The Lucerne
Upper West Side, Manhattan
A boutique hotel at 201 West 79th Street on the Upper West Side, in a building from 1904, north of the Dakota. Pictured: the Dakota entrance, 2007.
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The building called the Bramford · 1968
The Bramford was a front. Its gables and gate are the Dakota on Central Park West, shot in New York from 21 August 1967, and the rooms behind them were built on sound stages in Hollywood.
One building, two names
Wikipedia says the Dakota’s exteriors stood in for the fictional Bramford building. Wikipedia says principal photography began in New York on 21 August 1967.


A private co-op home. Look from the pavement on Central Park West and 72nd Street; the courtyard and apartments are not open.
The mobile
Seven places hang from the coast the sources put them on: a New York arm, a Los Angeles arm, or a thread of their own. The bar leans with the weight.
0 New York · 0 Los Angeles · 0 on a thread · 7 in the tray
New York
Los Angeles
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The tray
Seven places wait in the tray. Hang one.
Nothing hangs yet. The bar is level.
Five months, two coasts
Wikipedia says the shoot moved to Paramount Studios in Hollywood by September 1967, where the Bramford apartment interiors were built on sound stages.
Wikipedia says Mia Farrow recalled the yacht dream sequence being filmed on a vessel near Santa Catalina Island.
A working studio lot behind gates. The Melrose Gate can be seen from the street; the lot is entered on the studio tour.


Where to look
The Dakota and Alwyn Court are private co-op homes: look from the pavement and no further. The Paramount lot is entered on its studio tour. Time & Life, Fifth Avenue, Sixth Avenue and Playa del Rey are public streets and a beach.
5 places you can visit in Manhattan and Los Angeles. The Dakota and Alwyn Court are private homes, named by their streets and not pinned.
Pins mark public places; private homes are named but not pinned.
Building reference · Public access · Not an exact scene or camera position; not a visitor route. An office tower on Sixth Avenue, seen from the pavement. The lobby is a commercial space; opening hours vary.
Building reference · Public access · Not an exact scene or camera position; not a visitor route. A working jewellery store on a Midtown corner. The windows face the pavement; the store is open to shoppers.
Area reference · Public access · Not an exact scene or camera position; not a visitor route. A public pavement outside Radio City Music Hall. The exact camera position is not known.

New York · 1271 Avenue of the Americas (Sixth Avenue), between 50th and 51st Streets
Make It Weird says Rosemary waits outside the building for Hutch, who never arrives, then goes into the lobby to ring him from a pay phone.
An office tower on Sixth Avenue, seen from the pavement. The lobby is a commercial space; opening hours vary.

New York · 727 Fifth Avenue at East 57th Street, Midtown
SetJett says that after hearing Hutch is seriously ill, Rosemary stops at the first window at Tiffany’s on Fifth Avenue and admires a manger scene.
A working jewellery store on a Midtown corner. The windows face the pavement; the store is open to shoppers.

New York · In front of 1260 Avenue of the Americas (Sixth Avenue), Midtown
Filmed There says the scene of Rosemary heading out to meet her doctor friend was shot at 1260 Sixth Avenue, the Radio City Music Hall area.
A public pavement outside Radio City Music Hall. The exact camera position is not known.
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A Manhattan hotel on the Upper West Side.
Upper West Side, Manhattan
A boutique hotel at 201 West 79th Street on the Upper West Side, in a building from 1904, north of the Dakota. Pictured: the Dakota entrance, 2007.
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A studio tour in Hollywood and walks of Manhattan.
Melrose Avenue, Hollywood
Tours of the Hollywood lot where the Bramford’s rooms were built. Check the studio’s tour page for what each tour covers and when. Pictured: the Melrose Gate, 2014.
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Live marketplace results for Manhattan movie location tours. Check each itinerary for the Upper West Side and Central Park West. Pictured: the Dakota entrance, 2007.
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Live marketplace results for walks of Midtown, where Sixth Avenue and Fifth Avenue meet the film’s street scenes. Check each route.
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1 West 72nd Street at Central Park West, Upper West Side
The Dakota’s exteriors stand in for the fictional Bramford building.
1271 Avenue of the Americas (Sixth Avenue), between 50th and 51st Streets
Rosemary waits outside the Time & Life Building for Hutch and rings him from the lobby.
727 Fifth Avenue at East 57th Street, Midtown
Rosemary stops at Tiffany’s first window on Fifth Avenue.
A scene of Rosemary wandering into traffic is shot on Fifth Avenue with real traffic and a handheld camera.
In front of 1260 Avenue of the Americas (Sixth Avenue), Midtown
A fan list puts the scene of Rosemary heading out to meet her doctor friend at 1260 Sixth Avenue.
180 West 58th Street at Seventh Avenue, Midtown
A fan location list says Alwyn Court inspired the novel’s Bramford; it names no scene shot there.
5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood
The Bramford apartment interiors are built on Paramount sound stages.
Playa del Rey, on Santa Monica Bay, Los Angeles
Additional location shooting takes place at Playa del Rey in October 1967.
Places to stay
A filming location for Steppin' Out (1982). Where David Leventritt died.
2 East 55th Street, Manhattan, New York, 10022 · Source · Check dates on Expedia (Ad / affiliate)
Fifth Avenue hotel seen in Home Alone 2, North by Northwest and The Great Gatsby.
768 5th Avenue, Manhattan, New York, 10019 · Source · Check dates on Expedia (Ad / affiliate)
A filming location for The Daily Show. Where Blanche Saunders died.
370 West 58th Street, Manhattan, New York, 10019 · Source · Check dates on Expedia (Ad / affiliate)
What’s on
Imperial Theatre · 550 m from Time & Life Building
Lincoln Center - Vivian Beaumont · 700 m from The Dakota
New Amsterdam Theatre · 750 m from Time & Life Building
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Every place in Rosemary’s Baby leads somewhere else.