Gramercy

Set on Manhattan’s east side between Union Square and Flatiron, Gramercy is known for its leafy streets, elegant brownstones, and the famously private Gramercy Park. Visitors come for relaxed neighborhood charm along Irving Place, cultural institutions like the National Arts Club and The Players, and easy access to dining on Park Avenue South and Third Avenue.

Traffic is steady on 23rd Street, Park Avenue South, and Third Avenue, and street spaces are limited with metered blocks and alternate side rules, so parking in Gramercy can be competitive. Garages and lots are common near major corridors and around the park’s perimeter, and the tightest spots are typically closest to 23rd Street and Lexington Avenue. Booking a space in advance saves time, reduces stress, and helps you move around the city more easily, and visitors should always review current NYC parking regulations and official guidance before they go.