There may have only been two seasons so far, but Mr Robot has a demonstrated a long-lasting love affair with NYC and, if you live near The Big Apple (or are die-hard enough to travel the globe) you’re gonna be needing this Mr Robot New York City Tour of all the best filming locations…
Every so often an idea comes along that’s so good, it makes you say “Why didn’t I think of that?” and this is exactly one of those great ideas… and now – just like Agent Dominique DiPierro, you can follow in Elliot, Darlene, Trenton and Mobley’s footsteps.
Why spend a month’s salary travelling to rainy Ireland on a Game of Thrones tour, when everything you need is right on your doorstep!
Maybe you wanna sit on the stoop of Elliot’s building which we believe recently sold for $3.3 million!
Click the picture to see the map!
The interactive map from curbed.com details locations from Season 1.0 and 2.0 – to view the interactive map, click on the above image or here, but first here are some of Mr Robot Hacks’ favorites… It covers a wide range of locations and neighborhoods, from the more obvious but highly iconic 217 East Broadway, where Elliot (and Shalya, Flipper and Qwerty) lived and Coney Island’s Boardwalk where Mr Robot pushed Elliot fell over the railing…
Bad news, kiddo – There’s a stuntman convention in town and Target had a run on crash mats. Is that okay?
The famous Evil Corp building…
Shiny, Happy Buildings holding hands…”
to the more obscure locations like Redstone Rocket Lunchpad – the pizza place where Elliot last saw Shayla alive…
the parking lot under Nick Walker’s grafitti art “Love Vandal”, where Elliot lost three days of his life…
We’re reliably informed Nick Walker has never, ever even heard of Bristol’s finest; Banksy
the underpass where Tyrell likes to use homeless men as human punching bags…
but only go here if you’re a bit of a sicko!
and even Think Coffee in Greenwich Village serves as “Ron’s Coffee” where it all began and Elliot mashed a paedophile ring…
Ron was sent to prison, where he had his ring smashed some more…
So, that’s all from New York City, folks – make sure you use the interactive map and if you do go on the tour, make sure to send your photos to the