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The office eventually went to a nearby ice rink where everyone let loose and skated. Michael, an avid skater and hockey player, had a great time. Before Michael married Holly, he was heartbroken over the fact that they were finally working together again but not in the romantic relationship that he had envisioned.

His down-in-the-dumps moment got worse when Jim abandoned him in the gas station parking lot, leaving him no way to get home. Without a wallet or phone, Michael was lost. He wandered to a nearby hot dog stand where he ordered a hot dog. Sadly, he had no way of paying the man and he was asked to leave. Little did fans know, this hot dog stand is still around. Fans can still go there today for hot dogs, sandwiches, burgers, and more. It's a grey-looking building with different companies on alternating floors.

The studio keeps the gate closed nowadays due to too many Office fans trying to get a peek inside and they added a sign to the front of the building. But besides those small details, the building still looks as it did in The Office. Fans can still park outside the studio and take pictures in front of the gate. Michael was a nervous wreck when he bought his first home, a condo in a beautiful complex. Carol Stills was his realtor and future girlfriend who helped him get the home he dreamed of filling with children.

Michael never did fill his condo with children but he did live in it for a while with Jan. Fans got a better view of the condo during a tour in the iconic 'Dinner Party' episode.

The actual address is Bonnie Place in Reseda, California. In the third season, Phyllis and Bob Vance made it official by getting married in a beautiful yet cringe-worthy affair. Everyone from the office was invited and it was a big episode for not just Phyllis but for the strange love triangle between Jim, Karen, and Pam.

Jim and Karen were a new couple and the wedding was one of the first outings as a couple. Pam had to watch them joyfully enjoy themselves while she felt alone. In the episode, Phyllis got married in a beautiful church while Michael hilariously pushed her father's wheelchair down the aisle beside her. After Jim and Pam become more serious, Jim admitted to the camera that he bought his parents' house with the intention of setting up roots there with Pam.

In reality, the condo is in a gated community in Reseda, California, but is visible from the street. Fans can drive onto Wyandotte Street in Reseda, and catch a glimpse of the condo from outside the gates of the community.

Starting out from a budding friendship, viewers see Pam and Jim fall in love, and eventually start a family together. In fact, Michael considers them to be his best friends, and actively shipped the two of them together. The house is on Calvert Street, and it looks just like it did on-screen, making it a great place for pictures and for a nostalgic trip down memory lane. Another favoured, if sometimes oddly inappropriate, relationship is between Phyllis and Bob Vance, from Vance Refrigeration.

They book a hotel near the Falls in an attempt to dissuade their co-workers from attending. However, Michael announces an office holiday so the team can head up for the wedding, and we see everyone at the venue. Both episodes are incredibly sweet, and we see the entire team from Scranton do a wacky, internet-trend dance down the aisle, much to the bemusement of Jim and Pam.

It was a lot of fun seeing everyone dance down the aisle and the entire scene is a funny, feel-good moment. However, fans can still do a drive-by and take photos outside the farm, and peek in to where Dwight spent his formative years. Krasinski did help make the opening credits by going to Scranton and taking footage of that welcome sign. He also got the stoplight downtown, and the producers decided to use it according to Bustle.

How we feel about johnkrasinski hosting nbcsnl tomorrow: pic. The show did make the effort to make references to Scranton. These are all things that are really found in Scranton, according to Mental Floss. The show did film elsewhere on rare occasions. So it sounds like the production tried to hide the fact that The Office was filmed in California, but also included some real footage from there to start each episode.