1. The Daily Planet from ‘Adventures of Superman’

 

Los Angeles City Hall, at 200 N. Spring Street in LA has been in plenty of movies — it’s in the City of Stars, after all — but one of the first shows to feature it so heavily was Adventures of Superman. The Daily Planet’s newsroom was located on the 18th floor.

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2. The Bat Cave from ‘Batman’

 

The entrance of Adam West’s Bat Cave was filmed at Bronson Canyon, a part of Griffith Park in Los Angeles. The spot has become iconic in its own right, as many scenes from various movies and TV shows have been shot in this location, including Bonanza, Combat!, Gunsmoke, Have Gun - Will Travel, Mission: Impossible, The Outer Limits, Rawhide, Twin Peaks and Wonder Woman.

3. Mary’s building from ‘The Mary Tyler Moore Show’

 

Though the house unfortunately isn’t for sale anymore, you can still check it out if you’re ever in Minneapolis! While you can’t go inside, you can certainly get a picture of yourself tossing your hat in the air in front of it.

4. The Inter-Agency Defense Command from ‘Wonder Woman’

 

Superman wasn’t the only superhero show to use a city hall as the protagonist’s place of work. Diana Prince’s workplace was actually Inglewood City Hall, located in Inglewood, California. The Arboretum of Los Angeles County is where the “Paradise Island” scenes were shot, by the way.

5. The Carrington Estate from ‘Dynasty’

 

This sprawling estate in Woodside, California, is actually a California Historical Landmark and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Known as Filoli, this country house sits on 654 acres and houses a number of formal gardens. Nobody lives here anymore, but it’s open for both organized and self-guided tours.

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6. Cheers from ‘Cheers’

 

The Bull & Finch Pub in Boston’s Beacon Hill District was used as the exterior shot of the famous bar from Cheers, but has since been renamed “Cheers.” Sure, Boston has Fenway Park and the Paul Revere house, but even tourists want to go where everybody knows your name.

7. Monk’s Cafe from ‘Seinfeld’

 

There’s a reason that all you can really see is “restaurant” on the neon sign of exterior shot of Monk’s, the Seinfeld gang’s go-to meet up spot. Because it’s really called Tom’s Restaurant and it’s located near Columbia University. It’s been around since the 1940s and the Seinfeld fame guarantees its popularity won’t wane.

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8. The Spellman House from ‘Sabrina the Teenage Witch’

 

Though the original Archie comic took place in Riverdale and the '90s sitcom took place in the fictional town of Westbridge, Massachusetts, the gorgeous house that Sabrina lives in with her aunts and her cat, Salem, is actually located in Freehold, New Jersey. It’s so big it’s actually used as an office building for a number of businesses.

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