TV

Succession Walking Tour
New York

From the Roy empire's Financial District tower to the Upper East Side church where Logan was laid to rest, walk the power plays, betrayals and billion-dollar backdrops of TV's most dysfunctional family.

9 stops · 7.8 miles

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The Final Scene

The last shot of the whole series was filmed on this waterfront, where Kendall sits alone after losing everything, with Logan's bodyguard Colin a few steps behind him.

Waystar Royco HQ (Seasons 3–4)

The outside of Waystar Royco's headquarters in the last two seasons is a 1961 landmark that its architects call Lower Manhattan's first International Style building.

Rava's Penthouse

When Kendall goes to ground at his ex-wife's apartment in season three, the scenes were shot in a penthouse at the top of what was once the tallest building in the world.

Shiv & Tom's Loft

Shiv and Tom's election-night party was filmed in this building's penthouse, and in 1942 the same building housed the first headquarters of the Manhattan Project.

The Funeral Planning Lunch

The siblings' awkward lunch to plan Logan's funeral was filmed at Jean-Georges, inside a 1970 tower first built for the company that owned Paramount Pictures.

Roman's Penthouse

Roman's season four home fills the top two floors of a tower that a judge once ordered cut down by as many as 20 floors, and it went on sale for $38 million.

Logan's Townhouse (Lobby)

The lobby of Logan's townhouse is a 1901 Fifth Avenue mansion once owned by William Ellis Corey, a steel-mill boy who became Andrew Carnegie's protégé and ran U.S. Steel.

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 grieves on the floor of this triplex penthouse in season four, high up in a 2021 tower clad in about 600,000 handmade Danish bricks.

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