8 iconic Harlem locations spotted in the new Starz comedy 'Run the World'

Screen grab of "Run the World" on Starz.

The new Starz series "Run the World" is finally here.

A "Sex and the City"-esque show about four Black best friends living in Harlem, the comedy features up-and-coming actresses Amber Stevens West, Andrea Bordeaux, Bresha Webb, and Corbin Reid.

But judging from the trailers, present-day Harlem is the real star.

And that's no accident. "'Run the World' is a love letter to Black women and a love letter to Harlem," the show's creator and writer, Leigh Davenport, has said.

Here's a look at eight iconic Harlem locations featured in the series—the comedy was filming all across the neighborhood last fall.

Listed from south to north, they make a great walking tour of the neighborhood:

1. Harlem Meer

Central Park, Fifth Ave and 110th Street

Harlem Meer in the northeast corner of Central Park

2. Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market

52 W 116th St between Fifth and Lenox Aves

The Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market on 116th Street

3. "Young Gifted & Harlem" mural by Ronald Draper

Morningside Ave and W 120th St

"Young Gifted & Harlem" mural by Ronald Draper

4. Brownstones in the Mount Morris Park Historic District

W 121st St between Mt. Morris Park West and Lenox Ave

Brownstones in the Mount Morris Park Historic District.

5. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Memorial by Branly Cadet

125th Street and Adam Clayton Powell Jr Boulevard

Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Memorial by Branly Cadet.

6. Harriet Tubman Memorial by Alison Saar

St. Nicholas Ave and W 122nd St

The Harriet Tubman Memorial on St. Nicholas Avenue in Harlem

7. Ginny's Supper Club

Red Rooster, 310 Malcolm X Blvd between W 125th and W 126th Sts

8. Under the Riverside Viaduct

12th Ave between W 125th St and W 135th Sts

Under the Riverside Viaduct in West Harlem

ICYMI: Film crews return to Harlem for new Starz series 'Run the World'

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