360 Chicago
875 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago · Daily 9am–11pm · last entry 10pm
The observation deck on the 94th floor of the former John Hancock Tower: look south to see which way the drive should have gone.
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The last page read first
Each of the three dots is a city: Chicago, New York, Los Angeles.
Read it Harry’s way: last page first
Chicago · Hyde Park
Sally pulls up in front of Harper Memorial Library to pick Harry up for the drive to New York. The opening scene was filmed on Harper Quad during orientation week in 1988.
On the University of Chicago campus: see the front from Harper Quad. It is a working university library.
Which way is New York from here?
Pick a direction.

Lake Shore Drive, northbound · 12 km from the quad
Leaving campus, the car heads north up Lake Shore Drive towards downtown: the wrong way for New York, because the university is south of downtown. The University of Chicago Magazine’s ruling: pass the Hancock on your way to New York and you are going the wrong way.
360 Chicago, the observation deck on the 94th floor, opens daily 9am–11pm; last entry 10pm.
875 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago · Daily 9am–11pm · last entry 10pm
The observation deck on the 94th floor of the former John Hancock Tower: look south to see which way the drive should have gone.
Plan a visit205 East Houston Street · Lower East Side

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Monday–Thursday 8am–11pm; open round the clock from 8am Friday to 11pm Sunday. F train to Second Avenue.
205 East Houston Street · Mon–Thu 8am–11pm · Fri 8am to Sun 11pm non-stop
The deli where the scene was filmed, with the table still marked by its sign. Groups of more than ten can ask to reserve.
Hours and directionsManhattan · 2 hours · $160 per person, minimum 3
A private two-hour tour by vehicle: Café Luxembourg, where Shakespeare & Co. stood, the Met, Harry’s apartment, Jess and Marie’s brownstone, Washington Square Park and Katz’s.
See the tour
Central Park and the Met
“Autumn in New York” is on Harry Connick, Jr.’s soundtrack. Three places in it are under the leaves: kick each pile clear.
The soundtrack album, Columbia 1989, includes “Autumn in New York”.
MusicBrainz: When Harry Met Sally…, Music From the Motion Picture (Columbia, 1989)

The Lake, East Side at 74th Street, Central Park
Sally lunches with Marie and Alice at the Boathouse, autumn trees behind them.
The first boathouse on this shore, by Calvert Vaux, went up in the 1870s; by the 1950s it had been replaced by the building there now.
Café daily 8am–5pm; restaurant Monday–Saturday 11am–9pm, Sunday 11am–8pm. Rowboats in season.

Mid-Park at 72nd Street, Central Park
Harry and Jess talk over Harry’s night with Sally while power-walking through Central Park, past Bethesda Terrace.
Calvert Vaux and Jacob Wrey Mould designed the two-level terrace; the arcade ceiling holds nearly 16,000 Minton tiles.
Open to walk and sit. The fountain is off for restoration, expected to take about a year.

Gallery 131, The Met Fifth Avenue, 1000 Fifth Avenue
Harry and Sally’s autumn together takes in the Temple of Dendur at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
The temple was completed by 10 CE in Nubia, given to the United States by Egypt in 1965 and awarded to the Met in 1967. It stands in Gallery 131.
Inside The Met Fifth Avenue; enter up the steps at East 82nd Street. Check the museum’s hours and tickets before you go.
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Central Park, East Side at 74th · Café daily 8am–5pm · restaurant Mon–Sat 11am–9pm, Sun 11am–8pm
Sally’s lunch spot on the Lake. The café is open daily; the restaurant takes reservations; rowboats go out in season.
Plan a visitLast page first
He looks at a book’s last page first, in case he dies before he finishes it. These seven places can’t be visited, so read them his way: pull a book, see how it ends, then turn back to page one.
Harry’s habit of reading a book’s last page first, in case he dies before he can finish it.
The University of Chicago Magazine: Old friends (Ingrid Gonçalves and Sean Carr, Jan–Feb 2015)
The last page
Broadway at West 81st Street, Upper West Side
The end.
The shop opened in 1983 and closed in 1996, up against a nearby Barnes & Noble.
Nothing of the shop remains to visit.
Opened 1 of 7, last page first.
New Year’s Eve

The way in · Los Angeles
A minute to go, on both coasts.

