Discover the world of Warner Bros. from our origins as a cinema chain in 1923, through our 100-year journey to become one of the biggest entertainment companies in the world.

From silent films to streaming, Warner Bros has always been a leader in innovation and creativity.

On your tour you will walk in the footsteps of legends past and present, in the very place they created all the entertainment you love.  Our iconic exterior locations have evolved and changed over time, while still retaining the magic of movie making history.

Discover the world of Warner Bros from our origins as a cinema chain in 1923, through our 100-year journey to become one of the biggest entertainment companies in the world.

From silent films to streaming, Warner Bros has always been a leader in innovation and creativity.

On your tour you will walk in the footsteps of legends past and present, in the very place they created all the entertainment you love.

Brownstone Street is one of the oldest backlot sets on the studio lot and has been featured in a number of iconic shows and films, including ER, Pretty Little Liars, Looney Toons Back in Action and more.

One of the most used sets in all of Hollywood, Mid-West Street has been featured in nearly 400 movies and shows since being build in the 1930s. You may recognize it as Stars Hollow from Gilmore Girls, Rosewood from Pretty Little Liars and many more.

New York Street has been used classics like A Star is Born and Whatever Happened to Baby Jane to modern hits including ER, The Big Bang Theory, The Last Samurai and Blade Runner.

Long before shooting starts, a team of talented writers, casting directors and other pre-production staff works hard to shape the elements that create movie magic. Get an insider’s look into this amazing process during the Pre-Production portion of the tour.

Build a Batmobile or create your own costumes using our interactive design stations, and flip through actual headshots of Hollywood’s biggest stars. You’ll be inspired by the work of industry greats.

Visit our Production soundstage, featuring authentic settings from classic film and television. Fans of the hit sitcom Friends will love seeing the real Central Perk Set. Get a glimpse of what it feels like to be on set and pick up a few tricks on how directors, such as Peter Jackson, create movie magic through visual effect techniques.

You’ll also gain an up-close look at some of the props and costumes from iconic movies including costumes from Casablanca to the capsule used in the Academy Award winning film, Gravity.

Once shooting ends, the real magic begins. Ride Harry Potter’s Firebolt, cruise through Gotham on the legendary Batpod and learn how characters like Dobby and Gollum come to life. Tour guests get an all-access pass into the science of green screen technology.

Take a look behind the curtain as you uncover the secrets of classic scenes, such as the highly stylized fight sequences in The Matrix. Discover the art of sound effects in the science-fiction thriller Gravity. Explore our Foley Artist simulator and see how all the fun sound effects make it on the screen. Also, learn how Automatic Dialogue Replacement works in our interactive ADR studio with scenes from Harry Potter, All American and The Matrix.

Tech wizard or not, you’ll love this behind-the-lens peek into how movies and TV transcend reality.

Take a seat in Sheldon’s spot in apartment 4A, home to Leonard, Sheldon, and Penny.

Recreate Sheldon’s signature knock or take a photo in front of the infamous broken elevator and relive your favorite moments from The Big Bang Theory. 

Look into the Caltech physics department cafeteria where Leonard, Sheldon, Howard and Raj often discussed the complexities of life and their relationships, and more importantly, comic book superpowers.

Enjoy a delicious New York deli-inspired menu including corned beef melts, pizza wedges, hot dogs, fries, and an assortment of salads, hot and cold sandwiches, and our special blend of Central Perk coffee with new Friends character-inspired beverages and even Rachel’s trifle (without the meat).

Enjoy your food in recreated sets that include Monica’s apartment where you can pull up a chair at her dining table or kick back in the living room.

Take a break and play a game of foosball or sit down and watch your favorite clips from the show in our recreated Chandler and Joey’s apartment set.

After your meal, shop in our Friends Boutique with exclusive merchandise only found at the Studio Tour.

Enter the Batcave, where you will find the Batpod from The Dark Knight, the iconic Batmobile from from Tim Burton’s original Batman, authentic costumes, and more.

Step into the life of a super hero as you explore Wonder Woman’s study. Try out the Lasso of Hestia or pose for a picture with the iconic golden wings from Wonder Woman 1984.

