Visitors will arguably find no better shopping and dining in the world than within the nearly six-square-miles that make up Beverly Hills. In a city synonymous with affluence, parking is surprisingly affordable and plentiful in the Golden Triangle, with several parking structures offering the first two hours free of charge.
345 North Beverly Drive
Parking at 345 N. Beverly Drive sets you up to shop till you drop! Pop out of the garage next door to GEARYS flagship store for fine home decor and gifts, then jet across the street and marvel at the exceptional styles of INTERMIX. No doubt your new designer wear will pair well with chunky ankle boots from Sam Edelman next door. Feeling tired yet? Don’t forget to fuel up at nearby Nespresso Cafe & Boutique with an espresso and macaron or grab a smoothie at the very popular Erewhon.
216 South Beverly Drive
The self park structure at 216 South Beverly Drive is adjacent to the Beverly Hills Newsstand and within walking distance to the many shops, restaurants, and cafes located on South Beverly Drive, between Wilshire Boulevard and Olympic Boulevard.
9510 Brighton Way
No Beverly Hills shopping trip is complete without a jaunt down the famed Rodeo Drive. Take advantage of the free parking at 9510 Brighton Way, then head to the luxury retailers nearby. Perhaps your dining room could use a makeover with fine silver flatware from Christofle? Or revamp your closet with a stunning little black dress from Chanel or piece from Gucci's newest collection.
If your wardrobe doesn’t need an upgrade, consider spoiling yourself with a statement piece from David Yurman, Cartier or Bvlgari—all top names in jewelry and timepieces, and all located within steps of convenient parking.
450 North Rexford Drive
The parking structure at 450 North Rexford Drive serves Beverly Hills City Hall and Civic Center, the Beverly Hills Public Library, and The Wallis.
438 North Beverly Drive
Park your car in the underground garage at 438 N. Beverly Drive and then indulge in the nearby restaurants and shops. Take a seat at Beverly Hills’ most famous deli, Nate 'n Al's. Order a corned beef on rye. Then walk across the street and sample ice cream completely made from scratch with a uniquely smooth texture and buttercream body at Jeni's. With a full stomach, walk a short distance to TASCHEN, an eye-catching contemporary gallery and bookstore, and explore its top-end Collector’s Editions, Art Editions and Prints.
439 North Canon Drive
Take time to enjoy Wally’s Beverly Hills, encompassing a cheese shop and a wine and spirits retail store within an elegant yet casual restaurant setting, after you conveniently park your car at 439 N. Canon Drive. Located near this parking structure is La Scala, Euro Caffe, Porta Via and many more wonderful restaurants. And don't forget to treat yourself with exquisitely handmade—and beautifully packaged—sweet treats from Edelweiss Chocolates just across the street.
321 South La Cienega Boulevard
The Beverly Hills parking structure at 321 South La Cienega Boulevard is located at the La Cienega Tennis Center, available for tennis and pickleball, and adjacent to the Margaret Herrick Library.
241 North Canon Drive
If your Friday night includes early dining at one of Beverly Hills’ spectacular restaurants, park before 6 p.m. at 241 N. Canon Drive to qualify for free two-hour parking. Indulge your craving for traditional Sicilian cuisine at Via Alloro or surrender your palate to Chef Nozawa at Sugarfish by ordering the aptly named “Trust Me” pre-fixe option, featuring impeccably prepared sushi.
242 North Beverly Drive
242 N. Beverly Drive is the perfect place to park if you’re in the mood for a relaxing day outdoors. With the lush landscape of Beverly Cañon Gardens just steps away, a picnic blanket and book are all you need to complete a perfect afternoon. Once you’ve soaked in enough sunshine, duck into Sweet Beverly, located at the end of the courtyard toward Beverly Drive, for snacks, wraps, burgers, pizza, sweet crepes and pastries.
461 North Bedford Drive
The 461 North Bedford Drive parking structure is across the street from Crustacean, Jon & Vinny's, and Go Greek Yogurt.
Two Rodeo Drive
Two Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills is a charming addition of this famous street. Designed to mirror an upscale European alleyway, the cobbled high-end shopping plaza also features two-hour free self parking from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. daily and the hippest boutiques, including Jimmy Choo’s first location. Head to 208 Rodeo Restaurant, an inviting white-tablecloth bistro offering fine al fresco patio dining with a quintessential Beverly Hills view.
Overnight Parking Prohibition
Since 1927, the City of Beverly Hills has had an overnight parking prohibition from 2:30 to 5:00 a.m. to address public safety concerns. Overnight street parking is not permitted in single family residential areas or commercial zones. However, as the City's multiple family residential areas do not have sufficient off-street parking for residents and their guests, the City provides Overnight Parking Permits for qualifying residents in multiple-family units (apartments, condos, and duplexes). To qualify for permits residents must demonstrate a lack of off-street parking for their private vehicles. To learn more, visit Residential Parking Permits & Parking Exemptions.
Please note vehicles may be cited and towed if parked overnight in city parking structures.
Overnight hotel guests should contact their hotel directly for parking information and rates.
24 Hour Parking
As of April 2026, 24 hour public parking is available at the former Rite Aid (soon to be CVS) at 300 North Canon Drive at Dayton Way.
First hour is free.
Businesses nearby include Via Alloro, The Maybourne Beverly Hills, Bevery Canon Gardens, 260 Sample Sale, and many more.
Use this map to locate public parking structures throughout the City of Beverly Hills.
If you are having an issue as you depart a City parking structure, the intercom system in the garages at pay stations and exit columns directly accesses the Parking Operations Center, which can also be reached at (310) 288-2810.
Do you have more parking questions? Vist City of Beverly Hills Parking Services or email [email protected].
Edited May 1, 2026