The room · SoHo
Harry’s arrival at the New Year’s Eve party is the entrance of the Park Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles; the number 607 shows just before he goes in. Curlett and Beelman designed the former Elks Lodge in the 1920s; it is one of the most filmed buildings in Los Angeles.
An events venue: see the entrance from Park View Street.
The Puck Building is the room for Jess and Marie’s wedding and for the New Year’s Eve party at the end. Built from 1885 to 1899 for Puck magazine, it is a designated New York City landmark. It now houses NYU’s Robert F. Wagner Graduate School, penthouses and an REI store.
Offices, homes and a shop: see the front from Lafayette Street.

Washington Square · 0.8 km from the Puck Building as the crow flies
Sally drops Harry off in Washington Square Park, the Twin Towers framed by the arch. The park comes back at the end, on Harry’s New Year’s Eve run. Stanford White designed the marble arch, dedicated in 1895. It replaced a plaster and wooden arch put up in 1889 for the centennial of George Washington’s inauguration.
A city park; the arch stands at its north edge.
103 Waverly Place, Greenwich Village
A hotel since 1902, steps from Washington Square Park, where Sally drops Harry off. Not a filming location.
Check roomsHow they met
The film cuts away to older couples on a couch telling how they met. Harry and Sally get the last one. Here are the people who made it, in pairs.

Billy CrystalHarry BurnsPhotographed 1977

Meg RyanSally AlbrightPhotographed 1983
The two on the couch in the last interview.

Rob ReinerDirectorPhotographed 1988

Nora EphronWriterPhotographed 2010
He directed; she wrote the screenplay.

Carrie FisherMariePhotographed 1978
Bruno Kirby plays Jess, her other half.
Rob Reiner died in December 2025. Katz’s, which often sent the Reiners its food in California, remembered him as a big part of the deli’s story.
Rob Reiner directed and Nora Ephron wrote the film; Billy Crystal plays Harry Burns, Meg Ryan Sally Albright, Carrie Fisher Marie and Bruno Kirby Jess. Documentary-style interviews with fictitious older couples run through the film, and Harry and Sally appear in the final one.
Rob Reiner died in December 2025; Katz’s owner Jake Dell said the Reiners frequently ordered from the deli and had the food sent to California, and that he was a big part of the story of Katz’s.
In January 2025 Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan re-created the Katz’s scene for a Super Bowl advert, as listed on the deli’s press page.
The last page
10 places you can visit in 3 cities. The brownstone at 32 West 89th Street is a private home and 57 East 11th Street is an office building; they and the five places that are gone sit on the shelf, not on the map.
Pins mark public places; private homes are named but not pinned.
General reference · Public access · Coordinate precision: building · Not an exact scene or camera position; not a visitor route. On the University of Chicago campus: see the front from Harper Quad. It is a working university library.
General reference · Public access · Coordinate precision: building · Not an exact scene or camera position; not a visitor route. 360 Chicago, the observation deck on the 94th floor, opens daily 9am–11pm; last entry 10pm.

1116 East 59th Street, Hyde Park, Chicago
Sally pulls up in front of Harper Memorial Library to pick Harry up for the drive to New York.
On the University of Chicago campus: see the front from Harper Quad. It is a working university library.

