Parking Near National Center for Civil and Human Rights, Atlanta
Where Can I Park for the National Center for Civil and Human Rights?
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights has no on-site parking, so use an off-site facility. Named paid options include 236 Williams Street Parking Deck, Zone 355, Park Place and the World of Coca-Cola Garage. Parksy also lists spaces 158 yards away from $7.74 an hour, $13.02 an hour or $13.02 a day.
- Address
- 100 Ivan Allen Junior Boulevard
- Closest listed space
- Secure Garage Parking in Downtown Atlanta, 158 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Civic Center, 0.4 mi (8 min walk)
Parking Near Atlanta
National Center for Civil and Human Rights, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights does not offer on-site parking, according to SpotAngels (spotangels.com). The closest parking identified there is 125 Simpson Street Northwest, Atlanta (spotangels.com). For a visit to the museum at 100 Ivan Allen Junior Boulevard, this makes an off-site garage or lot the practical choice rather than searching for a visitor car park at the building.
The museum’s official visitor FAQ lists several paid options near the Center, including 236 Williams Street Parking Deck, Zone 355, Park Place and the World of Coca-Cola Garage (civilandhumanrights.org). The site’s published visitor hours are 10am to 5pm (civilandhumanrights.org), so drivers can plan arrival and departure around the museum’s operating window.
Named Parking Options Around NCCHR
The official visitor FAQ names 236 Williams Street Parking Deck as a nearby paid option (civilandhumanrights.org). It also lists Zone 355, a parking area at 355 Centennial Olympic Park Drive NW, as well as Park Place and the World of Coca-Cola Garage (civilandhumanrights.org). These named facilities give visitors several downtown alternatives when the closest choice is busy.
The official visitor FAQ lists paid parking options but does not provide a free parking option (civilandhumanrights.org).
Busy Times and Street Parking Near NCCHR
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights is in downtown Atlanta, where demand can build around nearby attractions and city activity. Discover Atlanta places the museum in downtown Atlanta at 100 Ivan Allen Jr. Boulevard, Atlanta, GA 30313 (discoveratlanta.com).
Street parking is not presented as a visitor option in the official parking guidance. The official visitor FAQ directs visitors to paid facilities including the 236 Williams Street Parking Deck, Zone 355, Park Place and the World of Coca-Cola Garage (civilandhumanrights.org). Atlanta’s free street-parking rules are raised in local parking information, but no free street space or street-side time allowance is specified for the museum address.
Parksy Spaces Within Walking Distance of NCCHR
Parksy lists a secure garage space 158 yards from the National Center for Civil and Human Rights at $13.02 an hour. A second garage space at the same 158-yard distance is priced at $13.02 a day, while another garage space 158 yards away costs $7.74 an hour.
For drivers willing to park slightly farther away, Parksy lists three lot spaces 332 yards from the site. One costs $17.76 a day, another costs $17.76 an hour, and a third is priced at $7 a day. The 158-yard spaces are the closest listed choices, while the 332-yard options add a short walk in exchange for different daily or hourly rates.
Civic Center Rail Access and the Walk to NCCHR
Civic Center is the nearest station to the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, at 0.4 miles from the museum and an 8-minute walk. The station is a useful alternative when downtown parking is busy, particularly for visitors who prefer to avoid circling for a space near 100 Ivan Allen Junior Boulevard.
The site is 0.7 miles from Atlanta center.
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* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for the National Center for Civil and Human Rights?
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights has no on-site parking, so use an off-site facility. Named paid options include 236 Williams Street Parking Deck, Zone 355, Park Place and the World of Coca-Cola Garage. Parksy also lists spaces 158 yards away from $7.74 an hour, $13.02 an hour or $13.02 a day.
Does the National Center for Civil and Human Rights Have On-Site Parking?
No. The National Center for Civil and Human Rights does not offer on-site parking, and the closest parking identified is at 125 Simpson Street Northwest, Atlanta. For the museum at 100 Ivan Allen Junior Boulevard, an off-site garage or lot is the practical choice.
What Paid Parking Options Are Near the Museum?
The official visitor FAQ lists 236 Williams Street Parking Deck, Zone 355 at 355 Centennial Olympic Park Drive NW, Park Place and the World of Coca-Cola Garage. These paid facilities provide several downtown alternatives when the closest choice is busy.
Is Free Street Parking Available Near the Museum?
The official visitor FAQ lists paid parking options but does not provide a free parking option. Street parking is not presented as a visitor option in the official parking guidance, and no free street space or street-side time allowance is specified for the museum address.
How Much Does Nearby Parksy Parking Cost?
Parksy lists garage spaces 158 yards away at $13.02 an hour, $13.02 a day and $7.74 an hour. Three lot spaces are 332 yards away, priced at $17.76 a day, $17.76 an hour and $7 a day.
Can I Take Rail Transit Instead of Parking?
Civic Center is the nearest station, 0.4 miles from the museum and an 8-minute walk. It is a useful alternative when downtown parking is busy, especially for visitors who prefer to avoid circling for a space near 100 Ivan Allen Junior Boulevard.
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