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Posted by Ra Moon Set in the fictional town of Rio Paloma, Texas, Dutton Ranch was filmed in and around Fort Worth and Dallas.



The Yellowstone spin-off stars Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser reprising their roles as Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler, moving away from the vast landscapes of Montana into Texas’s rough landscapes.

Welcome to Rio Paloma and our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of Dutton Ranch. You'll find the locations listed in order of first appearance.

Where was Dutton Ranch filmed?
The new Dutton Ranch is actually the Saunders Ranch, a historic cattle and horse ranch located near Weatherford in Parker County, west of Fort Worth.

Established in 1934, this family ranch is known for breeding performance horses, producing rodeo livestock, and preserving multi-generational ranching traditions.
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The 10 Petal Ranch is the massive 5,400-acre South Creek Ranch near Ferris, about 20 minutes south of downtown Dallas.

The property includes the Tall Oaks mega mansion, the ranch’s centerpiece estate, overlooking lakes and rolling pastureland.

This luxurious stone house was the home of well-known businessman W. Ray Wallace, who was the CEO of Dallas-based Trinity Industries, until he passed away in 2016.
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Rio Paloma, Texas
The Rio Paloma gas station and convenience store is Tommy’s, located on the outskirts of Mineral Wells in Palo Pinto County.
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The Roughnecks bar in Rio Vista served as the Split Heart Bar.

Rio Vista is a very small town with a population of about 1,000 residents, located roughly 20 miles south of Fort Worth in Johnson County.
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Rio Paloma High School is E.M. Daggett Middle School in the Fairmount residential area of Fort Worth.
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The Rio Paloma rodeo scenes were filmed at Reunion Grounds in Granbury, a local event venue associated with the Hood County Stampede Rodeo and fair.
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The Western Inn in Montana featured in the second episode, "Earn Another Day," is a one-star hotel in Cleburne, situated about 30 miles south of Fort Worth in Johnson County.
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The livestock auction scene was filmed at the Cleburne Horse Auction.
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Posted by Ra Moon Set at the fictional Briar University in Massachusetts, Off Campus was filmed entirely in Vancouver, British Columbia.



The romantic drama series, adapted from Elle Kennedy’s bestselling Off-Campus books, follows an elite university ice hockey team.

The series stars Belmont Cameli as team captain Garrett Graham and Ella Bright as music student Hannah Wells.

Welcome to Briar U and our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of Off Campus. You'll find the locations in order of first appearance.

Off Campus locations
The Briar University Hawks ice hockey arena is the Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre on the University of British Columbia (UBC) campus in Vancouver.

Rebuilt in 2008–2009, the complex contains three ice surfaces, including the 5,000-seat main arena featured in the series.
(You can open all the locations on Google Maps by clicking on the links below in the captions ↴)
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The Briar University
Briar University is an amalgam of several locations. Adams Hall in the series is the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre, with the iconic Ladner Clock Tower.

This is UBC’s central learning and library hub, built around the original 1925 Main Library.
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The Bristol House is actually the UBC Chemistry Building.

Built in the 1920s, its heritage architecture has often served as a backdrop for productions filmed on campus, including The Adam Project and The Order series.
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The Chan Centre for the Performing Arts stands in for the Kaufman Center, where Hannah attends her music lessons.

This spectacular concert hall has also featured in many productions filmed in the city, most recently in the second season of The Last of Us.
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The Off Campus house
The fraternity house is a legacy residential property in Vancouver’s West Point Grey neighbourhood.

Built in 1915, this craftsman-style wood-frame residence is currently home to Sigma Phi Delta, UBC’s engineering fraternity chapter.
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Malone's Diner and Bar exterior was filmed at The Heatley, a neighbourhood hangout located on the corner of the historic Heatley Block building in Vancouver’s Strathcona area.
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Some exterior campus scenes, including the Briar U block party sequence, were filmed at the former Riverview Hospital in Coquitlam.

This is a location we’ve lost track of how many times we’ve seen on screen, having been used in countless productions, from Virgin River to the 2003 Christmas classic Elf.
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The ice rink in the second episode, “The Practice,” is the Father David Bauer Arena, a smaller community rink that is part of the Thunderbird Sports Centre at UBC.
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The scenes with Dean (Stephen Thomas Kalyn) and Allie (Mika Abdalla) in the New York apartment featured in episode six, “The Breakaway,” were filmed in the Den Suite at The Douglas Hotel in downtown Vancouver.

This two-level, social-style suite features a lounge with a fireplace, a billiards/pool table, and two loft-style bedrooms overlooking BC Place Stadium.
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The scenes in the New York bar in episode seven, “The Faceoff,” were also filmed in a lounge at The Douglas Hotel.

Known for its modern design and rooftop urban park, the luxury complex offers standard rooms that typically range from around US$210–350 per night.


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Posted by Ra Moon Set in the fictional town of Sowell Bay, Washington, Remarkably Bright Creatures was filmed entirely in and around Vancouver, British Columbia.



Inspired by the 2022 bestselling novel by Shelby Van Pelt, the movie stars Sally Field, Lewis Pullman, and a remarkably clever octopus living in a small local Pacific Coast aquarium.

Welcome to Sowell Bay and our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of Remarkably Bright Creatures. You'll find the locations in order of first appearance.

Remarkably Bright Creatures locations
The Sowell Bay Aquarium exterior is the Deep Cove Yacht Club in North Vancouver, overlooking the southern tip of Indian Arm fjord (center image).

But as you can see in the image below, the facade was digitally modified using colors and design elements from the Lookout Coffee Shop, a scenic spot in Horseshoe Bay, perched above Sewell's Marina with panoramic views of Howe Sound.
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Many interior shots of the aquarium, including some jellyfish tanks, were filmed at the Vancouver Aquarium in Stanley Park.

Opened in 1956, Canada's largest public aquarium houses around 65,000 marine animals across 120 exhibits.

As you can imagine, you won't find Marcellus itself there, but Agnetha, a resident giant Pacific octopus that the filmmakers recorded for footage in the movie.
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The dock with Tova's bench, featured several times in the movie, is the Deep Cove Government Dock, located near the boating club used as the aquarium.

However, if you visit the area, you won’t be able to sit there like her, since the bench and the streetlight were film props.
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Sowell Bay, Washington
In the movie, Sowell Bay is located somewhere in Snohomish County in the U.S. state of Washington.

Gallant Avenue, the main street in Deep Cove running through the village center toward the Indian Arm fjord, served as the central street of Sowell Bay.

Although it doesn’t have an open-ocean coastline, Snohomish County does border Puget Sound, a large inland saltwater estuary connected to the Pacific Ocean.
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Olympus Realty was filmed in a vacant store on Gallant Avenue, and Rita's Hair Design is a real beauty salon located across the street.
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Next door to the vacant shop is Sorry Coffee, which appears as Avery’s Wild Tide paddleboard store.
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Remarkably Bright Creatures house
Tova’s beautiful home is also located in North Vancouver’s Deep Cove, with its private dock and waterfront garden featured at the end of the movie.

The house was rebuilt in the 1970s/1980s around an early 1920s log cabin.

