THE OFFICE SELF-GUIDED TOUR IN SCRANTON

1. The Office Exhibition & World's Largest Dundie Award

Everhart Museum, 1901 Mulberry Street, Scranton, PA

Experience an exclusive exhibit of authentic The Office props and costumes at the Everhart Museum in Scranton, PA!

Step inside The Office Exhibition at the Everhart Museum—an exclusive, first-of-its-kind experience you won’t find anywhere else. This immersive exhibition brings all nine seasons of The Office to life with authentic props, rare costumes, interactive displays, and behind-the-scenes stories that celebrate Scranton’s connection to America’s favorite workplace comedy.

Explore the series through the lens of Scranton, from its fictional portrayal on-screen to the real-world enthusiasm of fans around the globe. Whether you're a lifelong viewer or new to Dunder Mifflin’s world, this exhibition offers an unforgettable way to walk through the nostalgia and humor that made the show a cultural phenomenon.

The Office Exhibition is a ticketed event and includes regular museum admission.

Among the museum's highlights is NBC’s Peacock-presented “largest Dundie in the world,” gifted to Scranton as the "Best Hometown of The Office" in 2021 as a real-life nod to the show’s iconic Dundie ceremonies. The massive award, once displayed at Scranton City Hall (featured in the show’s opening credits), is now proudly showcased at the Everhart Museum in Nay Aug Park as of early October 2025.

The Everhart Museum is open Wednesday through Sunday from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and closed Mondays and Tuesdays.

DUNDIE AWARD EPISODE REFERENCES:
• The Dundies – Season 2, Episode 1
• Michael's Last Dundies – Season 7, Episode 21

2. Penn Paper Tower

Pennsylvania Paper & Supply Co., 215 Vine Street, Scranton, PA

John Krasinski and his friends famously filmed the opening credits of The Office from his car while exploring Scranton and researching for the show. They captured some of the city's most iconic spots, including the Pennsylvania Paper & Supply Co. building. In a nod to the show’s legacy, the company later added a Dunder Mifflin sign to the tower, making it a must-see for The Office enthusiasts.

Visitors can stop by Pennsylvania Paper & Supply Co. during business hours to view The Office photos and memorabilia displayed inside, making the visit even more immersive. Whether snapping a photo of the tower or taking in the show's nostalgia, this landmark is a key stop on any self-guided tour of Scranton.

EPISODE REFERENCES:
• Opening Credits

3. Scranton Welcomes You Sign

The Marketplace at Steamtown (Second Floor), 300 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, PA

The iconic Scranton sign made famous in the opening credits of The Office and filmed by John Krasinski, now proudly resides on the second floor of The Marketplace at Steamtown (formerly The Steamtown Mall). While the original sign was once located along the Central Scranton Expressway — now the Biden Expressway — it was removed to prevent traffic disruptions caused by fans stopping for photos. The sign on display is a replica, offering a perfect photo op for Office enthusiasts without the traffic hazards! Find out more info about the Scranton Welcomes You Sign!

EPISODE REFERENCES:
• Opening Credits
• The Merger – Season 3, Episode 8

The Marketplace at Steamtown (formerly the Steamtown Mall) holds a special place in the hearts of The Office fans, as it’s referenced in several iconic episodes. Perhaps the most memorable mention is in Women’s Appreciation (Season 3, Episode 22), when Michael takes the women of Dunder Mifflin on a trip to the mall after an uncomfortable office incident.

Fans can relive these moments by visiting the actual locations featured in the show, grabbing a Stanley-approved pretzel at Auntie Anne’s, or hunting for a Phyllis and Pam-inspired outfit at Boscov’s — just like the characters would! In true Kelly Kapoor fashion, don’t forget her enthusiastic plea:

EPISODE REFERENCES:
• Drug Testing – Season 2, Episode 20
• Casino Night – Season 2, Episode 22
• Women's Appreciation – Season 3, Episode 22
• Dunder Mifflin Infinity Part 1 & 2 – Season 4, Episodes 3 & 4
• Casual Friday – Season 5, Episode 26

4. The Office: The Story of Us Mural

503 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, PA

This 86-foot-wide mural features 17 characters from ‘The Office’ along with memorable quotes. It’s the only official mural globally recognized by NBC, Peacock, and authorized by the show's actors. The Office Mural was dedicated in 2023 and created by Hagopian Arts.

This incredible initiative, orchestrated by Scranton Tomorrow and created by Hagopian Arts, is a loving nod to a show that embedded Scranton firmly into the hearts of millions across the globe. This mural is more than a painting; it is an invitation to live a chapter of your own Scranton story.

5. Electric City Sign

507 Linden Street, Scranton, PA

Fans of The Office will remember this iconic line from the hilarious "Lazy Scranton" video, a parody orientation created by Michael Scott and Dwight Schrute to welcome new Dunder Mifflin employees. In the video, they rap about Scranton’s landmarks, including the famous Electric City Sign, which is proudly lit up in downtown Scranton. The song, sometimes referred to as "Straight Outta Scranton" by fans, also references the Lackawanna Coal Mine Tour, the Anthracite Heritage Museum, and Montage Mountain.

The famous Electric City sign, located in downtown Scranton, is a true landmark and a must-see for any Office fan on a Scranton tour. This neon-lit sign has become synonymous with the city’s identity, proudly referenced in the show as a nod to Scranton's historic nickname. Visiting the Electric City sign is like stepping into an episode of The Office, bringing you closer to the quirky humor of Dunder Mifflin's fictional world.

