Breakfast at Tiffany's Movie Locations Private Tour in New York

Step behind the scenes of "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and discover the captivating stories that unfolded during the filming process. As Audrey Hepburn embarked on her iconic window-shopping scene, little did she know that hundreds of onlookers would gather, making her nervous and prone to mistakes. It took a near-electrocution incident behind the camera to rally her composure and successfully conclude the scene, showcasing the resilience that went into creating cinematic magic. Delve into the glamour of movie memorabilia as the famous black dress worn by Audrey Hepburn in the opening scenes reaches dazzling heights. Sold for a staggering $807,000 at Christie's Auction House in London on December 4, 2006, it claimed its place as the second most expensive piece of movie memorabilia ever auctioned.

Feel the echoes of their romantic escapades as you traverse these iconic New York City streets —the very pathways that led Holly and Paul Varjak (George Peppard) into each other's lives. Immerse yourself in the same glamorous surroundings that captivated audiences, making this location a symbol of elegance and sophistication. Stroll through this Manhattan intersection, following in the footsteps of Holly Golightly.

Approach Holly Golightly's iconic brownstone apartment and let your guide unveil the cinematic mysteries surrounding its location. Despite common misconceptions, the correct number is 169, while the film displays 167—a quirky detail only an insightful guide can provide. Several sources may lead you astray, but your guide will ensure an accurate and entertaining narrative, making your visit a true celebration of classic cinema. Immerse yourself in the whimsy of the movie and discover the secrets of Holly's beloved abode with a guide who brings the motion picture's magic to life.