Motorcycle parking at Shoreditch
35 motorcycle bays within 900 metres of Shoreditch, 9 of them free. Shoreditch is the classic boundary trap: Hackney, Tower Hamlets and Islington all meet around Shoreditch High Street, and which side of the road you park on decides whose rules apply. It is also one of the few central areas where free bays still exist in numbers.
The short answer
| Within 900 m of Shoreditch | |
|---|---|
| Motorcycle bays | 35 |
| Of those, recorded free | 9 |
| Of those, chargeable | 26 |
| Of those, customer or permit only | 1 |
| Cheapest option | Free |
| Car parks that take bikes | 8 |
| Nearest bay | 129 m, a few minutes on foot |
1 of these is customer parking, private land or permit holders only. 1 says so on the bay itself. Being on the map is not the same as being somewhere you may leave a bike, and neither is being free: on private land the risk is a parking charge from the landowner, which cannot be appealed to an independent tribunal the way a council ticket can.
What it costs around Shoreditch
| Around here | |
|---|---|
| Free bays | 9 of 35 |
| Cheapest all day | £1.07 |
| Car parks in range | 8 |
These bays are mapped from OpenStreetMap rather than published by the council, so treat the prices as a guide and read the plate at the bay. Where we hold council data, as in Westminster and Camden, we say so.
What the paid bays in range actually say: Check signage; Paid - check RingGo tariff; About GBP 1.07 a day, check the sign.
Which council you are dealing with
Shoreditch straddles Hackney, Islington and Tower Hamlets. That matters: the councils charge differently and enforce separately, so the side of the road you park on can decide what you pay and who tickets you. The bay you are standing at is the only thing that settles it, and its plate will say.
The nearest bays
Closest first, measured from the centre of Shoreditch. Every one has its own page with what we know about it, which is the link to send someone when you are telling them where to meet.
| Bay | Away | What it costs |
|---|---|---|
| Motorcycle bay Hackney | 129 m | Check signage |
| Motorcycle bay Hackney | 203 m | Check signage |
| Motorcycle bay Hackney | 244 m | Check signage |
| Motorcycle bay Hackney | 257 m | Check signage |
| Motorcycle bay Hackney | 259 m | Check signage |
| Motorcycle bay Tower Hamlets | 268 m | Check signage |
| Motorcycle bay Hackney | 294 m | Paid - check RingGo tariff |
| Motorcycle bay Hackney | 306 m | Check signage |
| Motorcycle bay Tower Hamlets | 344 m | Check signage |
| Motorcycle bay Tower Hamlets | 346 m | Free |
| Motorcycle bay Tower Hamlets | 351 m | Free |
| Motorcycle bay Hackney | 368 m | Check signage |
Another 23 bays sit inside the same radius. The map shows every one of them.
Car parks that take bikes
A car park always takes a motorcycle, which is the usual answer when the bays are full. Bear in mind the price shown is the car tariff: plenty of councils let motorcycles park free in a designated area and some car parks have a bike cage, so check before you pay.
| Car park | Away | Listed price |
|---|---|---|
| Euro Car Parks Hackney | 169 m | Paid - check signage |
| National Car Parks Hackney | 315 m | Paid - check signage |
| Clere Street Car Park Hackney | 523 m | Paid - check signage |
| Brick Lane Car Park Tower Hamlets | 775 m | Paid - check signage |
| Finsbury Square Car Park Islington | 797 m | Paid - check signage |
| Car park Islington | 812 m | Paid - check signage |
| Finsbury Square Car Park Islington | 838 m | Paid - check signage |
| Car park Islington | 851 m | Paid - check signage |
Nearby
If you cannot get parked here, these are the closest places we also cover: the City (1.6 km away), The Royal London Hospital (1.6 km away), Clerkenwell (1.9 km away).
More: motorcycle parking across London.
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Open the free web appCounts are from our own dataset, measured by straight line distance from the centre of Shoreditch within 900 metres, and were correct when this page was built. Bay locations here are mapped from OpenStreetMap rather than published by the council. Always follow the sign at the bay.