Nellie Harari, PhD | New Heights CBT

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Driving Directions From Nearby Neighborhoods

Driving directions from Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn to 26 Court Street, Brooklyn:

Take Vanderbilt Avenue north to Atlantic Avenue.
Turn left on Atlantic Avenue, just after the railroad yard.
Follow Atlantic Avenue to Boerum Place.
Turn right onto Boerum Place.
Take Boerum Place to where Fulton street will be on your right and Joralemon Street on your left.
Turn left onto Joralemon Street.
Turn right onto Court Street. Brooklyn Borough Hall and its plaza will be on your right.
26 Court Street is down one block and on the left. Parking is a challenge in Brooklyn Heights, so you may want to find a parking lot nearby.

Driving directions from eastern points in Brooklyn and Queens to 26 Court Street:

Take I-278 West/ Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (BQE) towards Staten Island.
Continue on the BQE West to Exit 28, toward the Brooklyn Bridge. Make sure not to get on the Bridge!
Keep left, following signs for the Brooklyn Bridge.
Turn left onto Old Fulton Street. If you are crossing the bridge, you’ve gone the wrong way!
Old Futon Street will turn into Cadman Plaza West.
Follow Cadman Plaza West until it turns into Court Street.
26 Court Street will be on your right, with Borough Hall and its plaza on your left. Parking is a challenge in Brooklyn Heights, so you may want to find a parking lot nearby.

Driving directions from southern points in Brooklyn to 26 Court Street:

Take Ocean Parkway heading north.
Merge onto the Prospect Expressway (route 27) where Ocean Parkway ends.
Continue on the Prospect Expressway to I-278 East, the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway (BQE).
Use the left lane to stay on BQE East, heading towards Queens, the Bronx, and the Triboro Bridge.
Go into the right lane to take Exit 27, Atlantic Ave, on the right.
Take a slight right onto the Atlantic Avenue ramp.
Follow Atlantic Avenue to Clinton Street where you’ll make a left. You’ll see a Key Food supermarket on the corner.
Stay on Clinton Street and start looking for parking a few blocks into this part of the drive. You’ll be driving through the heart of Brooklyn Heights and parking will be hard to find.
Turn right on Remsen Street. You’ll see Brooklyn Borough Hall and its plaza at the end of the street.
Turn left onto Court Street.
26 Court Street is on the left, just off the corner of Remsen Street. If you haven’t found parking already, you may want to find a parking lot nearby.

Public Transportation

Brooklyn Office:

26 Court Street is easily and conveniently accessible by public transportation. The station for 2, 3, 4, 5 and R trains to Court Street/ Borough Hall is right on the corner of 26 Court Street. You can also take the A, C, F and R trains to Jay Street MetroTech, a short walk away from 26 Court Street.

Manhattan Office:

6 E 39th Street is conveniently located between Grand Central Terminal and Bryant Park. It is easily accessible by B, D, F, M and S subway lines at 42nd Street Bryant Park. It is accessible at Grand Central Terminal by 4, 5, 6, 7 and S subway lines, Metro-North, and LIRR.

Street & Lot Parking

26 Court Street

Parking is difficult to find in Brooklyn Heights. To find street parking, start looking several blocks away from 26 Court Street, and be aware of all posted street parking signs indicating no parking zones, alternate side of the street rules, and parking meters. There are several parking lots in the neighborhood that you may opt to use instead of street parking.

6 East 39th Street

Street parking is exceedingly difficult and often restricted in midtown Manhattan. There are ample parking lots in the area if driving is preferable to public transportation.