Here are some of Spider-Man's NYC stomping grounds
Flatiron building Credit: People sit on the recently constructed pedestrian plaza in front of the Flatiron Building. (Getty)
Flatiron Building: Was used as the Daily Bugle building in "Spider-Man" and its first two sequels.
City Hall Park: In "Spider-Man 3," the city throws a bash to honor Spider-Man.
Astor Place: After spending most of the movie without his super powers, Spidey regains his strength after Doc Ock attacks him and his girlfriend in a cafe in "Spider-Man 2."
Ed Koch Bridge:Spidey saves girlfriend Mary Jane Watson and a group of kids on the Roosevelt Island tram, and earns the respect of New Yorkers during the first movie's finale.
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