New York Greenwich Village TV Show Tour

This one walking tour ties together four TV shows that were set in Greenwich Village. You'll not only be able to stop at every Greenwich Village filming location of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
You'll also see locations from Sex & The City, and you'll stop by the apartment building from Friends! From there it's just one block to Rachel and Finn's romantic evening walk in Glee.

Additionally, you will see charming 200-year-old houses and cobblestone streets. The tour ends at one of the most historic bars in New York City.

Meeting Point

Starbucks Reserve Roastery New York

61 9th Ave, New York, NY 10011, USA

Outside the building. A 2-minute walk from the 14th Street A, C and E train station at 8th Avenue.
Look for the tall White guy holding a sign reading 'MMMGV.'

What's included:

• A peek into the history of this old neighborhood. 200-year-old houses, private alleys and more.
• Also, a scene from Glee, Carrie Bradshaw's stoop from Sex & The City, and the 'Friends' building!
• Two hours of walking through every Greenwich Village location in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel!

Not included:

• Tips or gratuities. As you would a bartender or waiter, please tip your guide.

What to expect:

Duration: between 2 hours and 3 hours

McSorley's Old Ale House

15 E 7th St, , New York City, 10003-8291, New York

At the end of your two-hour walk, have a seat right at the bar where Declan Howell stood - on the bar - and made a speech about Shakespeare in season 2.
McSorley's is one of the oldest bars in NYC. Its walls are lined with nearly 200 years of history! You'll see a campaign poster for Theodore Roosevelt, a pair of handcuffs that Houdini wiggled out of, a bust of John F. Kennedy, and far more.

McSorley's Old Ale House serves ale and no other alcoholic drinks.

10 minutes

Washington Square Park

5 Ave, Waverly Pl., W. 4 St. and Macdougal St., New York City, 10011, New York

Midge made an impassioned plea to women under Washington Square Arch, in order to help author and Greenwich Village community leader Jane Jacobs save the park from becoming a highway.
This was a real cause in the late 1950s!
The arch dates from 1889. It commemorates the inauguration - on Wall Street - of George Washington as first president of the USA!

The arch is iconic; that's why it's seen in
Barefoot In The Park
August Rush
I Am Legend
and my wife's favorite movie, When Harry Met Sally.

5 minutes