Inside the Legendary Greta Garbo's Home

We take a rare look at the New York abode of an icon from Hollywood’s golden age. This classic floor through apartment is perched high above the east river and boasts cinematic views of the city. This timeless treasure was also perfectly preserved with the glamorous owners own furnishings and décor.

[@jackanthony976]

Garbo did not make her last film in 1936 as the host states in this video. Garbo made her last film in 1941 called "Two Faced Woman." How can the host of this video make such an error? A quick Google search will show a list of Garbo's films along with release dates.

[@Moosetta]

So true, Jack Anthony. He definitely got that date wrong.

[@paolazuffinetti]

This video is important because it keeps us in touch with the most intimate place a human being treasures on earth. And this is especially so in the case of Miss Garbo. I know it would have been impossible to meet her, even less to send her congratulations for her admirable career, but, at least, watching her home, allows me to keep her memory alive. If Greta is reading this note, she will discover how much she was and still is admired by many.

[@ilovetheseventies6461]

I want to live there

[@albertmorris6162]

Fabulous! Wrap it up and charge it!

[@Kinopanorama1]

Garbo had a good taste for liquor. Such favourite gins as Tanqueray and Bulldog, vermouth such as Noilly Prat and bitters.

[@acapulcoramon7601]

they removed the trolls from the couches......