Collingswood, New Jersey was the idyllic setting of Matthew Quick's novel Silver Linings Playbook. A native of Oaklyn and graduate Collingswood High School, it's also Quick's old stomping grounds.

Although it's supposed to be in Baltimore in the film, Norristown State Hospital is the site of Pat's court-ordered rehabilitation. It's also where we first meet Chris Tucker, who has a relatively small, but great part in the film.

The quintessential Delco home, the Solitano homestead served as the starting point into Pat's re-emergence from the mental institution. Some of the the most gripping scenes in the film -- Pat searching for his wedding video, JLaw's pro-dancing argument and the parlay -- take place at the home.

In 2012, Monsignor Bonner (all boys) and Archibishop Prendergrast (all girls) merged into one high school. In the movie, it's Pat's former place of employment. He jogs here, clad in a sweatsuit and trash bag, and scares the crap out of a fellow teacher. This building was constructed in 1955.

Pat's friend Ronnie is trying to keep up with the proverbial Joneses. What does that mean? Fancy fireplaces and iPod docks! Pat and Tiffany are first introduced at the Swarthmore home with well-manicured shrubbery.

Ah, and so we've reached the famed Llanerch Diner. Already a legendary slice of Americana, the Llanerch was lifted into the stratosphere thanks to this film. If you're lucky enough to actually nab the sacred booth where Cooper and Lawerence had their non-date, you might get some funny looks if you don't order a raisin bran and tea. And remember, it's not a date.

Thought Pat doesn't actually step foot in the home of the Eagles, we see it from the highway and it's referenced multiple times in the film. Like a tried and true Iggles fan, Robert De Niro's character (Pat's father) has been barred from the premises due to assaulting another fan.

Also like a tried and true Iggles fan, Pat Solitano and friends tailgate in D Lot at the Wells Fargo Center.

The scenes at Benjamin Franklin House are brilliantly chaotic. Pat's dad is focused on the Eagles game for the parlay bet, Tiffany freaks out and go AWOL and professional dancers ready themselves for competition. All the while, Pat is relatively calm, even as his wife is in the house. As for the building, it's gorgeous entrance, lobby and ballroom are all on display during these pivotal moments.

The Movie District was a tremendous resource for the map -- particularly the running scenes. Pat's run is very much the an homage to Rocky, yet its contrast is stark. It's suburban and features trash bag over the Sly-like sweatsuit, what could be more un-Rocky? More importantly, who will win the race to erect a Bradley Cooper statue, Ridley Park or Upper Darby?

Main Street at its finest.

The trash bag sweatsuit rolls through Ridley Park and past Tiffany's house. What's cool about these scenes is David O. Russell decided to leave the street signs, so you can see Ladomus Avenue and Baldwin Avenue as Pat jogs (and eventually races) by. Lawrence asks the amazing question, "Can you forigve? Are you any good at that?"

Tiffany references the King of Prussia Mall when telling Pat the story of how her husband died. He went to pick her up some lingerie at Victoria's Secret. (Image via Flickr)

Tommy, Tiffany's deceased husband, was killed in a car accident on the Schuylkill Expressway while on his way home from the King of Prussia Mall.