Car parks in London Q-Park operates 16 car parks in Central London, including Oxford Street, Park Lane, Soho, Leicester Square, Trafalgar Square, Chinatown, Harley Street, Queensway, Victoria and Knightsbridge. If you want to plan ahead, visit the Parkopedia website to search for parking spaces at your destination.

Parking in central London in 2026 is expensive and heavily regulated, so the best strategy for tourists is to use Park and Ride facilities on the outskirts or book a "JustPark" spot in advance. If you must drive into the city, secure underground car parks like Q-Park Soho or Marriott Regents Park offer safe options with CCTV, though they are located within the Congestion Charge zone (approx. £15/day). For 2026 travelers, parking at a tube station at the end of a line (like Stanmore, Epping, or Hounslow) and taking the Underground into the center is the most cost-effective and stress-free method. This avoids the narrow, one-way streets and the high risk of parking fines. If you are staying overnight, always check if your hotel offers a discounted "resident" rate; otherwise, utilize apps to find private driveways or gated church lots which can often be found for as little as £10–£15 per day, even in high-demand areas.