This four-bedroom, four-fireplace property was listed recently for more than five million CAD (around 3.7 million USD).
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After the failed trip to the also fictional town of Elsbeth, Tova and Cameron stop to breathe some fresh air at Whytecliff Beach, part of a scenic oceanfront park near Horseshoe Bay along Howe Sound.
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In the background of the paddleboard scene is the Deep Cove Kayak Centre, situated at a popular spot for water sports in the area.
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The restaurant scene with Tova's friends was filmed at the Blue Canoe Waterfront Restaurant, a well-known seafood eatery in Steveston Village, Richmond, just south of Vancouver.
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The scene with Simon was filmed at the Bufala River District, a stylish modern Italian restaurant located in a large riverside neighborhood in southeast Vancouver along the Fraser River.
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4 comments:

1- Anonymous - May 9, 2026, 10:38 PM
Thank you for the info. As a longtime resident of the PNW, it's always a challenge to guess the location.

2- Anonymous - May 10, 2026, 9:13 AM
Great locations, well selected, for a very interesting film. Thanks!

3- Anonymous - May 10, 2026, 10:53 AM
Very good information! Now my husband and I are looking to visit there!

4- Anonymous - May 10, 2026, 9:57 PM
The above article mentions Snohomish County, over 100 miles south of Vancouver, BC, so it was a bit confusing to me. It seems most of the filming was done in British Columbia, not Washington state. Enjoyed the film as well as the book. Thank you.

Posted by Ra Moon Set at the mysterious fictional New Hyde Hospital, the third season of the The Terror series, Devil in Silver, was filmed in and around New York.



This time, the AMC horror anthology series adapts Victor LaValle’s 2013 novel, following Pepper (Dan Stevens), a working-class mover wrongfully committed to a mental institution.

There, Pepper battles scheming patients, secretive doctors, and other terrifying threats lurking within its walls.

Welcome to New Hyde Psychiatric Hospital and our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of The Terror: Devil in Silver. You’ll find the locations in order of first appearance.

The Terror New Hyde Hospital
The New Hyde Hospital is inspired by the Bayley Seton Hospital, a historic medical center in Stapleton, Staten Island.

The massive 20-acre (81,000 m²), 12-building site was established in 1831 as a U.S. Marine Hospital for sailors. It later evolved into a public health facility, with its main 1930s building still standing.

The Sisters of Charity renamed it after Elizabeth Ann Seton in 1981, later focusing on mental health and substance abuse services.

Financial issues led the complex to change hands until its final closure around 2020, when it was still being used at reduced capacity by The Salvation Army.
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The creepy Behavioral Unit entrance is located at the rear of the main building façade.

Derelict parts of the hospital were used in the TV series Gotham for Arkham Asylum scenes. It also appeared in the Amazon series Hunters.

Bayley Seton Hospital also has numerous paranormal stories due to its dark history, including mob attacks, quarantines, and tragic patient deaths within its abandoned buildings.

Where was The Terror: Devil in Silver filmed?
The house that Pepper has to clear out is located on North Henry Street in Greenpoint, Brooklyn’s northernmost neighborhood.
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The scene where Pepper enters berserk mode was filmed at a condominium building on Hinckley Place, a residential street in Kensington, Brooklyn.

This six-story mid-rise with 82 units was built in 1927 in the New Law Tenement style.
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Posted by Ra Moon Set on a small, isolated fictional island off the coast of New England, Widow’s Bay was filmed entirely in Massachusetts.



Matthew Rhys stars as the island’s ambitious mayor, Tom Loftis, trying to turn the town into a tourist destination despite the locals’ belief that the island is cursed.

Here is our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of Widow’s Bay. You will find the locations in order of first appearance.

Widow’s Bay locations
In one of the first scenes, Loftis’ teenage son, Evan, is smoking with his friends on a car.

This scene takes place at White Wharf in Rockport’s old harbor. Rockport is a small seaside town of about 7,000 residents on the tip of the Cape Ann peninsula, around 40 miles northeast of Boston.
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Berlin's historic Town Hall, dating from 1870, served as Widow's Bay Town Hall.

This historic civic building is a Greek Revival structure that now operates as a community event venue.
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The local harbor was filmed at Lane’s Cove, a picturesque landing harbor protected by a granite storm wall on the eastern Cape Ann side of Gloucester.

This location was also featured in the Oscar-winning movie CODA, although only the Harbor Master’s Office is a real building; the others, including the lobster shack, were film props.
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The Barnabus Tavern interior is Vincent’s, a long-standing rustic bar and music venue in Worcester, known for its live music and famous meatball sandwich.
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The Salty Whale exterior was a former art gallery called Dark Star Philosophia on Bearskin Neck, a narrow peninsula in Rockport.

Originally a fishing village, Bearskin Neck has evolved into a lively area filled with small shops, seafood restaurants, and tourists.
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The Widow’s Bay Inn house
Widow’s Bay Inn exterior is the Lorenzo Maynard's mansion, a Second Empire-style house in Maynard, about 25 miles northwest of Boston.

Built in 1873, it was a symbol of the town’s industrial elite in the late 19th century.

Today, the house survives as divided apartment units.
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Widow’s Bay church is Martha-Mary Chapel, a small white-clapboard chapel built in 1940 by Henry Ford on the grounds of Longfellow’s Wayside Inn in Sudbury.
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The exterior of Widow’s Bay local museum, which appears for the first time in the third episode, "The Inaugural Swim," is a private single-family home in the town of Harvard.

Built in 1800 in a rural residential area in Worcester County, this four-bedroom house sits on a large 5.8-acre lot.

The old structure was saved from demolition and refurbished in 1980.
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The shots with tourists flooding the town’s streets were also filmed on Bearskin Neck in Rockport.
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The beach was filmed at Half Moon Beach in Gloucester, a small, crescent‑shaped beach located inside Stage Fort Park.
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The lighthouse is the Eastern Point Lighthouse, which is located across Gloucester Harbor on the eastern tip of Cape Ann, and is visible from Half Moon Beach with binoculars.

The current cylindrical brick tower, completed in 1890, is an active U.S. Coast Guard lighthouse, although it's closed to the public.
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The Driftwood Diner in the scene with Marissa (played by Elizabeth Alderfer of AP Bio) is Johnson’s Restaurant and Dairy Bar, a family-run American eatery in Groton.
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Patricia (played by Kate O'Flynn) lives in a house in Ayer, a small town in north-central Massachusetts, featured in the fourth episode, "Beach Reads."

Built in 1820, this three-bedroom, two-bathroom single-family home has an estimated value of around half a million dollars.
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Posted by Ra Moon Set in the fictional Wandarra National Park, Apex was filmed on location in Norway, California, and New South Wales, Australia.



Charlize Theron stars as Sasha, who ventures into a remote park deep in the Australian outback, where survival becomes a high-stakes game of instinct and deception.

Welcome to Wandarra and our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of Apex. You’ll find the locations listed in order of their first appearance.

Apex locations
The movie opens with a climbing scene that was filmed on location at the real Troll Wall, Europe’s tallest vertical rock face, rising 1,100 meters (3,609 feet).

Also known as Trollveggen, this imposing landmark rises dramatically above Norway’s Romsdalen Valley.

Charlize Theron learned rock climbing from scratch with an expert, starting with no prior experience, to perform most of her own stunts on real cliffs—including barefoot sequences.
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Apex in Australia: The Wandarra National Park
The first camping spot in Australia was filmed at the Lost City North Lookout, a scenic viewpoint in the Gardens of Stone State Conservation Area, just a few kilometres north of Lithgow.

The lookout sits above the pagoda-like sandstone ‘Lost City’ formations, offering expansive views over the rocky landscape and Marrangaroo Creek.
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We’re not 100% sure about this location, but the ranger’s station in the fictional Wandarra National Park looks like the Rangers Headquarters building at Waratah Park in Duffys Forest, north of Sydney.

