Obviously, we have to begin here. This was arguably the most desired home in Seattle before Fifty Shades of Grey came out (now, it’s tied with the Escala). Alas, you missed your shot at this Westlake floating home. It sold a few years ago for more than $2 million.

It’s probably worth noting that the interiors shown in the film are not the actual interiors of the home, so, no, you can't get Jonah's room.

This location is approximate, but it’s just off Westlake Avenue in Lake Union. If you want to see it, the best, most respectful way to do so (people live there!) is to take one of the many lake tours that points it out.

While the characters never go to Gas Works Park, Tom Hanks steps out onto his balcony overlooking Lake Union while New Years Eve fireworks from the park light up the sky... at what would be 9 p.m. Pacific time.

En route to Pike Place Market, we first catch Tom Hanks and Rob Reiner chatting about what women are looking for and how cute Tom's butt is while they stroll along First Avenue between Pine and Stewart.

If you're making a romantic comedy—or any movie, for that matter—in Seattle, you're contractually obligated to have a scene here, right?

Tom and Rob have their infamous tiramisu banter while downing a beer and clams at Athenian Inn in Pike Place Market—now, more directly, Athenian Seafood Restaurant and Bar. Those seats at the end of the bar are now the ones you're most likely to see tourists plop down at.

In the film, this was Tom Douglas's Dahlia Lounge before it moved a little further down 4th Avenue. Toi Restaurant took over the space for a while, but nowadays it’s home to Urban Yoga Spa.

While getting her bearings and trying to figure out where she's going, Meg Ryan's character deals with a map and turns from Western onto Broad, headed right past the Space Needle, which needed to show up eventually. Again, it's a movie in Seattle. It's required.

Now, that location is the upper entrance to the Olympic Sculpture Park.

While chasing the boat carrying Tom Hanks and his son, Meg Ryan's character crosses the Fremont Bridge, which makes sense until you realize that this drive is supposed to take her to Alki Beach. Oh, we'll get around to breaking that madness down soon enough. Don't worry.

Somehow, not only does Meg Ryan end up in Alki Beach after the Fremont Bridge by car, but Tom Hanks and his son end up traveling to Puget Sound from the Fremont Cut by boat just as quickly—how fast did they get through the Locks?