Parking Near One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza, Manhattan
Where Can I Park for One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza?
One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza is at 885 2nd Avenue in Midtown Manhattan and has an on-site parking garage operating 24 hours. Nearby Parksy choices include a secure 24/7 garage 96 yards away for $22.81 an hour, plus daily options 199 to 296 yards away priced from $25 a day to $40 a day.
- Address
- 885 2nd Avenue
- Closest listed space
- Secure & Convenient Garage Parking in NYC - 24/7 Access, 96 yd (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Lexington Avenue–53rd Street/51st Street station, 0.3 mi (6 min walk)
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One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza, with private parking spaces bookable nearby on Parksy. Photo: Pexels
Parking at One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza on 2nd Avenue
One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza is at 885 2nd Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, between Grand Central Terminal and the United Nations headquarters complex (onedag.com). The building’s official brochure identifies an on-site parking garage with 24-hour operation, providing the most direct option for drivers visiting the tower (onedag.com).
The building also advertises a 24/7 attended lobby, which is useful context for arrivals outside standard office hours (onedag.com).
Parksy Parking Spaces Within Walking Distance of ODHP
Parksy lists a secure garage with 24/7 access a few steps away, 96 yards from the site, at $22.81 an hour. This is the closest priced space in the local selection and suits a short Midtown appointment where minimizing the walk matters.
A second secure 24/7 garage is 199 yards away and costs $25 a day. Two further options are 268 yards from the site: a valet space at 212 E. 45th St. for $25 a day and a covered parking garage for $25 a day. The two spaces at 145 E. 48th St. are 296 yards away and each costs $40 a day. The daily spaces are better aligned with a full working day than the hourly listing.
Busy Midtown Periods and Street Parking Around 2nd Avenue
ODHP sits in Midtown Manhattan between Grand Central Terminal and the United Nations headquarters complex (onedag.com), placing the approach within a busy business and diplomatic area. The building’s location can make short arrival windows more demanding when office traffic and United Nations activity overlap.
The public park occupies a prominent corner near the building, so drivers should expect curb activity around the plaza and use marked legal spaces rather than stopping in travel lanes or loading areas. New York City curb signs control parking, standing, commercial loading and alternate-side restrictions on each block.
Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza and Other Nearby Parking Choices
Its park information records 1.5 acres of parkland, 8,000 people capacity, six fountains and 49 benches (hammarskjoldplaza.org). Those features make the surrounding blocks active beyond the office entrances, particularly when the plaza is being used for gatherings.
The building’s official brochure identifies the United Nations and Katharine Hepburn Garden among nearby landmarks (onedag.com). For drivers visiting the tower, the on-site 24-hour garage and the priced Parksy spaces provide named parking choices in the immediate area, while the surrounding Manhattan curb is governed by posted restrictions rather than a general free-parking arrangement.
Lexington Avenue–53rd Street/51st Street Station to ODHP
The nearest subway access is Lexington Avenue–53rd Street/51st Street station, 0.3 miles from One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza and a six-minute walk. This route connects the tower with the Lexington Avenue corridor and avoids the difficulty of finding curb space on 2nd Avenue.
Grand Central Terminal is also a useful landmark for the building, which stands between the terminal and the United Nations headquarters complex (onedag.com). Drivers using a Parksy garage can leave the car near ODHP and complete the final approach on foot, while subway passengers can use the six-minute walk from Lexington Avenue–53rd Street/51st Street station as the direct station connection.
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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 One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza?
One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza is at 885 2nd Avenue in Midtown Manhattan and has an on-site parking garage operating 24 hours. Nearby Parksy choices include a secure 24/7 garage 96 yards away for $22.81 an hour, plus daily options 199 to 296 yards away priced from $25 a day to $40 a day.
Does One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza Have Parking?
The building’s official brochure identifies an on-site parking garage with 24-hour operation. It also advertises a 24/7 attended lobby, which provides useful arrival context outside standard office hours. Drivers visiting the tower can therefore use the building garage as the most direct parking option.
What Is the Closest Priced Parking Near One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza?
The closest priced Parksy space is a secure garage with 24/7 access, 96 yards from the site, at $22.81 an hour. It suits a short Midtown appointment when minimizing the walk matters. A second secure 24/7 garage is 199 yards away and costs $25 a day.
How Much Does Daily Parking Near One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza Cost?
Daily Parksy spaces near the site include a secure 24/7 garage 199 yards away for $25 a day. A valet space and a covered parking garage are 268 yards away, also for $25 a day. Two spaces at 145 E. 48th St. are 296 yards away and each costs $40 a day.
What Should Drivers Know About Street Parking Around 2nd Avenue?
New York City curb signs control parking, standing, commercial loading and alternate-side restrictions on each block. The area is a busy business and diplomatic zone between Grand Central Terminal and the United Nations headquarters complex, with curb activity around the plaza. Use marked legal spaces rather than travel lanes or loading areas.
How Far Is the Subway From One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza?
The nearest subway access is Lexington Avenue–53rd Street/51st Street station, 0.3 miles from One Dag Hammarskjöld Plaza and a six-minute walk. This route connects the tower with the Lexington Avenue corridor and avoids finding curb space on 2nd Avenue. Grand Central Terminal is also a useful nearby landmark.
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