PARKING & SHUTTLES

There are 1,200 parking spaces in the grounds, currently offered free of charge. These are all on a first come first served basis and cannot be booked in advance. Parking is split into six parking areas, with easy access to different areas of the park and its amenities with shuttle buses running from The Paddocks car parks.

Accessible Parking

There are disabled access parking spaces specifically for blue badge holders. There are dedicated accessible bays in the Grove Car park (a short walk up a slight hill) and the East Car Park. There is a drop off point outside the Palm Court Entrance via the west slip road where staff will assist with directions. Spaces are available on a strictly first come, first served basis.

HOW TO GET HERE

Alexandra Palace, Alexandra Palace Way, London N22 7AY.

By rail

Alexandra Palace has it's own train station fittingly called Alexandra Palace Station. It is located at the Wood Green entrance to the Park. A regular train service runs direct from Moorgate, through Highbury & Islington or from Kings Cross, changing at Finsbury Park.

By tube

Wood Green is the nearest underground station on the Piccadilly Line. (journey time is 20 minutes from Piccadilly Circus). Exit Wood Green Station and go to bus stop A to pick up the W3 bus up the hill to Alexandra Palace.

By bus

The W3 bus runs from Finsbury Park and Tottenham to Alexandra Palace Ice Rink or Alexandra Palace Palm Court.

ACTIVITIES IN THE PARK

As one of London's premier open spaces (196 acres) Alexandra Palace offers many activities which include:

Go Ape - a tree top adventure.

Alexandra Palace Garden Centre - the largest garden centre in London.

Children's play area - near the boating lake.

Little Dinosaurs - soft play centre

Boating lake - with pedalos and rowing boats

Ice Rink, plus more.

KEEP OUR PARK GREEN & CLEAN

The Park is home to 694 different types of plants, animal and fungi, including 212 different types of insects and 26 types of arachnids! Big and small, all of these species play a role in balancing our delicate ecosystem. While many plants and animals found in the park are common to London, 38 species in Alexandra Park are classed as rare or protected by legislation.

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The trees and green spaces mean that the Park acts as a vital green lung for North London. It provides a space with better air quality for people to relax or exercise. Studies have shown that a green view can reduce stress in just three minutes, and few places offer a better view than the Alexandra Park. Happier people means happier communities.

 

The Park and Palace is maintained and conserved by Alexandra Park and Palace Charitable Trust. They work year-round, with volunteers, Friends of the Park and partners, to ensure the Park provides access and enjoyment for local residents and international tourists alike.