Where was At First Sight filmed

Locations

• 458 Greenwich Street

  In movie

  Scene where exterior and nearby street views used to establish Amy’s apartment in downtown Manhattan, including arrival and departure beats that place her daily life in a specific Tribeca neighborhood rather than a generic city setting.

  Real

  458 Greenwich Street on the map

  Scene was shot 458 Greenwich Street is a real address in Tribeca, Lower Manhattan, close to the Hudson River waterfront and surrounded by former industrial loft buildings that were converted into upscale residences. The area is known for quiet, wide streets, cast-iron architecture nearby, and a distinctly residential feel compared with midtown.

• Desbrosses Street and Greenwich Street

  In movie

  Scene where street intersection used for transitional shots around the apartment area, providing recognizable downtown geography for walking and street-level moments that connect home life to the surrounding neighborhood.

  Real

  Desbrosses Street and Greenwich Street on the map

  Scene was shot The intersection of Desbrosses Street and Greenwich Street sits in Tribeca, linking neighborhood side streets with the north–south route of Greenwich Street. It reflects classic downtown Manhattan streetscapes, with brick and loft-style buildings, calmer traffic than midtown, and an urban look often used for grounded residential scenes.

• Times Square

  In movie

  Scene where street-level sequences set amid bright signage and heavy foot traffic, using the visual overload of midtown to emphasize how overwhelming New York can feel, especially when the character is confronting new sensory and perception challenges.

  Real

  Times Square on the map

  Scene was shot Times Square is a major commercial intersection and public square in Midtown Manhattan, centered on the crossing of Broadway and Seventh Avenue and surrounded by high-rise buildings, theaters, and dense digital billboards. It is one of NYC’s most recognizable pedestrian zones and is typically crowded from morning to late night.

• Washington Square Park

  In movie

  Scene where

  Real

  Washington Square Park on the map

  Scene was shot Washington Square is a famous Greenwich Village park originally created in 1826 as the Washington Military Parade Ground. In 1850 the land was turned into a proper park and in 1889 the arch was constructed to celebrate the centennial of George Washington's inauguration designed in the style of the Arc de Triomphe. The fountain in the middle of the park was built in 1852 and extensively renovated in 1934.

  New York