Famous Movie Locations You Can Actually Visit

One of the best things about watching a movie is immersing yourself in its world. Because beyond the script or characters, there’s the idea that someplace like the one on screen could actually exist. Well, turns out a lot of them do.

And if you’ve got a few extra bucks and an adventurous spirit, you can actually visit some of your favorite movie locations. But don’t call us if they happen to arrest you for trespassing. So check out these movie locations you can visit.

Canyon of the Crescent Moon (“Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade”)

Where it’s at: Al Khazneh, Petra, Jordan

The third “Indiana Jones” installment saw our favorite archaeologist adventurer reach the Canyon of the Crescent Moon in search of the Holy Grail.

(Jesus was a carpenter, goddammit!) You, too, can don your favorite hat, call yourself by the dog’s name, and catch a flight in hopes of finding life eternal, but you won’t be headed to Hatay; you’ll be going to Jordan, and the rock-carved city of Al Khazneh.

Nakatomi Plaza (“Die Hard”)

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Where it’s at: Fox Plaza, Century City, California

Do you dream of being held hostage by a nefarious German terrorist on Christmas Eve? Well, you’ll have to get a job (or at least a guest pass) at 20th Century Fox, because the famous Nakatomi Plaza is actually the Fox Plaza building, Fox’s official headquarters.

Still would be cool to climb through the ductwork, though.

The Beverly Wilshire (“Pretty Woman”)

Where it’s at: Beverly Hills, California

So maybe you’re not into German terrorism. Perhaps Hollywood prostitutes are more your speed? Either way, since you’ve already made the trip to Southern California, you might as well brave some LA traffic to visit the Beverly Wilshire, the hotel made famous for housing everyone’s favorite hooker with a heart of gold in “Pretty Woman.”

Park Hyatt Tokyo (“Lost In Translation”)

Where it’s at: Tokyo, Japan

If you’re feeling a little lonely, you can always check out the hotel bar at the Park Hyatt in Tokyo, Japan. You never know; you might actually meet a new friend. A much younger, disproportionately more attractive friend. But a friend nonetheless.