Paying for parking near Rubin Museum of Art, is easy
The Rubin Museum of Art is a celebrated cultural destination dedicated to Himalayan art and ideas, long rooted in Chelsea at 150 West 17th Street and known for thought‑provoking exhibitions, talks, and mindfulness programs. The surrounding blocks between Sixth and Seventh Avenues see steady crosstown traffic, delivery activity, and frequent ride‑hail drop‑offs, so reserving parking in advance helps you arrive on time and enjoy a calmer visit.
Street parking here is scarce and highly regulated, with metered spaces, commercial loading zones, and Alternate Side Parking rules; meters are generally not in effect on Sundays, but you must always follow posted signs and never double‑park. Planning secure parking near Rubin Museum of Art ahead of time saves time and avoids circling for a spot, especially during peak weekday and evening hours. Before you go, check the latest official city guidance and museum updates to confirm regulations and visiting details.
Parking near Rubin Museum of Art

Centerpark - West 17th Garage

MPG Parking - MP West 20 LLC Garage


ParkRight - 41-43 West 17th St. Lot

ParkRight - 41-43 West 17th St. Lot (2nd Entrance)

Cheapest parkings near Rubin Museum of Art
Parking start at
$20
How to park near Rubin Museum of Art
Typical visit duration at Rubin Museum of Art 1–2 hours
Metered street parking on W 17th St and nearby Chelsea blocks is very limited and competitive. Expect strict Alternate Side Parking, commercial loading zones, short time limits, and active enforcement.
Overnight parking Available at Icon Parking - Vincent 15 Parking Garage, ParkRight - 41-43 West 17th St. Lot (2nd Entrance), and other locations (marked with 24/7 hours).
Onsite parking Not available. The closest parking is at Centerpark - West 17th Garage (151 W. 17th St.), a 2 minute walk away.
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