Step inside your favorite shows — literally. These legendary sets are open to fans and tourists alike, offering a chance to walk through television history.

🎬 1. Friends – Central Perk (New York & Worldwide)

• Where: Friends Experience locations (NYC, Chicago, London)

• Why Go: Sit on the orange couch, sip coffee at Central Perk, and pose in Monica’s kitchen.

• Bonus: The recreated sets are ultra-detailed and filled with photo ops, costumes, and behind-the-scenes trivia.

• Website: friendstheexperience.com

🧙 2. Game of Thrones – Dubrovnik, Croatia

• Where: Dubrovnik Old Town

• Why Go: Used as King’s Landing in HBO’s Game of Thrones. Walk the city walls, visit Blackwater Bay, and stand where Cersei did the walk of shame.

• Bonus: You can book a GoT-themed walking tour with exclusive filming insights.

• Pro Tip: Visit during shoulder season to avoid peak crowds.

🏠 3. Breaking Bad – Walter White’s House (Albuquerque, New Mexico)

• Where: 308 Negra Arroyo Lane (real address: 308 13th St. SW)

• Why Go: Iconic scenes like the pizza-on-the-roof moment were filmed here.

• Note: The home is privately owned, so no trespassing, but fans often take photos from the street.

• Also See: The A1A Car Wash, Los Pollos Hermanos (now Twisters), and Saul Goodman’s office — all part of local tours.

🧡 4. Downton Abbey – Highclere Castle (Hampshire, UK)

• Where: Highclere Castle, Hampshire, England

• Why Go: The elegant exterior and much of the lavish interior scenes were filmed here.

• Experience: Tour the grand halls, libraries, and even stay nearby in a countryside manor.

• Open: Spring through summer, limited dates — book early at highclerecastle.co.uk

🖥️ 5. The Office – Dunder Mifflin Exterior (Los Angeles, CA)

• Where: 13927 Saticoy St., Van Nuys, California

• Why Go: While interiors were shot on a soundstage, the outside of Dunder Mifflin is a real building you can visit.

• Also Visit: The Chili’s from the Dundies episode, the bar from “Threat Level Midnight,” and other LA-area locations.

• Tip: Self-guided The Office location tours are available online.

Final Thoughts

TV magic doesn’t have to stay on screen. Whether it’s a recreated coffee shop or a real castle used in filming, these iconic TV sets give fans a unique chance to step into their favorite scenes and relive moments from beloved series.