Parking Near Saint Mark's Historic District, East Village
Where Can I Park for Saint Mark's Historic District?
Saint Mark's Historic District has no on-site parking, so plan for an off-site option. The closest named parking is at 40 Saint Mark's Place, while 417 East 9th Street is listed as a free option if an available space can be found. Astor Place subway station is 257 yards away, or a 3-minute walk.
- Address
- 19 Stuyvesant Street
- Closest listed space
- Discover Convenient Parking in East Village, NYC, 272 yd (4 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Astor Place, 257 yd (3 min walk)
Parking Near East Village
Visitors at a city landmark Photo: Pexels / Ranjeet Chauhan
Parking at Saint Mark's Historic District
Drivers should plan for off-site parking because the site does not offer on-site parking (SpotAngels). The closest parking is listed at 40 Saint Mark's Place (SpotAngels), placing a garage option near the district rather than beside the address on Stuyvesant Street.
A listed free option is at 417 East 9th Street (SpotAngels). The paid and free locations serve different plans: the Saint Mark's Place facility is the closest named parking option, while East 9th Street provides a way to avoid a parking charge if an available space can be found. The district's central East Village setting makes parking choice important for a short visit.
East Village Street Parking Around the District
The district sits in the East Village, where curb parking is shared with local residents, businesses, deliveries, and visitors. Saint Mark's Place and East 10th Street are named streets within the historic district (Wikipedia), so drivers should treat nearby curb space as part of an active Manhattan street network rather than as dedicated visitor parking.
Parking pressure is likely to be strongest when East Village attractions and businesses are busiest, particularly around St. Mark's Place. The district is 145 yards from the East Village center, which puts nearby curb demand close to the destination. Use only a space whose posted sign permits the intended stay, and follow the restriction shown at the parking position.
Parksy Spaces Near Saint Mark's Historic District
Parksy lists two priced spaces 272 yards from the site in East Village. These are the closest priced Parksy choices shown for a driver who wants to reserve away from the district itself.
Three priced options are listed 0.2 miles away. A parking lot in West Village costs $500 a month, and a space at 743 Broadway costs $35 a day. Two Greenwich Village valet options, including an Icon Parking space, cost $20 a day each. The East Village choices are the shortest listed Parksy distance, while the Greenwich Village options offer lower daily prices than the Broadway space.
Named Garages and Free Parking Near St. Mark's Place
New York City Tourism names Champion Parking at 302 Mercer Street, a garage 0.4 miles from the destination (nyctourism.com). The same listing identifies Icon Parking at Amber Parking LLC Garage, 101 E. 13th Street (nyctourism.com). These named facilities add garage alternatives beyond the closest parking at 40 Saint Mark's Place.
SpotAngels identifies 417 East 9th Street as the closest free parking location (SpotAngels). Drivers comparing the named options can therefore choose between a garage at 302 Mercer Street, a garage at 101 E. 13th Street, the nearby Saint Mark's Place facility, or the free location on East 9th Street.
Astor Place Subway Access to Saint Mark's Historic District
Astor Place is the nearest station, 257 yards from Saint Mark's Historic District, or a 3-minute walk.
From Astor Place, the walk reaches the site at 19 Stuyvesant Street without requiring a second vehicle trip through the East Village. Visitors parking farther away can use the station as a simple reference point for the final approach, while visitors coming directly by subway have a clearly defined arrival station and walking time.
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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 Saint Mark's Historic District?
Saint Mark's Historic District has no on-site parking, so plan for an off-site option. The closest named parking is at 40 Saint Mark's Place, while 417 East 9th Street is listed as a free option if an available space can be found. Astor Place subway station is 257 yards away, or a 3-minute walk.
Does Saint Mark's Historic District Have On-Site Parking?
No. The site does not offer on-site parking, so drivers should plan for an off-site space. The closest named parking option is at 40 Saint Mark's Place. A listed free option is at 417 East 9th Street, if an available space can be found.
Where Is the Closest Paid Parking Near Saint Mark's Historic District?
The closest named parking option is at 40 Saint Mark's Place. Parksy also lists two priced spaces 272 yards from the site in East Village at $24 a day. These are the closest priced Parksy choices shown for drivers who want to reserve away from the district itself.
Is There Free Parking Near Saint Mark's Historic District?
SpotAngels identifies 417 East 9th Street as the closest free parking location. This can help drivers avoid a parking charge if an available space can be found. Use only a space whose posted sign permits the intended stay, and follow the restriction shown at the parking position.
What Garages Are Near Saint Mark's Historic District?
New York City Tourism names Champion Parking at 302 Mercer Street, a garage 0.4 miles from the destination. It also identifies Icon Parking at Amber Parking LLC Garage, 101 E. 13th Street. These facilities add garage alternatives beyond 40 Saint Mark's Place and 417 East 9th Street.
What Is the Nearest Subway Station to Saint Mark's Historic District?
Astor Place is the nearest station, 257 yards from the site, or a 3-minute walk. From Astor Place, the walk reaches the site at 19 Stuyvesant Street without requiring a second vehicle trip through the East Village. It is also a reference point for visitors parking farther away.
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