: The heart of the "10th & Wolf" neighborhood. This area served as the setting for the childhood home of characters Tommy and Vincent.
The ultimate site of "betrayal" against society. Once the world's most famous prison, it housed Al Capone and is now an eerie museum (tours available at the official site ). Old Pine Street Presbyterian Church Presbyterian church ClosedPhiladelphia, PA, United States subtitle Streets of Philadelphia Unter Verraete...
The oldest residential street in the U.S. While picturesque, it’s a hub for "True Crime" tours that tell tales of 1800s serial killers like the . Eastern State Penitentiary History museum ClosedPhiladelphia, PA, United States : The heart of the "10th & Wolf" neighborhood
Philadelphia’s cobblestone streets hide centuries of secrets, from Revolutionary-era spies to notorious crime rings. Washington Square OpenPhiladelphia, PA, United States Once the world's most famous prison, it housed
: Located at 700 S. 4th Street , this iconic spot was used for scenes where characters grab a bite while discussing family business.