Marvel's Spider-Man has 9 confirmed real-world locations in United States.
Battery Park
Peter crosses the harborfront lawns with the Statue of Liberty visible across the water.
Castle Clinton, Battery Park
as Manhattan
Brooklyn Bridge
Spider-Man races along the cables and Gothic stone towers while traffic crosses the East River below.
Brooklyn Bridge, Manhattan tower
as Manhattan
Chrysler Building
Spider-Man swings past the terraced crown and stainless-steel gargoyles on a route through Midtown.
Chrysler Building
as Manhattan
Empire State Building
Peter scales the mast and fights across the observation decks as the city spreads below.
Empire State Building
as Manhattan
Grand Central concourse
Peter crosses the main concourse during a citywide crisis as commuters scatter below the celestial ceiling.
Grand Central Terminal
as Manhattan
Madison Square Park
Spider-Man fights across the park and the wedge-shaped tower at 23rd and Fifth during a downtown emergency.
Flatiron Building
as Manhattan
Rockefeller Center
Combat spills across the sunken plaza and the ice rink as Spider-Man pursues enemies through the complex.
Rockefeller Center
as Manhattan
Times Square
The red TKTS steps and Broadway billboards fill the frame as Spider-Man swings through Midtown.
TKTS, Duffy Square
as Manhattan
World Trade Center
The Freedom Tower dominates the Financial District skyline as Spider-Man swings between Lower Manhattan rooftops.
One World Trade Center
as Manhattan
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Real-world locations FAQ
Where is Marvel's Spider-Man set?
Marvel's Spider-Man has 9 confirmed real-world locations in United States that inspired or stand in for places in the game. Use the map and location list below for addresses, coordinates, and scene-by-scene details.
Can you visit these real-world locations?
Many are public streets, landmarks, or businesses you can visit in real life—even when the game renames or reimagines them. Each location page notes access where we know it, and the community shares photos from real visits.