This building served as the central set for the iconic TV series Skippy the Bush Kangaroo (1967–69).

On the other hand, one of our readers commented that this is actually the National Parks office for the Glenbrook area in Blue Mountains National Park, but the exterior of the building doesn’t look like this.
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The store is the post office next to the Central Garage service station in Bowning, a small historic village in NSW’s Southern Tablelands, about 75 km (47 miles) northeast of Canberra.

When Sasha asks for directions to the Grand Isle Narrows canyon, the map shows the Kedumba Valley, a scenic area in Blue Mountains National Park (NSW), about 100 km (62 miles) west of Sydney.
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The scene with Sasha whitewater kayaking was filmed at the Ginninderra Falls, a gorge on Ginninderra Creek near the NSW/ACT border, close to Canberra.

Once a popular public site with trails, open between 1979 and 2004, the park is now privately owned and closed to the public, amid development proposals and conservation efforts.
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As local outlets reported, additional water scenes were filmed around The Needles along the Woronora River.

This swimming spot is located between Engadine and Barden Ridge in Sydney’s south, near Royal National Park.

The crew trained at the Penrith Whitewater Stadium, a world-class artificial whitewater course built for the 2000 Sydney Olympics to host canoe and kayak slalom events.
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According to one of our readers, the narrow slot canyon that Sasha climbs is Dry Canyon (also known as Wolgan View Canyon), located in Wollemi National Park, a short drive from Lithgow in the Blue Mountains region.

The canyon lies near the Glow Worm Tunnel area and makes an excellent, family-friendly addition to a visit to the tunnel.
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The Grand Canyon in the Blue Mountains, near Blackheath, is also featured in several scenes.

It’s a stunning 6.3 km (4 miles) loop hike through a narrow sandstone gorge, with lush rainforest, waterfalls, creek crossings, and dramatic cliffs.
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After a rough dip that definitely wasn’t in the travel brochure, the pair emerge at Glenbrook Gorge in Blue Mountains National Park.

There are a few popular, family-friendly swimming holes nearby, such as the Jellybean Pool, but the waterfall in the background was added via CGI.

Reached by a short, easy track with calm waters, it’s a great spot for picnics and a refreshing dip, if you’re not currently dealing with a situation.
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The climbing sequence was filmed on the towering sandstone cliffs around the Glenbrook Gorge river.

The production was based at Disney Studios in Sydney, where some of the stunt scenes were filmed.
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The final beach scene was not filmed in Australia, but at Westward Beach, near Point Dume in Malibu, California.
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1- Anonymous - Apr 27, 2026, 1:24 AM
I love Australia and have made several trips to QLD, NSW, and Hinchinbrook Island as a younger man. I really enjoyed Apex. However, I loved all the different locations' scenery every bit as well. OZ and the people I found friendly and with a great sense of humor. Some of my favorite memories of my 76 years right there with my hikes in the Grand Canyon in Arizona.

2- Anonymous - Apr 30, 2026, 12:31 AM
The very first camping spot shown in the movie is the Lost City North lookout just north of Lithgow, NSW. The scene where the heroine stems up a narrow slot canyon is Dry Canyon, about 20 km further north, along the Glow Worm Tunnel road. Beautiful terrain with too many canyons and trails to count.

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   3- Ra Moon - Apr 30, 2026, 12:38 AM
   Thank you, updated!

4- Anonymous - May 2, 2026, 4:32 PM
The National Parks office was at Glenbrook in Blue Mountains National Park, not Waratah Gardens.

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   5- Ra Moon - May 3, 2026, 8:45 AM
   Appreciate the info! Although the exterior doesn’t look like it >> image on Google Maps.

6- Anonymous - May 13, 2026, 10:53 PM
I'm afraid that the final beach is Point Dume in Malibu. Yes, I was shocked by it.

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   7- Ra Moon - May 14, 2026, 8:21 AM
   Thank you, you are right!

Posted by Ra Moon Set at the fictional Walton University, Roommates was entirely filmed in New Jersey.



The teen comedy stars Adam Sandler's daughter, Sadie, and Chloe East as college freshmen, exploring the absurdity of campus first-year life through parties, hangovers, and escalating roommate tensions.

Welcome to Walton and our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of Roommates. You'll find the locations in order of first appearance.

Walton University in Roommates
The real Walton University is an amalgam of various locations in New Jersey.

Roommates opens with an establishing shot of Johnson Hall, a key building on the Johnson & Johnson World Headquarters campus, adjacent to Rutgers University in New Brunswick.

Serving corporate functions, this elegant building is crowned by a monumental 30-foot-tall cupola clock tower.
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However, many exteriors at Walton University were filmed at Drew University in Madison, located 25 miles west of New York City.

Founded in 1867, its serene 186-acre wooded campus, dubbed the "University in the Forest," occupies the former Gibbons estate, blending Greek Revival, Gothic, and neoclassical architecture amid suburban Morris County greenery.
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The girls stay at Asbury Hall, one of the oldest residence halls at Drew University.

Not sure if the rooms have pink toilets, but the residence hall hosts Drew’s domestic and international students.
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The graduation ceremony was filmed at the Montclair High School, New Jersey's oldest continuously operating high school since its 1886 founding.

The school is located in Montclair's vibrant Essex County enclave, split between the main building and the George Inness Annex.
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The Frosh Orientation scene looks like it was filmed at the Essex County TreeTop Adventure Course at Turtle Back Zoo in West Orange.

This adventure park offers thrilling aerial obstacle challenges up to 35 feet high.
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The Roommates house
Devon's family home is a grand single-family Victorian house built in 1887 in Upper Montclair.

Featuring seven bedrooms, high ceilings, turret rooms, and a front porch, the property was last sold for $745K in 2013, with a current estimated value of around $2.2M.
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Demarest Hall, built in 1950 on Rutgers University's College Avenue Campus in New Brunswick, served as Addison Hall.

This is a compact co-ed traditional residence hall featured several times in the movie and houses 170 students in singles, doubles, and suites.
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The library scene was filmed at the beautiful Gardner A. Sage Library of New Brunswick Theological Seminary on Rutgers' College Avenue Campus.

Housed in a striking Gothic Revival building dubbed the "jewel of the campus," it does not focus on architecture but on theological resources.
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Biggies Clam Bar is the real name of the pub where the girls have shots, located in Carlstadt.

This is a family-owned seafood staple since 1946, specializing in fresh clams, oysters, wings, pizzas, burgers, and late-night vibes.
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The snow-covered images of the campus were filmed at several locations, mostly using stock footage.

The image pictured is from Drew University. Later on, it appears a shot from the University of Chicago.

The filmmakers also included a snow-blanketed staircase from Hiroshima University in Japan and the building with a bell tower is Eliot House at Harvard University in Boston, Massachusetts.
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Here is yet another Walton University campus scene filmed at a different location: the Loyola Jesuit Center in Morristown is a serene Jesuit retreat house on 30 acres of lawns, gardens, and woods, located 30 miles from NYC.
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Without leaving New Jersey, the Spring Break pool party in Florida was filmed at the Ocean Place Resort and Spa, a beachfront luxury hotel in Long Branch, between NYC and Atlantic City.

Featuring ocean-view rooms, a full-service spa, and indoor/outdoor pools, room rates typically range from $250–$350 per night on average.
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The Liquorama store is a discount liquor store open daily in Kearny.
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The WaltonCon is held at the Richard Weeks Hall of Engineering, a flagship 106,000 square feet facility on Rutgers University's Busch Campus in Piscataway.

