All Locations

37 real NYC locations from HBO's The Gilded Age — residences, landmarks, venues, and fan-spotted filming sites. Filming for Season 4 is tracked separately on the Season 4 filming locations page.

From the grand mansions of Fifth Avenue to the tenements of Brooklyn, explore every real location featured in or connected to HBO's The Gilded Age. Each pin includes historical context, then-and-now photos, and directions to visit today.

Residences (5)

Van Rhijn & Russell Houses5th Ave & 61st StThe show's central stage — Agnes van Rhijn's old-money brownstone faces the Russells' palatial new mansion across 61st St.ResidencesS1S2S3 Aurora Fane's HouseUpper 5th Ave / East 60s (approximate)Home of Aurora Fane, Agnes van Rhijn's niece by marriage.ResidencesS1S2S3 Mrs. Astor's Mansion5th Ave & 34th StCaroline Schermerhorn Astor ('The Mrs. Astor') reigned over New York society from this mansion at 350 Fifth Avenue.ResidencesS1S2S3 Mamie Fish's House25 E 78th St, Upper East Side (estimate)The eccentric Mamie Fish hosted the show's most absurdly delightful entertainments — including her infamous doll tea party.ResidencesS1S2S3 Scott Family Home & PharmacyFort Greene, Brooklyn (estimate)Arthur Scott's pharmacy and the family's elegant townhouse.ResidencesS1S2S3

Landmarks (4)

Central Park — Bethesda FountainMid-park at 72nd StMarian and Peggy walk here in Season 1.LandmarksS1S2S3 Madison Square Park23rd St & 5th AveThe Statue of Liberty's torch arm was displayed here 1876–1882 to raise pedestal funds — depicted in the show.LandmarksS1S2 Brooklyn BridgeEast River, Manhattan entranceA great set-piece of Season 2, opened May 24, 1883.LandmarksS2 Washington Square Park5th Ave & Waverly PlaceStanford White designed the triumphal arch here (temporary wooden 1889, permanent marble 1892).LandmarksS1S2

Culture & Arts (4)

Metropolitan Opera House (original)Broadway & 39th StThe centerpiece of Season 2 — Bertha Russell fights for a center box here, her ultimate social conquest.Culture & ArtsS2S3 Academy of Music14th St & Irving PlaceThe old-guard opera house where Old Money held their boxes.Culture & ArtsS1S2S3 St. Thomas Episcopal Church5th Ave & 53rd StThe society church for Gilded Age marriages and funerals.Culture & ArtsS1S2 Madison Square GardenMadison Ave & 26th StThe first Madison Square Garden hosted Gilded Age horse shows and society spectacles.Culture & ArtsS1S2

Society & Commerce (11)

Brunswick Hotel5th Ave & 26th St (NE corner)Opened 1872, overlooking Madison Square.Society & CommerceS2S3 Hoffman House HotelBroadway & 25th StOne of the most fashionable hotels near Madison Square, celebrated for its lavish bar featuring a famous Bouguereau painting.Society & CommerceS2S3 Fifth Avenue Hotel200 Fifth Avenue (5th Ave & 23rd St)The grandest hotel in Gilded Age New York, opened 1859 on Madison Square.Society & CommerceS1S2S3 Grand Central Depot (original)42nd St & Park AveThe original 1871 Grand Central Depot was built by Cornelius 'Commodore' Vanderbilt — the railroad tycoon who is the primary real-world model for the show's fictional George Russell.Society & CommerceS1S2S3 Sherry's Restaurant6th Ave & 38th St (approximate)One of the most fashionable dining establishments for New York's elite.Society & CommerceS1S2 Union Club (original location)5th Ave between 51st & 52nd StThe most exclusive gentlemen's club in New York.Society & CommerceS1S2S3 Bloomingdale's (original)3rd Ave & 59th StOpened 1872 on the Upper East Side.Society & CommerceS1S2 Fulton Ferry LandingFulton St, Brooklyn (at East River)Before the Brooklyn Bridge opened in May 1883, the Fulton Ferry was how Peggy Scott crossed between her Brooklyn home and Manhattan.Society & CommerceS1S2 The Haymarket66 W 30th St at 6th Ave (Tenderloin)NYC's most notorious concert saloon and dance hall — a three-story den of gambling, boxing, dancing, and 'ladies of the night' in the heart of the Tenderloin.Society & CommerceS3 Delmonico's Restaurant26th St & 5th Ave (Madison Square location)The most celebrated restaurant in Gilded Age New York.Society & CommerceS1S2S3 Delmonico's Restaurant (Now)56 Beaver St, Financial DistrictThe legendary Delmonico's name lives on at 56 Beaver Street, the site of one of its earliest locations (opened 1837).Society & Commerce

Press & Education (2)

The New York Globe OfficePark Row / Newspaper Row, Lower ManhattanT. Thomas Fortune's real Globe newspaper hired Peggy as a reporter.Press & EducationS2S3 St. Mary's School (Marian's teaching)Upper East Side (show setting; filmed Garden City, LI)The girls' school where Marian secretly takes a watercolor painting job, scandalizing Aunt Agnes.Press & EducationS2S3

Fan-spotted (Season 4) (11)

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