Parking in Aldgate

Aldgate was one of the original Roman gates leading into the city of London. Aldgate Tube station is apparently built upon a massive plague pit in which more than 1000 bodies were buried in 1665, a grisly reminder of London’s past.  The area is located just outside of the congestion zone and is on the doorstep of the City of London as well as some of the most popular tourist attractions in the city.

The nearest London Underground Line in the area is Aldgate, which is located on the Circle Line – providing services to London Victoria via Tower Hill and the Metropolitan Line – providing services to Kings Cross, Euston Square, and Wembley. Liverpool Street railway station is also just a short walk or journey on the Circle Line and Aldgate East is also in close proximity with access to the District and Hammersmith & City Lines. Strict parking restrictions are in place in the area and it is advisable to book an hourly, daily, or monthly parking space near Aldgate.

In the immediate vicinity of Aldgate is The City of London which sees over 300,000 people commuting to and working there on a daily basis. The Tower of London is also just a short walk away and houses over 1000 years of London history. Shoreditch and Brick Lane also provide a vibrant destination for food, drinks and, art galleries.