SoHo

SoHo sits in Lower Manhattan between Houston Street and Canal Street, roughly from Lafayette Street to West Broadway, and is famous for its cast-iron buildings, cobblestone blocks, galleries, and fashion-forward boutiques. Popular draws include the SoHo–Cast Iron Historic District, shopping along Broadway, and dining around Prince and Spring Streets, creating a lively, walkable scene that attracts visitors day and night.

Traffic is typically busy on Broadway, Houston Street, and Canal Street, and curbside spaces turn over quickly, with the toughest spots near the retail core around Prince, Spring, and West Broadway. Visitors will find metered street parking with time limits as well as multiple garages and valet lots on surrounding blocks, and booking parking in advance can save time, reduce stress, and make navigating the neighborhood easier. Always review the latest NYC parking rules, meter hours, and street-cleaning schedules from official sources before you go to ensure a smooth experience with parking in SoHo.