You've Got Mail Walking Tour New York | StoryStride: Walking Tours

This storefront played Kathleen's children's bookstore, though it was really a cheese and antiques shop, and it is now a gift boutique.

Joe and Kathleen stop at this late-night hot dog stand on Broadway, now the last Gray's Papaya still open.

Joe and Kathleen keep crossing paths in this small triangular square, named for Giuseppe Verdi and overlooked by a 1904 subway entrance.

Joe rescues Kathleen from the 'cash only' line at this family-run food store, an Upper West Side institution since 1934.

Kathleen waits for her mystery pen pal at this European-style cafe in one of the film's key scenes, though it has now closed for good.

This brick townhouse played the outside of Kathleen's apartment, though the cozy, book-filled rooms she lives in were a set.

The film's final scene, set to 'Over the Rainbow', unfolds in this volunteer-tended garden inside Riverside Park.

Joe Fox's grand Riverside Drive apartment was filmed at this 1909 building, given a fake awning and a fake address.

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