Find parking near Christ Church Cathedral

Christ Church Cathedral, known as the “Little Church on the Circle,” is the oldest church building in Indianapolis and a beautiful example of English Gothic Revival architecture at the heart of Monument Circle. Visitors come to admire its stone spire, stained glass, and peaceful interior, as well as its role as the Episcopal cathedral for the city and a landmark amid downtown’s shops, offices, and attractions. Because it sits in the busy core of downtown, traffic around Monument Circle can be steady throughout the day, especially during office hours and popular visitor times.

Street parking immediately around Monument Circle is limited, time restricted, and can fill quickly, particularly on weekdays and during downtown events, so many visitors rely on nearby garages and lots instead. Planning parking near Christ Church Cathedral in advance helps you avoid circling congested one way streets, keeps your visit on schedule, and makes it easier to enjoy the cathedral and surrounding attractions on foot. As local rules, meter time limits, and rates can change, always review the latest information from official city and cathedral sources before you travel.