Midtown Manhattan Movie Tour Iconic Filming Locations

Tudor City Overpass is the best vantage point in Manhattan for a photo of 42nd Street stretching west, with the skyline framed above it. This elevated walkway has appeared on screen in Spider-Man, where Peter Parker faces the Green Goblin, and in The Bourne Ultimatum — and it's where your guide helps you line up the shot.(20 min)

This is the Daily Planet. The News Building stood in for Clark Kent's newsroom in Superman (1978), and its Art Deco lobby — home to the largest indoor globe in the world — is as cinematic in person as it is on film.(10 min)

Walk past the iconic Chrysler Building, one of New York’s most recognizable landmarks and a familiar backdrop in films such as Men in Black, Spider-Man, I Am Legend, and The Avengers. Discover the stories behind these memorable movie scenes and see the building from a cinematic perspective.(10 min)

Step into Grand Central Terminal, one of New York’s most iconic landmarks and a familiar backdrop in movies and TV shows. Discover some of the memorable scenes filmed inside this historic station and hear the behind-the-scenes stories that brought it to the big screen.(20 min)

Gossip Girl fans will know these courtyard steps instantly — this is the van der Woodsen residence. More recently, the hotel appears in Materialists with Dakota Johnson. Built in 1884 as the Villard Houses and now part of the Lotte New York Palace, the Renaissance-style mansion is every bit as grand in person.(10 min)

Walk along Fifth Avenue, one of New York’s most famous streets and a backdrop for countless movies and TV shows. Discover iconic filming locations along the way, including the jewelry store made famous by Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany’s.(15 min)

Pass by Trump Tower, a striking Fifth Avenue landmark and the on-screen home of Alexander Cullen, the real estate mogul at the heart of the murder trial in The Devil's Advocate. This stretch of Fifth is also where the Statue of Liberty strides down the avenue in Ghostbusters II — one of the most ambitious effects sequences of its era. Your guide shares the scenes filmed here and the behind-the-scenes stories that connect this location to the big screen.(15 min)

Visit Rockefeller Center, one of New York's most iconic landmarks and one of the city's most filmed addresses. Stand where Kevin McCallister wished for his family back in front of the Christmas tree in Home Alone 2, then learn why the complex's hidden rooftop gardens — closed to the public — have doubled as the Continental's terrace in John Wick: Chapter 2 and as the spot where Spider-Man sets Mary Jane safely back down. Your guide shares the behind-the-scenes stories that brought this famous location to the screen.(10 min)

Finish the tour near the pond in Central Park overlooking the skyscrapers from Billionaires' row. Will you recognize some of the scenes from the Devil wears Prada ?(15 min)