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NYC Movie & TV Tour: See Famous Film Locations!

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Overview

Quotes Logo NYC: Movie and TV Show Walking Tour takes people on a fun walk to see places from famous movies and TV shows in Manhattan and Brooklyn. This tour is great for anyone who loves movies and TV, even if they've never been to New York City before. See where they filmed Home Alone 2 at The Plaza Hotel, Breakfast at Tiffany’s at Tiffany & Co., and funny scenes from Tootsie at different spots around the city. The tour shows real spots from movies like Joker and John Wick, plus popular TV shows like Sex and the City and Friends.

People can visit MacLaren's Pub, which gave the idea for How I Met Your Mother, and see a cafe like Central Perk from Friends. The tour also stops at the firehouse from Ghostbusters and Joe's Pizza, which Spider-Man loves! A local guide leads the group, sharing fun facts and stories about the movies and TV shows. It's a small group, so everyone can easily see and hear everything. People will get to take cool pictures and learn a lot about New York City.

What's included is a local guide and What's excluded is Food and Drink, GRATUITIES, Subway/Metro fare. Quotes Logo

Highlights

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See Real Movie Locations: Walk through the spots where famous movies and TV shows were filmed.

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Expert Local Guide: A friendly guide shares fun facts and stories about the movies and TV shows.

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Iconic Landmarks: Visit famous places like The Plaza Hotel (Home Alone 2) and Tiffany & Co. (Breakfast at Tiffany's).

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Fun for Everyone: Great for movie fans, first-time visitors, and anyone who wants to explore New York City in a new way.

Sentiment Analysis

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Customers generally enjoy the tour, finding it to be informative, fun, and a unique way to experience New York City's famous filming locations. They appreciate the guide's expertise and the chance to see iconic spots from their favorite movies and TV shows. Quotes Logo

  • Positive Highlight Icon Visitors loved seeing famous movie and TV locations in person.

    Positive Highlight Icon Many enjoyed the guide's knowledge and fun facts about the filming locations.

    Positive Highlight Icon Customers highlighted the tour as a great way to see NYC from a different perspective.

    Positive Highlight Icon Reviewers frequently call out the variety of locations and shows featured.

  • Negative Highlight Icon Some participants felt that the walking distance was longer than expected.

    Negative Highlight Icon A few reviewers mentioned that weather conditions can impact the tour experience.

The Journey

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The Plaza Hotel (Home Alone 2)

Experience a touch of movie magic at The Plaza Hotel, where Kevin McCallister turned this iconic landmark into his personal playground in 'Home Alone 2.' This luxury hotel, a symbol of New York sophistication, offers a glimpse into a world of elegance and opulence, making you feel like a star yourself. Stroll through its grand halls and imagine the adventures that unfolded within its walls.

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Tiffany & Co. Flagship (Breakfast at Tiffany's)

Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of Tiffany & Co.'s flagship store, made famous by Audrey Hepburn in 'Breakfast at Tiffany's.' Window shop along Fifth Avenue, just like Holly Golightly, and soak in the romance and sophistication that define this iconic jewelry store and its place in cinematic history. It's a must-see for fans of style and classic New York charm.

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Various NYC Locations (Tootsie)

Trace the footsteps of Dustin Hoffman in 'Tootsie' as you explore various locations throughout New York City. This comedic gem offers a glimpse into the city's vibrant theater scene and the challenges faced by aspiring actors. While specific filming locations may vary, the spirit of the movie can be felt throughout the Theater District and beyond.

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MacLaren's Pub (How I Met Your Mother)

While MacLaren's Pub is fictional, draw inspiration from 'How I Met Your Mother' and explore the countless bars and pubs that define New York City's nightlife. Experience the camaraderie, the legendary nights out, and the search for love that made this sitcom so beloved. Discover your own neighborhood watering hole and create your own unforgettable stories.

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Central Perk Inspiration (Friends)

Although Central Perk is a fictional coffee shop, experience the spirit of 'Friends' by visiting one of New York City's many cozy cafes. Gather with your own group of friends, share laughs, and enjoy the everyday chaos of city life. Embrace the sense of community and connection that made this sitcom so iconic. Seek out a local coffee shop in the West Village or Greenwich Village for a similar vibe.

