Explore the iconic homes on 69th Road in Queens, including the residence of Peter Parker's aunt and uncle from Spider-Man. If you're taking the subway, anticipate a pleasant 20-minute stroll after leaving the station. This location, offers an extra treat – the chance to see Austin Street at Ascan Avenue nearby, where Parker, after discovering his powers, later dashes down the street.

Embark on a journey through the iconic New York Public Library, a pivotal location in the birth of Spider-Man. It is in front of the great library of New York that Uncle Ben is murdered by a thief that Peter Parker had not dared to stop before. The sentence pronounced by his uncle before he died left a deep impression on him: “With great power comes great responsibility.” The library itself, with its majestic architecture and rich history, serves as a backdrop to this crucial moment.

Step into the bustling streets of Manhattan and find yourself at 135 East 57th Street, the imposing headquarters of Oscorp. Founded by the enigmatic Norman Osborn, Oscorp stands tall as a key backdrop in the Spider-Man movie universe. The sleek facade of this building serves as a visual symbol of the corporate prowess and underlying mysteries within. Explore the dynamic intersection of fiction and reality, as Oscorp Headquarters takes center stage in the thrilling narrative of Spider-Man. Uncover the secrets that unfold against the backdrop of this landmark, where the realms of imagination and the city skyline seamlessly converge.

Approach the prestigious Columbia University and join Peter Parker on his school field trip to a genetics laboratory nestled at Broadway and 116th Street. It's on the iconic steps of Columbia University that Peter encounters Norman Osborn, the father of his friend Harry. Little does Peter know that this seemingly ordinary trip will forever alter the course of his destiny. Delve into the academic atmosphere of Columbia University, where groundbreaking discoveries and unexpected transformations await at every corner. Uncover the pivotal moment when a genetically modified spider sets in motion the incredible saga of Spider-Man, blending the realms of science and superheroism.

The Osborn’s apartment Behold the grandeur of the Osborns' New York apartment at 1 Tudor City Place, an iconic address that graces the exterior of their opulent residence. It stands as an architectural gem in the heart of Manhattan. This historic residential building is part of the Tudor City complex, a landmark development known for its distinctive Tudor-style architecture. Tudor City is considered one of the first residential skyscraper complexes in the world and has been a designated historic district since 1988.

The Roosevelt Island Tramway, a prominent feature in the Spider-Man movie, is not just a cinematic backdrop but a great real-life experience for visitors to New York City. Connecting Manhattan and Roosevelt Island, this aerial tramway provides a unique and picturesque journey high above the East River. As seen in the movie, the tramway offers stunning panoramic views of the city skyline and iconic landmarks, including the Queensboro Bridge. Riding on the Roosevelt Island Tramway is not only a convenient mode of transportation but also a memorable way to capture breathtaking perspectives of the urban landscape.

The Rockefeller Center Roof Gardens, featured in the Spider-Man movie, offer a serene and elevated escape in the heart of bustling Manhattan. These rooftop gardens, perched atop the iconic Rockefeller Center, provide a picturesque setting with lush greenery and stunning views of the city. In the movie, Spider-Man gallantly drops off Mary Jane in these rooftop gardens after rescuing her from the Green Goblin's attack in Times Square. Admire and appreciate not only the carefully landscaped green spaces but also the sweeping vistas of the surrounding skyline. The juxtaposition of nature and urban architecture creates a unique and tranquil setting, making it a must-visit location for fans of Spider-Man and those seeking a peaceful retreat in the midst of the city's vibrancy (optional, not included in tour)

Daily Bugle – Get to work Spider-Man Get to the Flatiron Building, an iconic structure in New York City, which serves as the exterior of the Daily Bugle offices in the Spider-Man movie. This historic building, located at 175 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, provides a distinctive backdrop for the bustling workplace of the Daily Bugle, the fictional tabloid where Peter Parker captures images of his superhero alter ego. Admire the architectural grandeur of the Flatiron Building, which was completed in 1902 and stands as one of the city's early skyscrapers. While the interior scenes of the Daily Bugle may have been filmed elsewhere, the exterior shots against the backdrop of the Flatiron Building contribute to the movie’s vivid portrayal of Spider-Man's adventures in the heart of New York.

Dr. Octopus’ Laboratory Discover the mysterious and brilliant mind of Doctor Otto Gunther Octavius as you explore his unique laboratory located within the iconic Anthology Film Archive building. While in reality, this building is home to the Anthology Film Archive, let your imagination run wild as you envision the lair of the infamous Doctor Octopus.

Step into the footsteps of Peter Parker, who worked diligently in this very establishment. Envision the moment when our friendly neighborhood Spider-Man swings into action to save his job. Beyond the movie magic, Joe's Pizza is celebrated for serving some of the best pizzas in the heart of New York. Join the ranks of stars and locals alike who frequent this renowned establishment to savor the delectable flavors crafted with perfection.

Apartment of Spider-Man aka Peter Parker Nestled in the heart of New York City, 187 Chrystie Street, this humble abode is where our friendly neighborhood superhero balances the challenges of daily life with his extraordinary responsibilities. Join Peter in his quest to dodge the persistent landlord, a comical dance that adds a touch of humor to the superhero's journey.

Situated in the vibrant heart of New York City, the Broadhurst Theatre stands as a an epitome of Broadway's rich cultural heritage. Built in 1917, this theater has witnessed decades of theatrical excellence, hosting a myriad of performances that have captivated audiences from around the world. This historic venue serves as the exterior for the theater where the musical with incredible Mary-Jane is set. Take a moment to appreciate the architectural beauty of the Broadhurst Theatre, with its classic design and historical significance. Whether you're a fan of the musical arts or simply looking to soak in the atmosphere of a genuine filming location, a visit to the Broadhurst Theatre promises a delightful blend of cinematic history and the allure of live performances.