Opened in 2018, the $84M, four-story building houses civil and environmental engineering, advanced manufacturing labs, robotics, rapid prototyping spaces, and collaborative areas designed to foster interdisciplinary innovation.
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Posted by Ra Moon Set in the fictional town of Annieville, South Carolina, Thrash was actually filmed entirely in and around Melbourne, Australia.



The story revolves around a category 5 hurricane called Henry that floods a South Carolina coastal town, unleashing bull sharks on trapped residents, including a pregnant woman and a trio of foster siblings.

Welcome to Annieville and our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of Thrash. You'll find the locations in order of first appearance.

Where is Annieville, South Carolina?
In the real world, Annieville is a tiny, rural neighbourhood in Georgetown County, South Carolina, situated about 10–15 miles north of Georgetown and near coastal spots like Pawleys Island, Litchfield Beach, and marshy areas including Marsh Point and Mingo.

In Thrash, the town is an amalgam of various locations in Victoria, Australia.
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The McKay's Meats building is the historic John Darling and Son Flour Mill in Albion, Victoria.

Opened in 1922, this red-brick mill complex with prominent silos operated as a major roller flour mill until the 1990s.
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After leaving the factory, Lisa (played by Phoebe Dynevor, who starred in Bridgerton) drives across Annieville, SC.

This scene was filmed in the seaside town of Williamstown, a charming suburb about 11 km (7 miles) southwest of Melbourne in Hobsons Bay.
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The scenes of Annieville just before landfall were filmed on Nelson Place, also in Williamstown.

Williamstown was transformed from a neglected industrial port into a trendy village, preserving many beautiful historical buildings.
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The scenes on the port with Dale and his oceanic research vessel were filmed at Mornington Pier, on the Mornington Peninsula, about a one-hour drive southeast of Melbourne.

This location has been a fishing hub since around 1850 and was rebuilt after a severe storm in 2017.
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The scenes of the flooded town, including the area with the equestrian statue and Raffaella's Pizza and Pasta restaurant, were filmed at the Docklands Studios in Melbourne, in the city's redeveloped Docklands precinct.

Opened in 2004, the studio stands as Victoria's premier film and TV production facility, with six vast sound stages, including a dedicated water stage for aquatic scenes.

Stage 6 boasts a 900,000 L (4.5 m deep) tank, used in Thrash, making it a global draw for underwater blockbusters.
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4 comments:

1- Anonymous - Apr 11, 2026, 1:08 AM
I'm watching now and notice the bus stop, and the roundabout is at Williamstown because I was there the other day and googled it's right.

2- Anonymous - Apr 11, 2026, 7:30 PM
There’s a real Annieville in South Carolina.

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   3- Ra Moon - Apr 11, 2026, 11:08 PM
   Thank you, but there’s little to no information at all about this place. Can you give us some more details about it, please?

4- Anonymous - Apr 19, 2026, 4:40 AM
I broke into the Albion silos, and I recognise it.

Posted by Ra Moon Set about five years after the events of The Handmaid’s Tale, The Testaments was also filmed in and around Toronto, Ontario.



The series follows Agnes, June Osborne’s daughter, played by Chase Infiniti, as she is trained, alongside a new generation of girls, to become an obedient wife in the dystopian Republic of Gilead.

Here is our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of The Testaments under his eye. You’ll find the locations in order of first appearance.

The Testaments house
The MacKenzie home is the Escarpment House, a luxurious 14,000-square-foot estate nestled in the picturesque Pulpit Ridge area of Caledon.

This five-bedroom villa, which boasts a pool, steam room, gym, and theatre room, was also featured in Reacher season 3.
(You can open all the locations on Google Maps by clicking on the links below in the captions ↴)
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The scene in the first episode, "Precious Flowers", where the Plums are playing in a square is Memorial Park in Oshawa.

The McLaughlin Bandshell was created to hold concerts.
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The Testaments school
Aunt Lydia's School, the elite Gilead preparatory academy where teen girls are groomed as obedient future Wives, is Chelster Hall in Oakville, on the shores of Lake Ontario.

Completed in 2006, this large estate features 8 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms and blends timeless symmetry, oversized towers, and modern engineering on more than 10 acres.

Considered one of Canada’s priciest estates, last listed at $59M CAD (about $42M), this stunning mansion flaunts a helipad, 7,000-bottle wine cellar, 12-car garage, theatre, gym, pool, and a guest wing “beer house,” as the property was built by a former CEO of Labatt Brewing Company.
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The purification ceremony in the pool was filmed at the Toronto Don Valley Hotel year-round heated indoor pool.

This 3-star property offers 260+ rooms and suites, with average nightly rates between C$125–170 (US$90–123).
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Melanie and Neil’s shop is located at the site of a former furniture store called Phil’z at 2906 Dundas Street in Toronto.
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In the third episode, "Daisy", the Nondons Skatepark in Oshawa is featured.
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Mrs. Judd’s home is located in the St. Andrew–Windfields neighbourhood in Toronto, also known as York Mills or Silver Hills.
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At the end of the episode, Daisy (played by Lucy Halliday) and June (Elisabeth Moss) are at the Café Diplomatico Toronto, a restaurant and pizzeria on College Street in Toronto’s Little Italy.
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The tennis stadium in the sixth episode, Stadium, is the Sobeys Stadium, a 12,500-seat tennis stadium complex in North York, Toronto, on the York University campus.

The venue also hosts the National Bank Open (ATP/WTA) and serves as a concert and event venue.
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The border scene in the seventh episode, "Commitment," features Claireville Dam, a flood control dam built in 1964 on the West Branch of the Humber River in Brampton.
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Posted by Ra Moon The Yellowstone series spin-off is set in Montana, but Marshals was filmed primarily in Utah.



The show follows Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton, who leaves ranch life to join an elite U.S. Marshals unit, blending cowboy and Navy SEAL skills to fight crime in Montana.

Here is our spoiler-free guide to the filming locations of Marshals we’ve found so far. You’ll find the locations in order of their first appearance.

Bullet in Barrel: The Marshals bar
The Boneyard Saloon, a lively bar and grill in the Yard complex of Park City, Utah, served as the exterior of the Bullet in Barrel bar.

Popular with both locals and tourists for its gastro-pub vibe near the Ontario Mine area, much like in the series, the bar also occasionally offers live music.
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Marshals locations
The Ontario Mine in Park City was a historic silver mine established in 1872 after Canadian prospectors discovered rich ore outcroppings.

It became one of Park City's most productive operations, yielding millions in silver, lead, and gold until the 1970s, employing hundreds of workers and helping to fuel the town’s boom.
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Porter & Co. Haberdashery was filmed in a gift shop called Morgan Mercantile in Morgan, UT, a small town along the Weber River, about 40 miles northeast of Salt Lake City.

Several additional scenes were also filmed in this town, which was founded in the 1850s by Mormon settlers.
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In the fourth episode, "The Gathering Storm", there is an establishing shot of Bozeman, Montana, a city also featured in Yellowstone.
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The gas station is a Phillips 66 near Coalville, also in Utah.
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Posted by Ra Moon Adapting Barbara Taylor Bradford's bestselling novel, A Woman of Substance was filmed in Yorkshire and Liverpool.



The dual-timeline story follows young Emma Harte's forbidden romance (Jessica Reynolds) and her early shop-building in Armley, leading to Harte's department stores.

The narrative is intercut with her facing family threats in 1970s New York, with Brenda Blethyn as the older Emma.

