Another great example of iconic TV homes that you can actually stay in today<\/em> is the large home used as the setting for the Mary Tyler Moore Show<\/em> in Minneapolis. Many a ’70s kid looked closely at the house in the opening, imagining Mary walking in front of that famous apartment window from her living room.<\/p>\n Today, you can stay in the Mary Tyler Moore Show<\/em> house, aptly named The Moore House Minneapolis<\/a>. No word if they provide a beret as you enter, so you can head into the city and throw it in the air.<\/p>\n Keep scrolling for our list of more iconic homes that will take you back to your childhood, and even some more recent ones.<\/p>\n From the ’60s to today, these are some of the most famous homes on TV \u2014 here’s what they look like now.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Stephen Lenz<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n Before Google Earth and instant streaming, your imagination had to do the traveling, and TV and movies were your passport. From pirate coves to suburban streets, these were the places every kid dreamed of visiting.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Gallery Credit: Stephen Lenz<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nLOOK: See What Iconic TV Homes Look Like Today<\/h2>\n
LOOK: Every Kid Wanted to Go to These Famous TV and Movie Locations<\/h2>\n