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Information about parking in Jewellery Quarter Station
The Jewellery Quarter Station is a tram stop and railway station that serves the Jewellery Quarter of Birmingham. It was first opened in 1995 and Chiltern Railways, London Midland and Midland Metro all serve it. there are 2 train platforms and 2 tram platforms in the station and trains run to Stourbridge Junction, Birmingham Snow Hill, Whitlocks End, Kidderminster and Great Malvern.
As a car driver, there are always occasions that you will to trade in your car and use public transport. That’s why on YourParkingSpace there are a multitude of car parking spaces within walking distance of Jewellery Quarter Station. Whether you catch the train every weekday, or are taking a single trip, a great car parking space can be booked. Book in advance now near to Jewellery Quarter Station & save time compared to arriving on the day.
If you own a space nearby Jewellery Quarter Station you could be sitting on a small pot of gold whilst not even realising it. There are hundreds of customers that are looking for a place to park. List your space online today and the cash will roll in with our help! You can set the cost of your space and the availability, meanwhile we do everything else.
Jewellery Quarter Station Parking Prices
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Latest Jewellery Quarter Station parking reviews
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Parking on Wrottesley Street China Town, B5
Good location,easy to find,easy to get out to the A38 and most important it was reasonably Priced
Colin -
Parking on Barclaycard Arena, B1
I recently booked a space in Stratford. It was easy to find, and great to know my space would be there when I arrived. If you are going to an event, then this is the way forward when it comes to finding your parking space. I highly recommend it.
James -
Parking on Wrottesley Street China Town, B5
All as described, attendant wanted to know which website I had made the booking on. Will use again with pleasure.
Maria -
Parking on Horsefair, B1
Never heard of your parking space before and will definitely be using it again - easy to use and fantastic price - have no complaints only much praise - try and you won't be disappointed. Everything was just so easy to use. Thankyou and well done.
Mchael -
Parking on Barclaycard Arena, B1
Satnav didn't recognise the postcode, but apart from that it was easy to find and very convenient. Less stressful than trying to find parking in an unknown location. Definitely would recommend to others.
Rosemarie -
Parking on Barclaycard Arena, B1
Excellent service - from the booking procedure online to the parking itself. Easy to find, drive in, drive out. Lovely walk along the canal to the ICC only 5-10 mins. Would I use again, most definitely!
Shawn -
Parking on Bromsgrove Street, B5
found car park ok ,but was a little confused as to where to park .finally found the ramp but still was unsure, better signage would be a good aid ,but would use again as it was close to where we wanted and reasonably priced
Ken -
Parking on Irving St, B1
Perfect destination for the o2. Secure gated parking. Friendly staff at reception and I could use the toilet too. I could see the o2 from the car park and it took only a minute or two to walk there. Really good. Loads of spaces. Loads of room. Definitely will park here again.
Sue -
Parking on Horsefair, B1
Easy to find, easy to leave and return to the Motorway. Good secure parking a 10 minute walk away from New Street station and a very good price. My only other comment is that a late night (or early hours - in my case) return requires a walk through underpasses and Holloway Circus which might be alarming to some.
Peter -