Here is our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of A Woman of Substance. You'll find the locations in order of first appearance.

A Woman of Substance locations
The first episode opens with an establishing shot in the streets of 1975 New York.

However, it was filmed near Liverpool's famous waterfront, with St Nicholas' Church next to the Tower Building replaced with a CGI skyscraper.
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Harte's department store is the iconic Royal Liver Building on Liverpool's Pier Head waterfront, although the images of the full, tall building are also a digital creation.

Completed in 1911, it was Europe's tallest building at the time and a symbol of Liverpool's global port prosperity.

Today, it is a tourist attraction offering 360-degree views from its observation deck, and houses modern offices and apartments.
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The interior is the grand octagonal hall inside the Port of Liverpool Building, another of the Three Graces alongside the Liver Building, the early 20th-century structures on the Pier Head waterfront.

Opened in 1907, this Grade II-listed former Mersey Docks office boasts a prominent dome and a lavish design, making it a great filming location for productions such as Sherlock Holmes.
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Emma Harte's office, staircase and corridors were filmed in Barnsley Town Hall in South Yorkshire, with New York’s skyline CGI'd into the scene.

The elegant 1930s classical design features a broad central staircase, Corinthian columns, and spaces for weddings and council meetings.
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The A Woman of Substance house
Fairley Hall was filmed at Broughton Hall, now known as Broughton Sanctuary, a historic estate near Skipton, North Yorkshire, owned by the Tempest family since 1097.

Originating from a 14th-century acquisition, the current manor dates to 1597, with major 19th-century remodelling, including the dome-crowned conservatory featured in the series.
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The interiors were also filmed at Broughton Hall, which is open for corporate retreats, yoga weekends, weddings, and filming.

With 17 individually styled bedrooms, exclusive-use retreats start from £25,000 for three nights, sleeping up to 32 guests.


Also, the gardens and some service rooms and corridors were filmed at Brodsworth Hall, which features 15 acres of meticulously restored Victorian landscapes near Doncaster in South Yorkshire.
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Emma's home in the early 1900s is a shooting lodge on the edge of Keighley Moor in West Yorkshire, located about 12 miles south of Broughton Hall.
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The rock formations are the Cow and Calf Rocks on Ilkley Moor, also located in the same area.

This is a popular place for climbing in Yorkshire, with scenic views of the region from the top.
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The cave is the Fairy Cave (also known as Calf Hole or Heights Cave), a large limestone chamber on the western slopes above the hamlet of Skirethorns, near Grassington in the Yorkshire Dales.

Excavated in the 1890s, it revealed prehistoric flints, an iron spearhead, antler tools, and ancient animal bones.
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The landscapes around the estate, including the thorn tree, were also filmed in this area near Malham Moor.
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Some scenes in Armley were filmed at the The Living Museum of the North, also known as Beamish Museum, an open-air living history museum in County Durham, North East England.

Opened in 1972, the museum recreates life from the 1820s to the 1950s across 300 acres, with authentic buildings, costumed interpreters, trams, and exhibits.
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The first Harte's Emporium store is the Annfield Plain Industrial Co-operative Society at Beamish Museum.

The square with the bandstand featured in the fifth episode is just around the corner.
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The house is the former museum at Thwaite Mills, a water-powered industrial site in Leeds, West Yorkshire.

Leeds City Council ran the complex as a working museum until 2024, with future plans unclear but hoped to respect its heritage.
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The factory is Quarry Bank Cotton Mill, one of the best-preserved textile factories from the Industrial Revolution, located in Styal, Cheshire.

Built in 1784, it used water power for cotton spinning and became the UK’s largest such operation by 1832.
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In the seventh episode, Bradford City Hall is featured, a Grade I listed Victorian town hall in West Yorkshire.

Completed in 1873, it is renowned for its Venetian Gothic architecture and iconic clock tower.
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1- Anonymous - Mar 23, 2026, 1:40 PM
Not Black Country Living Museum. Armley scenes filmed in Beamish Living Museum of the North, Durham.

2- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2026, 12:40 AM
Emma Harte's office, staircase, and corridors were filmed in Barnsley Town Hall in June 2025. A green screen was used to create the New York skyline outside the windows.

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   3- Ra Moon - Mar 24, 2026, 12:32 PM
   Thank you, updated!

4- Anonymous - Mar 27, 2026, 5:18 AM
The one location not mentioned in this article is Emma’s marital home. Does anyone know where that was filmed?

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   5- Ra Moon - Mar 27, 2026, 2:21 PM
   It's the former museum at Thwaite Mills - article updated!

6- Anonymous - Mar 29, 2026, 11:40 AM
Hello! I think the rose gardens, etc., are the Brodsworth Hall National Trust site near Doncaster.

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   7- Ra Moon - Mar 29, 2026, 1:53 PM
   Updated, cheers!

Posted by Ra Moon Set in the Madison River Valley and New York, The Madison was filmed primarily in Montana and Texas.



The Taylor Sheridan series starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell follows a wealthy New York City family grappling with profound grief after a tragedy, relocating to Montana to heal amid human connections and rural life.

Welcome to Montana and our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of The Madison. You'll find the locations in order of first appearance.

The Madison Locations in Montana
The lands of the vast KG Ranch near Three Forks, Montana, served as the location for the Clyburn Ranch in The Madison.

Spanning 26,000 acres, this ranch, founded in 1978, encompasses diverse terrain supporting its 1,200-cow Angus herd.
(You can open all the locations on Google Maps by clicking on the links below in the captions ↴)
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The scene in which Paige McIntosh (Elle Chapman) is robbed was filmed on 5th Avenue, curiously almost two blocks away from Madison Square Park in Midtown Manhattan.

Paige takes the cab around the corner on West 28th Street, near the Latham Hotel.

These are the only sequences actually filmed in New York.
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The Washington Heights Women's Center conference was filmed at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Texas.

Founded in 1892 by local women as part of the Fort Worth Public Library Association, the current Tadao Ando-designed building with raw exposed concrete opened in 2002.
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The restaunrant interior in New York in the first episode is the Clay Pigeon, a fine dining restaurant in Fort Worth.

Fort Worth, which is also the central filming location of Landman, doubles for New York most of the time.
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The fishing scenes, with the tall rock walls around the river, look like they may have been filmed at the Gallatin Canyon, stretching along US-191 between Bozeman and Big Sky, with West Yellowstone and Yellowstone National Park nearby to the south.

The clear, wild Gallatin River rushes through this narrow Montana canyon, renowned for world-class trout angling amid pocket water and riffles.

Towering Madison Group limestone cliffs flank the waterway, with the rugged Gallatin Range mountains rising sharply to the east, creating a dramatic, forested backdrop.
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The Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport in Belgrade stood for the Idaho Falls Airport.

This is Montana's busiest hub, with commercial flights since 1947, built with a regional Montana-inspired design.
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The scene where Stacy drives across town in the second episode, "Let the Land Hold Me", looking for the funeral home, was filmed on Ennis's Main Street in Montana.

Located about 50 miles south of Bozeman, this charming historic town in Madison County features many rustic Western buildings.
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The Bonneville County Sheriff's Office in Idaho Falls is portrayed by the Parker County Sheriff’s Office in Weatherford, Texas.
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The restaurant in New York in the third episode, "Watch Her Fall", is the Wicked Butcher in Fort Worth’s Sundance Square district.

Opened in 2020, this modern steakhouse is inside the historic Sinclair Hotel.
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The Cherry Coffee Shop in the series finale is located in Fort Worth’s Southside neighborhood.
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The office building is the MorningStar Partners headquarters, an oil and gas company in Downtown Fort Worth.