EPISODE REFERENCES:
• The Merger – Season 3, Episode 8

6. Cooper's Seafood House

701 North Washington Avenue, Scranton, PA

Cooper's Seafood House, a favorite Dunder Mifflin hangout, is known for its seafood and offers a variety of The Office merchandise in its large gift shop. Established in 1948, this historic Scranton restaurant and Lackawanna County landmark has become a beloved dining destination, both in the show and in real life. Fans can "stuff their face with lobster, Michael Scott-style," then explore the gift shop filled with The Office-inspired souvenirs and Scranton memorabilia.

EPISODE REFERENCES:
• Branch Closing – Season 3, Episode 7
• The Merger – Season 3, Episode 8
• Launch Party Part 1 & 2 – Season 4, Episodes 5 & 6
• Business Ethics – Season 5, Episode 3
• The Banker – Season 6, Episode 14

7. Alfredo's Pizza Café

1040 South Washington Avenue, Scranton, PA

Alfredo's Cafe, a well-known Scranton restaurant, is endorsed by the Dunder Mifflin staff as "the good pizza." This is in contrast to the fictional "Pizza by Alfredo," which Kevin Malone famously refers to as "a hot plate of garbage."

EPISODE REFERENCES:
• Fun Run Part 1 & 2 – Season 4, Episodes 1 & 2
• Launch Party Part 1 & 2 – Season 4, Episodes 5 & 6
• Sabre – Season 6, Episode 15

8. Poor Richard's Pub

Idle Hours Entertainment Center South, 125 Beech Street, Scranton, PA

Poor Richard's Pub, the iconic bar from The Office, is a must-visit for any true fan exploring Scranton. This real-life pub is located inside Idle Hours Entertainment Center South and is known as the Dunder Mifflin crew’s favorite after-work hangout. Poor Richard’s Pub appeared in numerous episodes, including “St. Patrick's Day,” where the Dunder Mifflin team has a St. Patrick's Day party after work.

Today, fans can visit this real-life bar and enjoy The Office-themed drinks like "The Michael Scotch" or "The Pretzel Day Martini," making it a perfect spot to relive classic show moments. If you’re a fan of the iconic Dundies or just want to grab a drink like Meredith, Poor Richard's Pub offers an unforgettable Office experience!

Bonus Note

Idle Hours Entertainment Center South is a bowling and entertainment center formerly called Idle Hours Lanes. In Season 5's "Dream Team" episode, Ryan briefly worked at the bowling lanes at Idle Hours and can be seen wearing an employee shirt with a branded bowling pin on the counter, making it a double dose of Scranton nostalgia for visiting fans.

EPISODE REFERENCES:
• The Dundies – Season 2, Episode 1
• Halloween – Season 2, Episode 5
• Christmas Party – Season 2, Episode 10
• Branch Closing – Season 3, Episode 7
• Cocktails – Season 3, Episode 18
• Local Ad – Season 4, Episode 9
• St. Patrick's Day – Season 6, Episode 19
• The Boat – Season 9, Episode 6
• A.A.R.M. Part 1 & 2 – Season 9, Episodes 24 & 25

9. Chili's Grill & Bar – Scranton Branch

3905 Commerce Boulevard, Dickson City, PA

Ok, ok, so it’s not technically in Scranton — but it’s just a short 4-mile drive away from Scranton! Step into the only Chili’s with The Office-themed décor and menu nods — plus the only one where you can still order the legendary Awesome Blossom. Located near the real-life hometown of Dunder Mifflin, this one-of-a-kind spot is a must-visit for fans of the beloved sitcom and its Scranton roots. From playful decorations to subtle shout-outs, it celebrates the show’s lasting popularity in a fun and welcoming way. Don’t be surprised if you feel inspired to channel your inner Pam Beesly, Dundie award in hand.

Don’t miss the dedicated photo booth area, complete with an Awesome Blossom and margarita setup—perfect for recreating "The Client" episode where Michael Scott unexpectedly seals the deal over appetizers and cocktails. Pose where business brilliance (and a little chaos) unfolded, just like Michael and Jan at Chili’s. It’s a must-visit moment for any Office fan looking to channel their inner World’s Best Boss.

EPISODE REFERENCES:
• The Dundies – Season 2, Episode 1
• Halloween – Season 2, Episode 5
• The Client – Season 2, Episode 7
• Casino Night – Season 2, Episode 22

10. Dwight Schrute Mural

On&On, 1138 Capouse Avenue, Scranton, PA

Visit the Dwight Schrute Mural, a must-see for fans of The Office TV show! This vibrant mural, located at On&On, captures the essence of one of Dunder Mifflin's most iconic characters. Fans of Dwight Schrute won’t want to miss this photo-worthy stop while exploring real-life Scranton filming locations from The Office.

Fan Bonus: Lackawanna County Courthouse Square

The Lackawanna County Courthouse Square is a must-visit for fans of The Office, situated right in the heart of Scranton. You'll find the iconic Electric City Sign located beside the courthouse courtyard. These two landmarks offer a perfect pairing for a memorable The Office Self-Guided Tour stop.

Ready to dive deep into the world of Dunder Mifflin? Grab The Office Self-Guided Tour map below or at our Visitors Center, or use the interactive map and embark on an unforgettable journey! Don't wait — start your Scranton adventure today!

Lackawanna County Convention & Visitors Bureau

MONDAY - FRIDAY  |  10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
135 Jefferson Ave, Scranton, PA 18503