Fight Club fans can explore Promenade Towers on South Figueroa Street, home to Ed Norton’s character’s condo. While the explosive ‘Paper Street’ house was a brief set near San Pedro Harbor, Los Angeles still pulses with the raw energy that shaped Tyler Durden’s rebellious world.

The first rule of Fight Club is we do not talk about Fight Club, but here we are. St Brendan’s Church on South Van Ness Avenue in Los Angeles hosts key scenes that build the film’s dark tension. Visit and step into its haunting world.

In Fight Club, Marla steals clothes at the laundromat on Melrose Avenue in East Hollywood. Fans can visit Los Lavaderos Coin Laundries at 4371 Melrose Avenue, a real 24/7 laundromat whose exterior still echoes the film’s gritty world. It’s a chance to step inside the story.

Marla sells stolen clothes at a thrift shop on Melrose Avenue, East Hollywood. Once Potter’s flower shop, it’s now part of Glamour Hair Studio. Just across the street, outside the Ukrainian Culture Center, Marla’s pivotal moment unfolds as she exchanges numbers, bringing fans closer to the story’s edge.

The iconic mushroom soup scene from Fight Club was filmed at the Millennium Biltmore Hotel, 506 South Grand Avenue, Downtown Los Angeles. Fans can visit this historic hotel and imagine the tense moments that unfolded inside its elegant halls, deepening the film’s gritty, intense atmosphere.