Parking in US Embassy

The United States’ ties with Grosvenor Square have been long-standing. The first US Minister to the Court of St. James’ lived in the house that still stands on the corner of Brook and Duke Street, from 1785-88. He later became President of the United States. The American Embassy moved to 1 Grosvenor Square in 1938 and to number 24 in 1960, and during the Second World War Grosvenor Square even became known as ‘little America’.

Trips to the Embassy can be hectic, make sure to book in advance with YourParkingSpace and tick one item off your list before you leave home.

More of London’s historic settings can be appreciated with a short walk to:

• Claridge’s
• Liberty London
• Royal Academy of Arts
• The Ritz

  Got access to empty parking spaces near the US Embassy? Register your driveway, parking space or lock-up garage with us. It’s free to list and takes just two minutes. Sit back, relax and watch the bookings roll in.