After the Marie Claire staff saw an early screening of the long-awaited Sex and the City movie, a few of us revealed our rabid fans status by taking the Sex tour. In New York City, cosmo-sloshing devotees can pack one of those big double decker buses for a guided tour past some of the movie’s most memorable locations. Cost: $80—roughly ten times the cost of the movie ticket. The bus was packed with gigglers eager to scarf down buttery cupcakes at Magnolia Bakery, whisper “Hello, lover,” to the Manolo Blahnik store window, and take our photos on Carrie’s stoop. Sex and the City made household names out of places most people outside of New York had never heard of (Sushi Samba; Bungalow 8), and gave an inside view to New Yorkers who couldn’t get past the velvet ropes. If you’re loathe to pony up $80, we’ve pinpointed the film’s most salient ‘It’ spots. (Warning: Spoiler Alert!) Beeline for them now before they’re overrun by wannabes!