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A route you drive or walk yourself, in your own car, on your own day.
The carnival on the old navy base, the plantation that plays her summer house, the mansion that plays its inside, and the cypress water with the boat.
All of them, free to read. Which one is closest right now? The app sorts them as you go. With The Week ›
Heinz-Vale, CC BY-SA 4.001Admission
The scene
Allie's summer house, outside.
The exterior of the summer house, and the avenue of oaks. The fence Noah drives into was hit by accident and kept in the film.
Boone Hall, Mount Pleasant, SC
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Inside
Worth knowing
02The scene
The ice cream date.
The pharmacy on Pitt Street still has the counter. The Outer Banks route stops on this same street for a different scene entirely.
Pitt St, Mount Pleasant, SC
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Also filmed here:
The Week
The Week does not unlock this route: every stop is free to read here. It guides you through it on the day. Across 41 mi of driving, it keeps the nearest stop next, and the map works with no signal. It covers the other 6 routes as well, so the next one costs you nothing extra.
$9 for 7 days · One payment, nothing renews.
Your seven days start in town, when you press Start the day on a paid route or arrive at one of its stops.
The app is on iPhone November 5. The Week is bought inside it, so there is nothing to pay for until then.

It starts at Boone Hall and ends at Cypress Gardens. The stops are ordered so the route does not double back.
About 3h for 7 stops, covering 41 miles. That is measured driving time plus the time each stop is worth, not the drive alone.
The locations, the order and what was filmed at each are free to read on this page. The Week covers carrying the route in the app, which sorts the stops by how far away you are, tells you when you have arrived while it is open, and keeps its map and photographs when there is no signal.
Not all of them are walk-ups. Boone Hall needs a ticket; The Williams Mansion can only be seen on a guided tour; Cypress Gardens needs a ticket. The rest are public and free to stand at.
The Notebook, across 7 locations in and around Charleston.
03The scene
Where Noah sees them together.
Noah spots Allie with Lon through the window here, which is what sends him back to the house.
199 E Bay St, Charleston, SC
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Daniel Mayer, CC BY-SA 3.004Tour only
The scene
Allie's summer house, inside.
The interiors of the same house, including the arguments with her parents. It is a different building from the exterior, two decisions made in different places.
16 Meeting St, Charleston, SC
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Warren LeMay, CC005The scene
The college, playing a college in New York.
The campus stands in for Sarah Lawrence, where Lon first asks Allie out.
66 George St, Charleston, SC
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Also filmed here: Dear John
Also filmed here: The Patriot
City of North Charleston, CC BY-SA 2.006The scene
Where the two of them meet.
The carnival that opens the film, with the ferris wheel Noah hangs from. The rides were brought in for the shoot; what is left is the park on the old navy base.
Riverfront Park, North Charleston, SC
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P. Hughes, CC BY-SA 4.007Admission
The scene
The boat, and the birds.
The rowing boat through the cypress. The swans were brought in for the shoot and are long gone; the water and the trees are not.
Cypress Gardens, Moncks Corner, SC
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Inside
Worth knowing
Also filmed here: The Patriot