Motorcycle Parking
Free motorcycle parking is available across the city centre and all council surface car parks allow motorcycles to park free of charge. For more information on motorcycle parking, visit the City Council Website.
Norwich is a place you don’t pass by, but go to by choice. This is where the road leads – to these welcoming streets. To a big-hearted city beneath even bigger skies, and open air and open minds.
Norwich is only 110 miles north of London, 66 miles from Cambridge, 121 miles from Nottingham, 159 miles from Birmingham and 170 miles from Oxford. And it’s easily accessible by road from major ports and airports. The main routes into Norwich are the A47, A11, A140 and A146. Car parks in Norwich are well priced with cheaper rates for groups at the Park & Ride (5 sites) and parking in the city centre from £6 for over 6 hours. It’s always worth checking ahead for parking spaces and planned road works, see Norfolk Country Council for road closures around big events.
Several multi-storey and surface car parks are located within the city centre, including parking at Riverside, Castle Quarter, Chantry Place, The Forum and John Lewis. At St Andrew’s Car Park, located near Tombland.
Some city centre streets have short-term parking bays with pay and display machines. Konect Buses operate 5 Park & Ride sites. Keep in touch on X @nparkandride. To view all car parks in Norwich, visit Parkopedia. To view real-time car parking in Norwich, click here. Parking for Blue Badge Holders, visit the City Council website.
Free motorcycle parking is available across the city centre and all council surface car parks allow motorcycles to park free of charge. For more information on motorcycle parking, visit the City Council Website.
Most large car hire firms have offices in Norwich if you want to hire one way. Call the Norwich Tourist Information 01603 213999 for advice on car hire.
Electric vehicles (EVs) can help us achieve our goals for cleaner transport and air in Norwich. Norwich City Council provides public EV points in two locations (Rose Lane multi-storey car park & UEA Enterprise Centre car park). Alternatively, take a look at the Zap Map for a full list of EV charge points and technical specifications in the Norwich area.
Help reduce congestion and save money by sharing your journey into the city – whether you’re a driver with some spare seats or a passenger looking for a ride into town!
