No matter where you live, live the movies! We’ve got tips, tricks, addresses, and inspo for your pop culture-inspired travel and lifestyle.
All in Tour
If you're feeling like a hotshot, you can take the very in-depth VIP Experience tour at Universal Studios, and spend some time on a soundstage and in the prop house, as well as eat a delicious buffet lunch and get front-of-the-line access to every ride, all day long.
The Luncheonette, the recording studio owned by Adam (Peter Krause) and Crosby (Dax Shepard) on "Parenthood".
The house where Hanna Marin (Ashley Benson) and her mom Ashley (Laura Leighton) live on "Pretty Little Liars".
The house where Toby and Jenna lived on "Pretty Little Liars"... you know, before it got blown up.
Lost Woods Resort, a creepy motel in the woods where Mona kept a lair when she was A-ing.
The house where Emily Fields (Shay Mitchell) lives with her parents on "Pretty Little Liars".
The Apple Rose Grille, a restaurant in Rosewood that the girls and their friends and families frequent.
The café where Annie (Kristen Wiig) and Lillian (Maya Rudolph) get coffee and talk about Annie's dysfunctional relationship with Ted (Jon Hamm).
The mall parking garage where Hanna spots Detective Wilden watching her in episode 102 of "Pretty Little Liars".
Cake Baby, the bakery Annie (Kristen Wiig) owned before going out of business, in "Bridesmaids".
A park on Paramount's lot that has been seen in many films and shows, including "No Strings Attached", "Community", and "Rizzoli & Isles".
The Seaver family home from "Growing Pains" (seen in the opening credits).
Central Perk, the coffee shop hangout from iconic sitcom "Friends".
The town square area of Bluebell, AL, the fictional setting for "Hart of Dixie".
Dolby Theatre (formerly the Kodak Theatre), home of the Oscars, at the Hollywood & Highland Center.
A cupcake shop where a dead body pops up on a fifth-season episode of "Castle".
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The trailer where Sam Merlotte (Sam Trammell) lives on the show "True Blood".
The movie theater where Zoe (Rachel Bilson) and George (Scott Porter) run into each other and see Woody Allen's "Manhattan" in the first season of "Hart of Dixie".