The arrest scene was also filmed here, on 7th Street and Taylor Streets.
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1- Anonymous - Mar 20, 2026, 11:56 AM
Best show on TV right now!!!

2- Anonymous - Mar 21, 2026, 2:32 PM
Where is the ranch's house located?

3- Anonymous - Mar 25, 2026, 8:46 AM
Are the buildings where Preston went to fish open to the public?

4- Anonymous - Mar 26, 2026, 7:51 AM
Great show, but I thought it quite funny that the link I clicked on brought me to this location's page, which said the Bozeman airport stood in for the "fictional" Idaho Falls Airport. Obviously, none of these people has ever been to Idaho Falls. We have an airport.

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   5- Ra Moon - Mar 26, 2026, 3:36 PM
   Where did you read "fictional"?

6- Anonymous - Mar 27, 2026, 2:08 PM
Can't wait for season 2, great show!

7- Anonymous - Apr 4, 2026, 8:36 PM
Filmed on the Jefferson and Gallatin rivers in Montana, and not the Madison River. More rich, self-serving liberals moving to our state again...

8- Anonymous - Apr 21, 2026, 3:06 PM
Love The Madison, especially the Sheriff, nice for women to have something really lovely to look at...

Posted by Ra Moon Does age matter when it comes to love? And good locations? Age of Attraction was filmed in Whistler and Vancouver in British Columbia, Canada.



The Netflix dating experiment is hosted by Nick Viall and Natalie Joy, who have an 18-year age gap.

In the show, 40 singles form connections at a resort without knowing each other’s ages, testing whether love is truly ageless.

Here is our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of Age of Attraction. You'll find the locations in order of first appearance.

The Age of Attraction location
During the singles introduction, there is an establishing shot of a hydroplane flying near the iconic Point Atkinson Lighthouse in West Vancouver.
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Harbour Air operates seaplane flights from Vancouver's Coal Harbour to the base on Green Lake in Whistler, taking about 45 minutes to cover 61 miles (98 km).

Direct scheduled service runs multiple times daily in season. Tickets start at CA$93–$219 (US$68–$161) for adults, and round-trip fares begin at CA$148–$390 (US$109–$286).
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The Age of Attraction lodge
Surrounded by nature, the lodge is the Brew Creek Centre, a private retreat and event venue located about a 25-minute drive south of Whistler.

This boutique accommodation features 24 rooms, 3,000 sq ft of meeting space for small gatherings, gardens, and on-site catering on 20 private acres.
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The Promise Room is the Meditation Hut at Brew Creek Centre, a Japanese-inspired refuge with natural light, cedar joinery, wrap-around windows, and a central circular focal point.

The zigzag wooden bridge over the creek was designed to slow visitors’ pace.


The rafting scene was filmed with the Wedge Rafting crew, which runs trips on several rivers near Whistler, with the most common one used for their shorter rafting trips being the Green River.
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The wine-tasting sequence was recorded at the Dreamcatcher Meadows wedding venue, a scenic countryside event space next to the Lillooet River in Pemberton Meadows, known for its rustic charm and elegant wedding settings.
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Superfly Ziplines in the second episode is located at Cougar Mountain Basecamp, about 10 minutes north of Whistler Village.

The company offers tandem ziplines up to 1.6 km (about one mile) long and over 200 m high, between Cougar and Rainbow Mountains.
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The park with the suspension bridge is at the Whistler Train Wreck Trail, crossing the turquoise waters of the Cheakamus River.
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There's a scene with one of the couples filmed at the Rockit Coffee Co., a cool retro-themed café at Creekside Village in Whistler.
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In the third episode appears the Whistler Racket Club, offering tennis and pickleball courts and even axe throwing.

Pickleball must be in vogue, as there's also a pickleball match scene in the new season 7 of the Virgin River series, which premiered in the same week as Age of Attraction.
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The scene pictured was also filmed at the Whistler Train Wreck Trail area, an easy, short round-trip hike south of Whistler Village, leading to seven graffiti-covered train boxcars.

In 1956, a Pacific Great Eastern freight train derailed near Whistler after speeding through a construction area with an overloaded lumber load.

Local loggers failed to remove the damaged cars, which were dragged up the tracks and rolled into the forest, where they remain today, now covered in graffiti art.
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Age of Attraction in Vancouver
Back in Vancouver, flying into Harbour Flight Centre, the remaining contestants make a toast on the Vancouver Convention Centre's terrace.
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The couples test their connection in the real world, staying at Level Vancouver Downtown-Howe, offering studio to three-bedroom furnished apartments with full kitchens.

With rates of about CA$2,800–$5,000 per month for 30+ nights (US$2,044–$3,650), amenities include a rooftop pool, hot tub, gym, sauna, and a great location.
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In the fourth episode, one of the couples is at The Mighty Oak, a cozy café and specialty grocery in the Mount Pleasant/Riley Park area off Cambie Street.
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The match on the beach was filmed on Jericho Beach, located west of Kitsilano along English Bay, offering stunning panoramic views of the North Shore mountains and the downtown Vancouver skyline.
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In the fifth episode, Hook Restaurant is featured, a stylish seafood-focused spot in Vancouver's West End right by English Bay with waterfront views.
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In the sixth episode, The Victor is featured. It’s a stylish steakhouse on the sixth floor of the Parq Vancouver casino, next to BC Place, with skyline views over False Creek.
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The Parlour is a casual restaurant in Vancouver's Yaletown neighborhood, known for its stone-baked pizzas.
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Capo & The Spritz is an Italian restaurant and cocktail bar also in Vancouver's Yaletown district, blending trattoria-style comfort food with aperitivo culture.
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The seventh episode continues to showcase Vancouver’s wide range of trendy bars and restaurants.

Brewhall is a craft brewery in the Mount Pleasant (Brewery Creek) neighborhood, offering fresh house-brewed beers straight from tank-to-tap alongside pub fare.
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The Wicklow Pub is a cozy waterfront pub along Vancouver's False Creek seawall, with stunning marina views.
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One of the couples is on a bridge at Queen Elizabeth Park, Vancouver’s highest urban park atop Little Mountain, with the iconic domed Bloedel Floral Conservatory.
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Belgard Kitchen is a modern eatery in Vancouver's Railtown Design District, just east of Gastown, focusing on fresh Canadian ingredients, craft beer, and BC wines.
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The reunion with all the remaining couples takes place at The Loft at Earls Yaletown, a historic second-floor events venue above Earls Kitchen + Bar.
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The Commitment Ceremony Day took place atop the Grouse Mountain Skyride, considered North America’s largest aerial tramway, which carries visitors 3,830 feet (1,168 meters) up in North Vancouver for breathtaking panoramic views of the entire area.
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1- Anonymous - Mar 20, 2026, 12:40 PM
Adults living in a colourful big bubble that, when popped, someone will get hurt for sure...

2- Anonymous - Apr 14, 2026, 1:39 PM
You missed the all important first kiss scenes in Episode One, featuring the vine-covered Entertainment barn next to the Lilloet River on the Pemberton Meadows. Best secret wedding and event location known as Pemberton Weddings and Events, held at the famous horse farm Dreamcatcher Meadows.

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   3- Ra Moon - Apr 20, 2026, 2:30 PM
   Thank you, updated!

4- Anonymous - Apr 21, 2026, 4:49 PM
Thanks, I was looking for this!

