Parking in Charles Dickens Museum

The Charles Dickens Museum occupies a traditional Georgian terrace on Doughty Street in Holborn. The museum is dedicated to the works of the famed British author, housing the world’s biggest collection of Dickens memorabilia including letters, pictures and first editions. Dickens once resided in this house with his wife and three of his ten children, and it was here that he penned the literary delights Oliver Twist, Nicholas Nickleby and the Pickwick Papers.

Searching for a vacant parking spot in North London can be an infuriating task. Book in advance with YourParkingSpace to ensure there’s an affordable space waiting when you arrive. Shave seconds from the parking process by downloading our handy free app.

Don’t rush straight back to your parking space. Try these nearby restaurants before heading home:

• Belgo Holborn
• The English Garden restaurant
• North Sea Fish Restaurant
• China House Bloomsbury

  Got a spare driveway, parking space or lock-up garage? It’s simple to register with YourParkingSpace. Set your price and watch the bookings roll in.