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Succession Walking Tour
New York

From the Roy empire's Financial District tower to the penthouses where the siblings plotted its downfall — walk the power plays, betrayals, and billion-dollar backdrops of the most dysfunctional family on television.

9 stops · 7.8 miles

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Waystar Royco HQ (Seasons 3–4)

This 60-story tower, completed in 1961 as One Chase Manhattan Plaza, was the first "glass box" skyscraper to feature a massive elevated public plaza, and now serves as the Roy empire's global headquarters.

Shiv & Tom's Loft

This Art Deco building, now Shiv and Tom's penthouse on the show, has a history it never mentions: it served as the first headquarters of the Manhattan Project in 1942.

The Siblings' Strategy Suite

The siblings use this hotel as neutral ground to plot against their father in season three, a Neo-Georgian building that opened in 1930 and once housed residents like J. Paul Getty and Coco Chanel.

The GoJo Acquisition Meeting

The Jean-Georges restaurant inside this hotel hosts several tense acquisition lunches on the show, including the season four scene where the siblings discuss their father's funeral, inside a 1960s tower Philip Johnson reclad in golden-bronze glass in 1997.

Roman's Penthouse

Roman occupies this duplex near Lincoln Center in the final season, inside the tallest building on the Upper West Side, and after the show aired, the real apartment was listed for sale at $38 million.

The Roy Family Corporate Gala

The Roy family's elite circle gathers for the high-stakes "RECNY" charity gala in Season 1 beneath the 94-foot blue whale in the Milstein Hall of Ocean Life.

Logan's Townhouse (Lobby)

Only the lobby of this Beaux-Arts townhouse appears on screen as the entrance to Logan's residence, and a poor Scottish boy ending up in one of these Museum Mile mansions echoes the real rags-to-riches journey of Andrew Carnegie.

The Funeral

Logan's funeral, one of the show's most iconic episodes, was filmed inside this Park Avenue church, founded for Irish immigrants in 1851, a fittingly Catholic setting for a man who rarely seemed religious but occasionally mentioned his Catholic background.

Kendall's Penthouse

Kendall's triplex "war room" in the dramatic Season 4 opener sits inside the tallest residential tower on the Upper East Side north of 72nd Street, its 600,000 handmade Danish bricks a departure from the glass towers of Billionaires' Row.

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