Queen Anne Terrace Car Park Gonville Pl Cambridge Cb1 1Nd
Let’s talk money. Queen Anne Terrace isn’t cheap. You’ll pay about £2.50 for an hour, but that’s the Cambridge tax. Want to park for a full day? Expect to fork out £15 or more. Is it worth it? For the convenience of being in the city centre without circling for twenty minutes? Sadly, yes.
Side note: bring coins. The payment machine is a vintage, grumpy one. It once ate my five-pound note and gave me a spiteful look. (Okay, it gave me a ticket, but the spite was implied.) There’s an app, sure, but the signal underground is patchy. Good luck.
The Hidden Gems (And Annoyances)
For a car park, it’s surprisingly well-lit and clean. Always a win. But here’s a pro tip: avoid the top floor on a windy day. That ramp is like a wind tunnel designed by a villain. I’ve seen umbrellas get vaporized. You’ve been warned.
Also, the pay-on-foot machine is located near the lift, but the lift smells faintly of regret and coffee. I’m convinced it’s haunted by a disgruntled traffic warden. Shudder. But honestly, these quirks make it memorable. You’ll tell your friends, “Oh, I parked at Queen Anne Terrace—you know, the one with the mean machine?” And they’ll nod like you’re part of a secret club.
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