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Union Savings Bank Building
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Located at 216 Tremont Street in Boston’s historic Piano Row district across from Boston Common, the Union Savings Bank Building is a 1925 high‑rise that now forms part of Emerson College’s urban campus. Behind its classic bank façade are college offices, student services and the Bill Bordy Theater, so the area sees a steady mix of students, theatergoers and visitors throughout the day and evening, which can make traffic and curb space tight.
On this busy stretch of Tremont Street near major theaters and downtown attractions, street parking is limited, often metered and subject to time restrictions, so relying on finding a space at the last minute can be stressful. Planning your trip and arranging parking in advance helps you avoid circling crowded one‑way streets, keeps your visit on schedule and makes parking near Union Savings Bank Building much easier, whether you are in town for a performance, a campus appointment or sightseeing around the Common. Always review the latest local parking rules and official city guidance before you arrive, as regulations and enforcement can change.
Parking near Union Savings Bank Building
Cheapest parkings near Union Savings Bank Building
Parking start at
$30
How to park near Union Savings Bank Building
Typical visit duration at Union Savings Bank Building 2-4 hours
Street parking on and around Tremont Street by the Union Savings Bank Building is very limited, heavily metered, and includes resident-only and commercial loading zones, so it is not reliable for visitor parking.
Overnight parking Available at ParkRight - Luka Theater District Garage - Valet (marked with 24/7 hours).
Onsite parking Not available. The closest parking is at ParkRight - Luka Theater District Garage - Valet (45 Stuart St.), a 2 minute walk away.
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