Marvel's Spider-Man 2: Where To Find Aunt May's Grave

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By visiting Aunt May’s Grave and paying your respects in, you can earn the bronze You Know What To Do trophy. Although Peter’s beloved aunt is no longer there to give him her support, players can still seek out her memorial to hear some of Peter’s thoughts and feelings on her tragic passing.

Although the whole Parker family lived in a small house in Queens, Aunt May’s Grave is actually located in New York’s Harlem district. The exact location of the grave isn’t marked on your map, but you can visit the area at any point, including after beating main story. It’s a nice way for Peter to cap off the events of this game with a small but deeply personal moment.

Aunt May’s Grave is located in the Harlem cemetery in the northwestern corner of Harlem as shown above. The grave itself is located right in the middle of the cemetery, so you shouldn’t have too much trouble finding it.

Keep an eye out for other side activities available in Harlem, including one of Mysterio’s Mysteriums, a Hunter Base and Miles’ Cultural Museum questline. One of tiny Spider Bots can also be found a bit south of the cemetery.

You’ll find Aunt May’s Grave next to Uncle Ben’s, and there’s a clear interaction prompt that appears when you get up close to the gravestones. The cemetery is an important location for both Spider-Men, as Miles’ father Jefferson Davis is also buried nearby. As such, you might want to visit the cemetery as Miles as well.

Visiting Aunt May and Uncle Ben’s graves isn’t enough to earn the trophy. You’ll have to interact with them to trigger a short cutscene, at which point the trophy will pop. It’s worth noting that you have to be playing as Peter to get this trophy. Miles will also comment when he’s near the graves, but won’t say