Posted by Ra Moon Set primarily in Alexandria, Virginia, Scarpetta was filmed in and around Nashville, Tennessee.



Adapted from Patricia Cornwell’s massive bestsellers, the forensic crime drama unfolds across dual timelines (the late 1990s and the present day), with Kay Scarpetta (Nicole Kidman/Rosy McEwen) investigating grisly murders that may connect to a serial killer across both eras.

Here is our spoiler-free guide to (almost) all the filming locations of Scarpetta. You’ll find the locations in order of their first appearance.

The Scarpetta locations
One of the first locations in the first episode, "Bridge of Time, Part One", is the Market Street Bridge, also known as the John Ross Bridge, in Chattanooga.

Opened in 1917, there is no clock on the bridge, but the concrete surface was used in the past as advertising space.
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The scenes at Virginia's state buildings were filmed at the Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville.

Built in the mid-19th century in the Greek Revival style, it features a central lantern instead of a dome, as well as ornate chambers for the House and Senate adorned with limestone carvings and historical murals.
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The graveyard is the monumental Mount Olivet Cemetery in Nashville.

Established in 1855, this garden-style burial ground is modeled after Mount Auburn in Cambridge, near Boston.
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The Scarpetta house
Scarpetta's house is the Absalom Thompson Home at the historic Oaklawn Plantation in Spring Hill.

Built circa 1835 on an original 3,000-acre estate, this Greek Revival mansion is a Civil War site, as it served as General Hood's headquarters.
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The Italian market in Miami in the second episode, "Kay", is Little Hats Market, a charming Italian store and eatery in Nashville's Germantown neighborhood.
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Usually, if a location is referred to as an ominous setting in the fiction, the names are changed.

In this case, the budget motel was filmed at a real Econo Lodge, located near Percy Priest Lake and Nashville International Airport.
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The mayor's office at Alexandria City Hall in the third episode, "Dot", is the Watson Founders Hall at the Nashville Symphony Center.

Opened in 2006, the complex blends modern construction with neo-Classical style, deliberately reviving ornate interiors with sculpted motifs, reliefs, and classical columns to evoke timeless grandeur for classical music—that's so cool!
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In the fourth episode, "Pete", there's a scene with Dorothy (Jamie Lee Curtis) and Pete (Bobby Cannavale) filmed inside the Drusie & Darr restaurant, within Nashville's iconic Hermitage Hotel.

This premier historic hotel opened in 1910 as the city's first million-dollar property.
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Thor Labs headquarters is the Nashville City Center building on Union Street.
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The Starlight Cinemas in the fifth episode is the Regal Hollywood in Nashville's Grandview Heights neighborhood.

Opened in 1998, this 27-screen multiplex was designed in a 1950s Streamline Moderne style, evoking retro Hollywood glamour.
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In the series finale, "Bridge of Time, Part Two", the elegant exterior of The Hermitage Hotel appears briefly.

Designed in the Beaux-Arts style, it is the only remaining commercial example in Tennessee.
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1- Anonymous - Mar 20, 2026, 6:19 PM
Thank you! I was confused as to why they went to a hotel, and it was The Hermitage, which I only associated with Nashville. I had no idea which show was filmed there.

2- Anonymous - Mar 21, 2026, 5:45 PM
They also used Peachtree Grill in Nashville.

3- Anonymous - Mar 28, 2026, 6:29 PM
Why was the show filmed in Alexandria, VA, and Nashville, Tennessee, when three of the four murders in her first book, Postmortem, happened in Richmond, VA? The real killer was caught, tried, and convicted in Richmond. As a woman who lived in Richmond, the first episode of Scarpetta was more confusing than anything. I hope it gets better, but I was expecting it to be more accurate to the real serial killer case we had.

4- Tee W. - Apr 10, 2026, 8:47 PM
They are currently filming behind my home in Donelson, Tennessee. Literally tonight, as I am writing this. My home sits just feet away from Percy Priest Lake. It's a nighttime scene, and everything is lit up.

Posted by Ra Moon Set at the fictional Ludlow College in the city of Cabot, Rooster was filmed between Los Angeles and Stockton, California.



Created by Bill Lawrence (Ted Lasso, Scrubs) and Matt Tarses, it stars Steve Carell as Greg Russo, a bestselling author of pulpy novels featuring a heroic character named Rooster.

Welcome to Cabot and our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of Rooster. You'll find the locations in order of first appearance.

Ludlow College in Rooster
A large portion of Ludlow College was filmed at the University of the Pacific’s Stockton Campus, located about a two-hour drive east of San Francisco.

The huge 175-acre campus blends Spanish Colonial Revival with Mission-style architecture, inspired by California's early 20th-century designs.

In the picture, the spectacular 178-ft Burns Tower, a spired campanile with stained glass completed in 1964, named in honour of a former university president, not the The Simpsons character.
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The Cabot Hall exterior is Knoles Hall, the historic administration building.

California's oldest chartered university, founded in 1851 as California Wesleyan College, was relocated from the Bay Area to Stockton in 1924.
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However, the lecture hall interior was filmed at the Choi Auditorium at Occidental College, on the main campus in Eagle Rock, Los Angeles.

The auditorium is part of the renovated 1914 Johnson Hall and hosts the McKinnon Center for Global Affairs.
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The Faye Spanos Concert Hall is one of the campus's oldest landmarks.

Built in 1924–1925 in the English Tudor Gothic style, it houses the Conservatory of Music’s offices, studios, and practice rooms.
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Ludlow College's president, Walter Mann (played by John C. McGinley), lives in a Colonial Revival house in South Pasadena.

Designed by renowned architect Garrett Beekman Van Pelt Jr., the estate includes a pool pavilion where you can cool down after the sauna.

Some scenes were also filmed at Warner Bros. Burbank Studios.
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The Elm Inn at Cabot is the same location as the Seaver house in the Growing Pains sitcom; it also appeared in Gremlins and many other productions, as it's part of the backlot at Warner Brothers Studios in Burbank.
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The ice rink in the third episode, "White Whale," is the LA Kings Ice at Pickwick Gardens (formerly Pickwick Ice) in Burbank.
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The library in the fourth episode, "Angry, Like an Angry Person", is the Hoose Library of Philosophy at the University of Southern California, located on the second floor of Mudd Hall.

Founded in the 1920s, it features 50,000 philosophy volumes, ornate Romanesque-Byzantine architecture, and recent seismic upgrades.
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This scene in the seventh episode, "All the Dogs' Names", was also filmed at the USC, in the square in front of the Physical Education Building.
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In the eighth episode, "Nobody Spook It", the scene where they are running after the guy in the mascot costume includes a couple of shots filmed outside Academic Quad and Johnson Hall at Occidental College in Eagle Rock.
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Posted by Ra Moon Featuring the fictional St. Bartholomew's Independent School, Gone was filmed in and around Bristol.



ITV's six-part psychological thriller series centres on Michael Polly, a private school headmaster played by David Morrissey, who becomes the prime suspect in his wife Sarah's sudden disappearance.

Here is our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of Gone. You'll find the locations in order of first appearance.

The Gone School
St. Bartholomew's Independent School was filmed at the site of the Downside Abbey, a historic Benedictine monastery in Stratton-on-the-Fosse, Somerset, England.

Founded in 1607 at Douai and relocated here in 1814, the Gothic Revival church is Grade I listed.

The monastic community dispersed in 2022, with the last monks moving to Belmont Abbey in 2025.
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Adjacent to the former Downside Abbey is the Downside School, a Catholic independent boarding school.