See the actual Arkham Asylum gates from Joel Schumacher’s Batman and Robin and get up close to some of Gotham’s most notorious Super-Villains.

Celebrate the rich history of Superman with our collection of actual capes used throughout the Superman films.

Venture under the sea and into the world of Aquaman. Beware of the Trench Creature and pose for a photo with Aquaman’s Trident.

Snap an unforgettable photo inside Harry’s cupboard under the stairs meticulously recreated using original set decoration and surround yourself with Hogwarts acceptance letters in the Dursley’s fireplace.

Discover what Hogwarts House you belong to and get sorted by the official Sorting Hat in the recreated Hogwarts Great Hall set.

Swish and flick. Practice your wand moves with Paul Harris, the wand Choreographer from the Harry Potter film series.

Learn how to bewitch the mind and ensnare the senses inside the Potions Classroom set, where you can practice brewing your own magical potions just like Harry, Ron, and Hermione did on screen.

Practice repotting baby Mandrakes in the Herbology Classroom. Be sure to mind the Venomous Tentacula in the corner.

Learn about the magical creatures from The Fantastic Beasts film series as you enter Newt Scamander’s Shed. Keep an eye out for the erumpent, demiguise and adorable mooncalf’s.

Round out a one-of-a-kind tour with even more exclusive gifts. Our store has a wide selection of souvenirs you can’t find anywhere else, including a special collections of apparel from shows like Gilmore Girls, Friends, and more.

Dive deeper into the DC universe with collectible comic books featuring your favorite DC super heroes – available exclusively at the Warner Bros. Studio Store.

Bring the memories of the Studio Tour home with you and relive the Hollywood magic with your family day after day with toys, plushies, and kids clothing!

Things that must be named! Personalize your Hogwarts robe, journal, trunks, and glassware and make the gift even more special.

Brownstone Street is one of the oldest backlot sets on the studio lot and has been featured in a number of iconic shows and films, including Rope, Bullets or Ballots, 42nd Street, Young Man with a Horn, Robin and the 7 Hoods, ER, Pretty Little Liars, Looney Toons Back in Action and more.

One of the most used sets in all of Hollywood, Mid-West Street has been featured in nearly 400 movies and shows since being built in the 1930s. You may recognize it as River City, Iowa in The Music Man, the small midwestern town of Kings Row from the film Kings Row, rural Virginia from The Waltons, Bluebell, Alabama from Hart of Dixie, Stars Hollow from Gilmore Girls, Rosewood from Pretty Little Liars, and many more.

New York Street is an iconic set in the backlot, and one of the oldest, that has been used in classics like A Star is Born, The Public Enemy, The Maltese Falcon, and Whatever Happened to Baby Jane.  Modern hits including ER, The Big Bang Theory, The Last Samurai, and Blade Runner.

The war memorial was designed to honor the men and women who left the studio to fight in WWII.  The monument was unveiled in 1944, and it was one of many ways the studio rallied around its soldiers.  Some very familiar names or on this honor roll:  Jack L., and Jack M. Warner (father and son), John Huston, Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Stewart, Louis Zamperini, and the Epstein brothers (wrote the screenplay for Casablanca).  This was just one way the Warner brothers displayed their patriotism.

The serene rose garden, which in the early years was Jack Warner’s tennis court.  Back then it would have been surrounded by talent dressing rooms and the costume department.

In 1955, the Warner Bros. animation department was moved to the lot. These buildings are still here today.  Note the many windows that can be seen allowed plenty of light in for animators.  These former animation buildings have since been used as production offices, for shows such as Everybody Loves Raymond and Ted Lasso.

Get a glimpse outside Stage 24, forever known as “The Friends Stage,” and visit the real Central Park location where Phoebe and Rachel took up jogging while testing your knowledge on-board the Tour Cart with Friends trivia. (Hint: “Transponster” is not even a word!).

Walk onto the authentic Central Perk set where you can sit on the iconic orange couch, get an up – close look at original costumes worn by the cast, and even join in on a sing-along of “Smelly Cat” and other fan favorites in the very spot where Phoebe performed.

Be the first to grab a colorful umbrella and recreate the show’s opening credits while singing and dancing with your friends in front of the original, Friends fountain at its new home at the Studio Tour.