JULIAN MACIAS
Manhattan has served as the backdrop for countless iconic movies, making its landmarks instantly recognizable around the world. From “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” at Holly Golightly’s brownstone to “Ghostbusters” at Hook and Ladder 8, these films showcase the city’s cinematic charm. Famous spots like Katz’s Delicatessen from “When Harry Met Sally” and the Empire State Building from “Sleepless in Seattle” are must-sees for movie fans. Exploring these locations lets you walk in the footsteps of Hollywood legends and experience Manhattan’s magic firsthand.
You’ve Got an Email at Cafe Lalo (201 W 83rd St)
Night at the Museum at The American Museum of Natural History (Central Park West & 79th St)
Wall Street (1987) at 21 Club (21 West 52nd St)
Tootsie at The Russian Tea Room (150 W 57th St)
Elf at Rockefeller Center (45 Rockefeller Plaza)
The Wolf of Wall Street at The Four Seasons (99 E 52nd St)
Coming to America at The Waldorf Astoria (301 Park Ave)
Sex and the City: the movie at Buddakan (75 9th Ave)
Men in Black 3 at The Roosrvelt Hotel (45 E 45th St)
Ghost at Mezzogiorno (195 Spring St)
National Treasure at Trinity Church (75 Broadway)
Ghostbusters at Hook and Ladder 8 (14 N Moore St)
Big Daddy at Félix (340 W Broadway)
Spiderman at Joe’s Pizza (7 Carmine St)
When Harry met Sally at Katz’s Delicatessen (205 E Houston St)
Crocodile Dundee at Vazac’s Horseshoe Bar (108 Ave B)
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind at Grand Central Terminal (89 E 42nd St)
Coyote Ugly at Coyote Ugly (153 1st Ave)
American Psycho at Smith & Wollensky (797 Third Ave )
Sleepless in Seatle at Empire State Building (350 5th Ave)
The Godfather at The St. Regis New York (2 E 55th St)
Serendipity, Serendipity 3 (255 E 60th St)
Almost Famous at The Plaza Hotel (768 5th Ave)
Breakfast at Tiffany’s at Holly Golightly’s Brownstone Apartment (169 E 71th St)
Cruel Intentions at Valmont Mansion in the Ukranian Institute of America (5th Ave & 79th St)
via Business Insider