Parking & Accommodation
We want the day to be as stress-free as possible, so here’s everything you need to know about getting to, and staying near, the venue!
how to get there
Carlisle has many transport links. Whether you’re driving or getting the train, it’s easy to find your way. It’s a ten minute drive from Junction 43 of the M6, or a 15 minute walk from Carlisle Train Station.
parking
If you’re driving, you’ll want to know where to park!
Tullie Museum doesn’t have dedicated parking; however, as well as street-side disabled parking, there are a few public car parks within a five-minute walking radius. These include:
West Walls Car Park and Caldew Riverside Car Park (These car parks have more availability than the others, but do involve climbing some stairs up the historic Carlisle city walls)
accommodation
The closest hotel to the venue is the Crown & Mitre Hotel, a grand, historic hotel in the city centre just a five minute walk from the venue with traditional decor and modern amenities, as well as on-site parking. Additionally The Halston, a ten-minute walk away, offers stylish, contemporary apartments and rooms, offering a mix of self-catering options and luxury accommodation.
Other hotels include the Ibis hotel on Botchergate, a more mid-range option with simple, clean rooms, or the Carlisle Station Hotel, a classic hotel located near the train station, offering comfortable rooms and good service. Budget-friendly options include the Travelodge near the city centre.
The city also has an array of quaint and delightful B&Bs. Check out Google Maps to find out more!
