Movie Tours in New York City

New York City isn’t just a metropolis - it’s one of the biggest movie sets in the world. From the dramatic skyline of Manhattan to the quirky corners of Brooklyn, nearly every block has played a role on the silver screen. If you've ever watched a scene and thought, “I’ve got to go there,” now’s your chance.

Our collection of movie and TV tours in NYC takes you beyond sightseeing. You’ll stand where Harry met Sally, stroll past Carrie Bradshaw’s brownstone, or revisit mob classics like The Godfather. Whether you’re a Marvel fan, a sitcom junkie, or a film noir aficionado, there’s something here for you.

Why Take a Movie Tour in NYC?

Because it’s the perfect blend of pop culture and real-world exploration. You'll not only see filming locations - you’ll feel the scenes come alive. Knowledgeable guides (sometimes even actors themselves) share behind-the-scenes stories, trivia, and insights that bring a new layer of appreciation to the shows and films you love.

Popular Stops Include:

• The Friends apartment building in Greenwich Village
• The Ghostbusters headquarters in Tribeca
• Spider-Man’s stomping grounds in Queens
• Gossip Girl’s Upper East Side hotspots
• Locations from The Avengers, Men in Black, Home Alone 2, and dozens more

Tour Formats Available:

You’ll find options for every type of traveler - from walking tours for urban explorers, to bus tours for comfort seekers, to private tours for die-hard fans. Many include multimedia elements that play scenes at the exact spots they were filmed. Some even offer photo ops with props or costumed characters.

Best Time to Go:

NYC is a year-round destination, but spring and fall offer the best mix of mild weather and beautiful cityscapes. Planning in advance is smart - some of the most popular tours sell out fast, especially on weekends and during holiday seasons.

Good to Know:

Most tours last 2 to 3 hours and are easy-paced. Wear comfy shoes, bring a camera, and if you're lucky, you might even witness a real film shoot in progress. Yes - it still happens all the time in New York.

Ready to explore New York through the lens of cinema? These tours are more than sightseeing - they’re storytelling with a passport.