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American Museum of Natural History
A filming location from The Devil Wears Prada 2 in New York City.
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The scene
The museum's grand Central Park West steps and rotunda set the stage for the film's glittering Runway gala.
How to visit
The museum is open to visitors daily on the west side of Central Park; you can climb the same front steps for free, and the park is right across the road.
Address: 200 Central Park West, New York, NY · Open in Google Maps
- Central Park's western lakes and the Ramble are directly opposite.
- The Upper West Side's brownstone streets are a classic stroll.
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Good to know
- What was filmed at American Museum of Natural History?
- The museum's grand Central Park West steps and rotunda set the stage for the film's glittering Runway gala.
- Can you visit American Museum of Natural History?
- The museum is open to visitors daily on the west side of Central Park; you can climb the same front steps for free, and the park is right across the road.
- Where is American Museum of Natural History?
- American Museum of Natural History is a real filming location in New York City. 200 Central Park West, New York, NY
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