the whole family.

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Train:

The nearest train station to Birmingham Library is Birmingham New Street. This railway station is the main hub for CrossCountry train services in Birmingham. You can catch trains here for travelling to all areas of the UK. Birmingham Library is about 10 to 15 minutes’ walk away from New Street Station. Alternatively, Snow Hill Station is about 15 to 20 minutes’ walk away. Moor Street station and Five Ways station are further away but are still within walking distance of the library.

Bus:

There are a number of bus routes that run regularly in Birmingham city centre and the surrounding local area. Many of the bus services stop close to Birmingham Library on Broad Street.

Cycle:

There are plenty of cycle racks available in front of the library on Centenary Square.

Birmingham Library has two parking bays available for Blue Badge holders. These can be found on Cambridge Street directly behind the library. There are also several other options for Blue Badge holders to find convenient parking close to Birmingham Library. Many of the car parks offer designated disabled parking spaces and some of these are free of charge for Blue Badge holders. You must make sure that your Blue Badge is clearly displayed on your windscreen if you are parking in a designated disabled parking bay.

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Is there Birmingham Library parking available on site?

No, there is no parking available on site at Birmingham Library. However, there is plenty of parking available in nearby car parks.

Where can I find free parking near the Birmingham Library?

Birmingham Library parking is not free of charge. There are parking charges that apply for parking on street and in car parks. For an affordable alternative option to parking near Birmingham Library, have you considered checking out YourParkingSpace?

Do I need to display a Blue Badge to park in a disabled parking bay near Birmingham Library?

Yes, you do. Remember to always display your Blue Badge clearly if you are parking in an accessible parking bay in the car parks near Birmingham Library.