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Manhattan's Chic Streets (Sex and the City)

Step into the fashionable world of 'Sex and the City' and explore the glamorous streets of Manhattan. From high-end boutiques to trendy restaurants, follow in the footsteps of Carrie Bradshaw and her friends as they navigate love, life, and style in the city. Explore the Upper East Side, Meatpacking District and other iconic neighborhoods that capture the essence of the series.

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Joe's Pizza (Spider-Man)

Grab a slice at Joe's Pizza, a beloved New York City institution where Peter Parker briefly worked as a delivery boy in 'Spider-Man.' Enjoy a classic New York slice and imagine the superhero swinging through the city streets. This pizzeria, with multiple locations, is a quintessential New York experience and a must-visit for fans of the web-slinger.

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Gotham City Backdrops (Joker)

While Gotham City is fictional, 'Joker' draws heavily from the gritty urban landscapes of New York City. Explore areas of the Bronx or Brooklyn, which capture the dark, psychological atmosphere of the film. Witness the contrast of wealth and poverty that helped inspire the movie's depiction of a city on the brink.

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Gritty New York Streets (Serpico)

Delve into the true story of 'Serpico' by exploring the realistic backdrop of 1970s New York City. While specific locations might be difficult to pinpoint, focus on the atmosphere of the era through the streets of older neighborhoods. The film's exploration of corruption can be seen in some of the oldest municipal and government buildings.

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Little Italy (The Godfather Part II)

Visit the atmospheric corners of Little Italy, where 'The Godfather Part II' briefly captured the essence of Italian-American life. Explore the narrow streets, savor authentic cuisine, and imagine the powerful families that once shaped this historic neighborhood. Experience the cultural richness and dramatic history that make Little Italy a unique destination.

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Firehouse, Hook & Ladder Company 8 (Ghostbusters)

Visit the iconic Firehouse, Hook & Ladder Company 8, the real-life headquarters of the 'Ghostbusters.' Snap a photo in front of this recognizable building and imagine the quirky scientists battling paranormal threats. It's a must-see for fans of the movie and a reminder of the city's resilience and sense of humor.

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The Continental Hotel Inspiration (John Wick)

While The Continental Hotel is fictional, explore the upscale hotels and stylish settings that evoke the sleek, violent underworld of 'John Wick.' Discover hidden bars and exclusive lounges that capture the film's unique blend of action and sophistication. Seek out unique experiences that blend old-world charm with modern luxury.

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Lower East Side (Once Upon a Time in America)

Explore the Lower East Side, a historical hub for Jewish immigrants and the setting for 'Once Upon a Time in America.' Discover the remnants of a bygone era, learn about the immigrant experience, and imagine the epic saga of friendship, betrayal, and regret that unfolded within these streets. Explore the historic synagogues and delicatessens that contribute to its rich cultural landscape.

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Philadelphia Boxing Rings (Creed)

While 'Creed' expands the Rocky universe, its boxing scenes, like in previous movies, draw on the rich history and grit of Philadelphia. Visit the boxing gyms that once trained some of the most well-known contenders. The movie encapsulates the spirit of underdog stories and is a reflection of the city's fighting spirit.

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Philadelphia Boxing Gyms (Million Dollar Baby)

The gritty gyms of Philadelphia offer a backdrop similar to the one depicted in 'Million Dollar Baby.' This movie embodies the spirit of the underdog and perseverance, and is a testament to a boxer's mental and physical strength. Visit a local gym and see the intensity and work that goes into the sport.

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Boxing Arenas (Raging Bull)

Relive the intensity of 'Raging Bull' by visiting iconic boxing arenas reminiscent of those in the film. Immerse yourself in the raw and emotional world of Jake LaMotta, and experience the highs and lows of a boxer driven by rage and vulnerability. Experience the electric atmosphere of a live boxing match and witness the passion and dedication of the athletes.

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Philadelphia Museum of Art Steps (Rocky)

Recreate the iconic 'Rocky' run up the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. This symbol of perseverance and determination has become a pilgrimage for movie fans and fitness enthusiasts alike. Capture your own victory moment at the top and soak in the breathtaking views of the city. A bronze statue of Rocky stands at the base of the stairs, immortalizing the character's spirit.

Know Before You Go

This tour includes a local guide to show you around. It does not include food and drinks, tips for the guide, or the cost of subway or metro rides. Please meet your guide at the designated meeting point. Get ready to explore famous movie and TV locations!

Hot Tip

Many visitors suggest wearing comfortable shoes, because you'll be doing a lot of walking. Also, bring a water bottle, especially on warm days.

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