875 North Michigan Avenue, Streeterville, Chicago
Leaving campus, the car heads north up Lake Shore Drive towards downtown: the wrong way for New York, because the university is south of downtown.
360 Chicago, the observation deck on the 94th floor, opens daily 9am–11pm; last entry 10pm.
Stay
A hotel steps from the park where Sally drops Harry off. It is not a filming location.
103 Waverly Place, Greenwich Village
A hotel since 1902, steps from Washington Square Park, where Sally drops Harry off. Not a filming location.
Check roomsGo there
A table at Katz’s, lunch at the Boathouse, a private tour of the sites, and the tower the drive should never have passed.
205 East Houston Street · Mon–Thu 8am–11pm · Fri 8am to Sun 11pm non-stop
The deli where the scene was filmed, with the table still marked by its sign. Groups of more than ten can ask to reserve.
Hours and directionsManhattan · 2 hours · $160 per person, minimum 3
A private two-hour tour by vehicle: Café Luxembourg, where Shakespeare & Co. stood, the Met, Harry’s apartment, Jess and Marie’s brownstone, Washington Square Park and Katz’s.
See the tourCentral Park, East Side at 74th · Café daily 8am–5pm · restaurant Mon–Sat 11am–9pm, Sun 11am–8pm
Sally’s lunch spot on the Lake. The café is open daily; the restaurant takes reservations; rowboats go out in season.
Plan a visit875 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago · Daily 9am–11pm · last entry 10pm
The observation deck on the 94th floor of the former John Hancock Tower: look south to see which way the drive should have gone.
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Take it home
Nora Ephron’s screenplay and essays, Billy Crystal’s memoir and Harry Connick, Jr.’s soundtrack.
Nora Ephron
Nora Ephron’s screenplay, in Bloomsbury’s 2004 edition.
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Her essays on New York, ageing and apartments, in the Vintage paperback.
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Billy Crystal’s memoir, in the 2014 Griffin paperback.
Find the bookHarry Connick, Jr. · CD, Columbia, 1989
“It Had to Be You”, “Autumn in New York” and “Winter Wonderland”.
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1116 East 59th Street, Hyde Park, Chicago
Sally picks Harry up on the quad in front of Harper Memorial Library to share the drive to New York.
875 North Michigan Avenue, Streeterville, Chicago
The car heads north up Lake Shore Drive towards downtown, away from New York.
Washington Square Park, Greenwich Village
Sally drops Harry off in Washington Square Park, the Twin Towers framed by the arch.
205 East Houston Street, at Ludlow Street
The “I’ll have what she’s having” scene: a customer at the next table, played by Estelle Reiner, orders what Sally is having.
295–309 Lafayette Street, SoHo
Jess and Marie’s wedding.
The New Year’s Eve party where Harry finds Sally at the end of the film.
The Lake, East Side at 74th Street, Central Park
Sally and her friends Marie and Alice have lunch at the Boathouse.
Mid-Park at 72nd Street, Central Park
Harry and Jess talk about Harry and Sally’s night together while power-walking through Central Park.
Gallery 131, The Met Fifth Avenue, 1000 Fifth Avenue
Harry and Sally visit the Temple of Dendur during their autumn together.
200 West 70th Street, Upper West Side
Harry and Sally’s disastrous double date with Jess and Marie.
607 South Park View Street, Westlake, Los Angeles
Harry walks into the New Year’s Eve party through the entrance of a Los Angeles hotel.
Broadway at West 81st Street, Upper West Side
Harry and Sally run into each other at Shakespeare & Co. on Broadway.
John F. Kennedy International Airport, Queens
Five years on, they meet again; the scene opens on the United Airlines terminal at JFK.
The Meadowlands, East Rutherford, New Jersey
Harry tells Jess about his divorce in the crowd at Giants Stadium.
Coney Island, Brooklyn
Harry and Jess talk about Sally at batting cages on Coney Island.
4 West 57th Street, off Fifth Avenue
Harry and Sally shop for Jess and Marie’s housewarming present at the Sharper Image.
East 11th Street, Greenwich Village
Harry’s apartment, with its giant arched windows.
West 89th Street, Upper West Side
Harry and Sally visit Jess and Marie’s Upper West Side apartment.