Where was Sweet November filmed?

Nelson (Keanu Reeves) awakes to the sound of an alarm at 7 am. He rapidly stands up and goes to the shower, while Angelica (Lauren Graham) stares. After the shower, he calls his friend and partner Vince (Greg Germann) to discuss business.

The house used to depict Nelson's living space is situated in the Marquee Lofts at 151 Alice B. Toklas Place, a strategic spot nestled between Van Ness and O'Farrell Street. The building has been around since the ‘20s and was once a hotel before being converted into an office space.

Visitors will appreciate the unique architecture of the building which includes three levels with ornate balconies as well as four prominent windows that feature traditional wooden shutters. Additionally, this site is also home to several art installations and sculptures, making it a perfect spot for exploring the city's vibrant arts scene.

To get to 151 Alice B Toklas, use a reliable navigation app, like Waze or Google Maps, for more accurate details about the quickest, most direct route.

Nelson and Vince work in the financial district. The scene starts with a discussion about how their business is doing, over a phone call. It continues in the elevator and the pair finally meet in the office.

We see the financial district in Market St & Sutter St in the movie, but the scene in the building was shot at a film studio. Market St & Sutter St is a bustling intersection in San Francisco. It's lined up with high-end shops, cafes, and eateries.

From trendy clothing stores to restaurants serving international cuisine, Market St & Sutter St has plenty to offer everyone. Whether you're looking for a shopping spree or a night out on the town, this is the place to be! Additionally, due to its central location near Union Square and other tourist attractions, Market St & Sutter St is always full of visitors from all over the world enjoying what this amazing city has to offer.

Market St & Sutter St is conveniently located in the heart of downtown San Francisco. The easiest way to get there is by taking the BART train and alighting at Montgomery Station. From there, you're just a few short blocks away from the intersection.

When Nelson, an overworked advertising executive, meets the enigmatic Sara, his questions about her seemingly suspicious behavior on his driving tests cause her to fail due to presumed cheating.

The San Francisco Department of Motor Vehicles served as a Sweet November film set for the outdoor scene. The SFDMV is located on South Van Ness Ave (on 1377 Fell St) and is easily accessible from anywhere in the Bay Area. The area is home to the iconic Golden Gate Bridge, Coit Tower, and Alamo Park.

If driving isn't an option, to get to 1377 Fell St, hop onto one of the city buses and trains running frequently in the area.

After Sara convinces Nelson to give her a lift, they go to her home. She charms and lures him with tea, continually convincing him to stay a month with her as she promises it will drastically improve his life.

The building façade used for the scenes at Sara’s apartment is located at 298 Missouri Street on the corner of 18th Street in Potrero Hill, San Francisco. However, the scenes inside her apartment were filmed on a film set constructed from scratch at a decommissioned Treasure Island aircraft hangar.

The sky background seen out the window is not real; it was created with heavy use of trans light photography. The garden where Sara appears in the movie was filmed behind Blooms Saloon in San Fran.

To get to 298 Missouri Street in San Francisco, California, head west on Veterans Boulevard and turn right onto Missouri street. If coming from elsewhere, drive to US-101 South and take exit 423A for I-280 North toward San Francisco. Take exit 54A onto 6th Street toward Bryant Street and then turn left onto Missouri Street.

You can also navigate your way there by the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) from any of the numerous BART stations located around the Bay area and get off at Montgomery Station which is about 3 blocks away from 298 Missouri Street.

After Nelson accepts Sara’s offer, they go for a walk with some dogs (she is a dog walker). They talk about Sara’s work and life, in general. Nelson wonders how Sara can be so happy with her life and every moment of it.

The scene was shot on Crissy Field Beach. The area offers stunning views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz Island, Marin Headlands, and the Pacific Ocean. It's a wonderful place to kick back, relax and take in the fresh ocean breeze or just sit back and enjoy the gorgeous sunset.

Crissy Field Beach also has plenty of activities for visitors, including swimming, jogging, hiking, and biking along its paths. Getting there is a breeze, with a free shuttle service running every 30 minutes from downtown San Francisco and dropping visitors off directly at the beach.

Alternately, those with their own transportation can easily find it by following the Lombard Street route or parking in the nearby lots. Visitors should note that vehicles need to enter through either Mason Street or Presidio Avenue and be aware of restricted access signs throughout the area.

Sara and Nelson have a very active day together. In the evening they decide to have dinner on Sara’s beautiful terrace. She shares more details about how she helps people change their lives. After dinner, Nelson helps Sara with the dishes.

The rooftop of Bloom's Saloon, located at 1318 18th Street, served as the backdrop for Sara's terrace. Bloom's Saloon is an iconic bar and restaurant located near Union Square. It has been a long-time favorite for locals, offering an inviting atmosphere, with a great view of the downtown area and the Bay Bridge.

To get to the filming location of Sweet November, take either bus lines 22 or 48 from downtown, which will bring you to 1318 18th Street in less than 30 minutes.