Parking in Hammersmith Apollo (Eventim Apollo)

Hammersmith Apollo, currently titled the Eventim Apollo, is a grade II listed building and event venue that opened in 1932. It is famous for being the location for David Bowie’s final live concert as Ziggy Stardust in 1973 and has seen the biggest names in music perform on its stage over the last five decades. It is also the current location for, the comedy TV Show, Live at The Apollo.

There is no designated parking at the Hammersmith Apollo and much of the on street parking in the area is reserved for residential parking. Therefore, it is best to pre-book your parking space and will often be considerably easier to find and cheaper than alternative parking options. The nearest station to the Eventim Apollo is Hammersmith Underground, roughly a 5-minute walk, and is on the Hammersmith & City, District, Circle, and Piccadilly Lines. This provides access to virtually every part of London.

Hammersmith is an incredibly vibrant part of London with a great variety of activities, attractions restaurants and shops. Hammersmith Famers Market is a fantastic place to grab some quality street food, while the Lyric Hammersmith is another great venue for theatre and music. The William Morris Society and Emery Walker Trusts are well worth visiting during the day perhaps before an event at the Eventim Apollo. 

Postcode for satnav: W6 9QH

What was the Eventim Apollo previously known as?

Previously known as the Hammersmith Apollo, the Eventim Apollo is a grade II listed building and event venue in London.

What events take place at the Eventim Apollo?

The Eventim Apollo hosts music performances from the biggest names. It is famous for being the location of David Bowie’s final live concert as Ziggy Stardust in 1973. The Eventim Apollo also hosts the comedy series, Live at the Apollo.

What food and drink options are available?

The Eventim Apollo has multiple bars selling alcohol, soft drinks, and snacks. There is no hot food served at the stadium, but there are lots of places to buy dinner in the local area.

What’s the nearest tube station to the Eventim Apollo?

The nearest tube station is Hammersmith. This provides access to the Hammersmith and City, District, Circle, and Piccadilly lines.

What’s the address for the Eventim Apollo?

Eventim Apollo’s address is 45 Queen Caroline Street, London W6 9QH.