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Let's start by debunking the myths. Contrary to the fact that "Friends" is as much a New York story as possible, most of the episodes were filmed in Warner Brother's Los Angeles set. Almost every one of these locations has real-life correspondences, though.
The main characters' apartment
Unfortunately, the real apartment of Monica and Rachel, as well as Chandelier and Joey, doesn't exist - it's all a movie set. But the facade of the building with fire escapees, which we could see in the series, is quite real - the house is located at 90 Bedford Street in the West Village neighborhood.
We can't help but think of the apartment of the "disgusting naked man" that the characters regularly observed from the living room windows of Monica and Rachel's apartment. Legend has it that in this building in Greenwich Village lived one of the producers, and the idea for the series was invented in this apartment during a party. By the way, the original title of the series was supposed to be "Once Upon a Time in Greenwich Village.