Parking in Bank of Spain

If your destination is Madrid and you want to park near the Bank of Spain, the best option is to go to a parking zone. The principle headquarters of the Bank of Spain is very close to the Cibeles Plaza, surrounded by prestigious avenues: Alcalá, Paseo del Prado, Madrazo and Marqués de Cubas. Visit Madrid in car and don´t worry about where to park in the center of Madrid, since Parclick suggests numerous parking decks in the historic center of the capital, letting you park near relevant points of interest like the Puerta de Alcalá or the Thyssen Museum.

Going to a section of high touristic interest can result in a very complicated parking experience near the Bank of Spain. Thanks to Parclick, you can find a guaranteed parking spot in the center of Madrid. Also, due to its proximity to Cibeles and the Puerta de Alcalá, parking near the Bank of Spain is difficult – especially on the weekends when there is a greater influx of cars. In addition, the parking restrictions of Madrid limit many of the possibilities of leaving your vehicle on the street, due to the restricted parking zones (the blue and green zones). At Parclick, we are responsible for making your search for parking spots near the Bank of Spain much more comfortable and simple, which makes your visit to Madrid an unforgettable experience.    

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Reserve parking in the vicinity of the Bank of Spain

The large historical tradition of the Bank of Spain dates back to the 18th century, but it wasn´t until 1856 that it officially became known as the Bank of Spain. The first headquarters was located in the Cinco Gremios Mayores building, situated on Atocha street, under the merger of the Bank of Isabel II with the Bank of San Fernando in 1847. It wasn´t until 1891 when King Alfonso XIII and his mother, the ruling Queen María Cristina, unveiled the Bank of Spain headquarters that we know today. The building was completed by the architects Eduardo de Adaro, Severiano Sainz de la Lastra and José María Aguilar y Vela, who were honored with gold medals in the 1884 National Exposition of Fine Arts. In 1999, the Bank of Spain was declared a Place of Cultural Interest of Spain. Although there were previously a few expansions, it wasn´t until 2003 when the reconstruction of the building started, completely closing the block, to continue the established projects by the Bank and keep in the same line of original architecture.

If you travel to Madrid and are interested in parking near the Bank of Spain, remember that Parclick offers you the best options of parking near the center of Madrid that adapt to your specific needs. Leave your car in professional hands, book a parking spot online and enjoy the historic culture and architecture that is in every space of the capital and its surroundings. With Parclick, parking your vehicle has never been easier.

Take advantage of our cheap parking spots near the Bank of Spain and reserve whichever of our available parking decks in Madrid. It is so easy! You only have to consult the map and find parking garages near the Bank of Spain, or, if you prefer, you can look for other parking decks in the periphery and move through Madrid using public transportation. The Bank of Spain station (on Metro Line 2) is located only a minute´s walk away, close to the Cibeles Plaza. In this way, your vehicle will be well looked after while you enjoy a peaceful walk through the most well-known streets of the capital.