The main hall and all of Gone's school rooms were filmed in this stunning 19th-century ensemble, available for productions as a filming location.
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The school's cricket pavilion, opened in 1930, appears in the background of the rugby scenes.
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The Gone house
Michael Polly's family lives at Abbot's Lodge, which in real life is the Danby Lodge, a 17th-century hunting lodge in the Royal Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire.

Built in 1677 as one of several keeper lodges with 30-acre enclosures for oversight and farming, the gatehouse is now a luxury seven-bedroom holiday rental.

Boasting a pool, gardens, hot tub, cinema room, and forest views, prices start at around £1,500–£3,000 per week depending on the season.
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Gone locations in Bristol
Establishing shots of the spectacular Clifton Suspension Bridge span Bristol's Avon Gorge.

Opened in 1864, this Grade I listed icon, with 75 m-high Egyptian-style towers and chains from the Hungerford Bridge, remains a toll bridge funding its upkeep amid heavy traffic and tourism.
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According to Bristol Film Office, the series was filmed at a restaurant on Queens Road in Clifton.

This location appears to be Clifton Wine Bar, featured in several scenes with Detective Annie Cassidy, portrayed by Eve Myles, and DI Craig Stanhope, played by Peter McDonald.
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The Redland Police Station is the Richmond Building in Clifton, a 1965 modernist students' union hub for the University of Bristol.
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However, the Bristol & Bath Police press room is in the DoubleTree by Hilton hotel in Bristol city centre.
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The coffee shop in the second episode is the Spicer+Cole near Queen Square in Bristol.
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In the third episode, Lenton House, where the Atherman Financial offices are housed, was filmed at the Origin Workspace building, a co-working space located on Berkeley Square, Clifton.
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1- Anonymous - Mar 16, 2026, 12:11 PM
Glad to be a Downside student.

2- Anonymous - Mar 17, 2026, 1:07 PM
Why has the incident room hotline (shown when the Police are updating the press) got a Mansfield telephone code?

3- Anonymous - Mar 19, 2026, 2:00 PM
Why is the program called Gone when she’s not missing and is found?

Posted by Ra Moon Inspired by '80s robot action akin to mecha designs from anime like Robotech or Gundam, War Machine was filmed in Australia and New Zealand.



Alan Ritchson (from the Reacher series) stars as "81," a combat engineer and U.S. Army Ranger recruit who is sent on a mission facing an unknown threat after intense training exercises.

Here is our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of War Machine. You'll find the locations in order of their first appearance.

The War Machine Locations
The 75th Ranger Regiment training base in Colorado was filmed at RAAF Base Williams in Laverton, near Melbourne, Victoria.

The scene pictured is the Radschool building and parade ground.
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The training scenes at base camp and the obstacle course were filmed at The Pines Scout Camp in Altona.

Altona is a bayside suburb in Melbourne’s southwest, about 13 km (8 miles) from the CBD (Central Business District).
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As VicScreen reported, filming took place around the towns of Bright and Myrtleford, in Victoria's High Country.

According to one of our readers, the scenes training on orange dirt roads and pine forests were filmed in the area of Porepunkah, just north of Bright.
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Between Bright and Myrtleford is Mount Buffalo National Park, featuring a dramatic plateau with hiking trails and granite cliffs dropping up to 300 m in places, ideal for scenic views and rock climbing (or rappelling, in this case).
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The zipline scene was filmed at the Kawarau River by the Lower Roaring Meg Power Station, a historic hydroelectric scheme in New Zealand's Kawarau Gorge near Queenstown and Cromwell (South Island).

Excess water not needed for power generation spills naturally from the station back into the Roaring Meg Stream, creating a man-made waterfall effect that was CGI-enhanced in the movie to look like a pair of natural waterfalls.
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The original source that reported filming at the Chinese Dog Leg, a famous 400-meter-long rapid in the Kawarau River, was the local outlet Otago Daily Times.

Filming also took place in a stream between Kingston and Fairlight, located south of Queenstown.
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In this scene, The Remarkables appear in the background, a mountain range in Queenstown that is not the sworn rival of the Expendables, but rather the iconic range that towers over the so-called adventure capital of New Zealand.
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The studio work was done at Docklands Studios Melbourne, Australia's largest film and TV production hub, with six sound stages (up to 3,700 m², some with water tanks).

Opened in 2004 as a state-private venture, it has hosted productions such as Ghost Rider, several Netflix series, and the 2024 movie Better Man.

Additional locations in Victoria include Somers, Hoddles Creek, Yarra Bend Park, Avalon, Warburton, Mount Dandenong, Warrnambool and Portland.
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1- Anonymous - Mar 12, 2026, 4:01 PM
Porepunkah (near Bright) hills were some of the locations. Where you see them running on orange dirt roads in pine forests in the training scenes, etc.

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   2- Ra Moon - Mar 12, 2026, 11:55 PM
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Posted by Ra Moon Set in the fictional town of Stillcrest in upstate New York, Vladimir was filmed entirely in Ontario, Canada.



Adapted from Julia May Jonas' 2022 novel, the series follows a middle-aged English professor (Rachel Weisz) whose open marriage unravels amid her husband's Title IX scandal, sparking her obsessive infatuation with a charismatic young colleague, Vladimir (Leo Woodall).

Welcome to Stillcrest and our spoiler-free guide to (almost) all the filming locations of Vladimir. You'll find the locations in order of first appearance.

Vladimir filming locations
Stillcrest College, with the motto "Scientia in Lumine" (Latin for "Knowledge in Light"), was filmed at the University of Toronto Scarborough Campus Valley.

The campus features the iconic mid-1960s Brutalist-style Andrews Building (1966), a pioneering example of Brutalist architecture, with its innovative, award-winning layout set amid suburban parkland along Highland Creek.
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The campus has a peculiar, dark and stark, Imperial Star Destroyer–esque look that has served to recreate a detention center in the dystopian series The Handmaid's Tale, a gloomy FBI office in The Madness, a sinister research facility in Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water, and an unsettling institute in Stereo, the 1969 film by David Cronenberg.


The university bistro is a former restaurant and pub called Rex's Den, also located on the UTSC campus.
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Stillcrest, New York
This scene with M driving in Stillcrest was filmed on Brock Street West in Uxbridge, near the Rutledge Jewellers clock.

Located about 40 miles (65 km) northeast of Toronto in south-central Ontario, Uxbridge is a quaint town featuring ornate heritage architecture.
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Charlotte Haze
However, the French boulangerie Charlotte Haze is the former location of the catering company Kit's Little Kitchen in Glen Williams, near Georgetown.

Georgetown is located in Halton Hills, near Brampton, roughly 40 km southwest of Uxbridge.
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In the second episode, "The Awakening", John (played by John Slattery) is at Prequel & Co. Apothecary, a speakeasy-style cocktail bar in Toronto's Little Portugal neighbourhood inspired by Parisian Art Nouveau apothecaries.
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In the third episode, "Enormous Changes at the Last Minute", the diner where the protagonist meets with her daughter, Sid (Ellen Robertson), is Ted's Restaurant.

Also known as Amazing Ted's Diner, this classic 1950s-style eatery in Scarborough has served all-day breakfast combos since 1954.
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The interior hall of the former Brantford City Hall, another 1960s Brutalist concrete monster, is featured in the series as the Stillcrest University court.
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This establishing shot shows M driving her Volvo on Main Street in Georgetown.

Why are Volvos so popular in all sorts of movies and TV shows?
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The college president's house is the Jeremiah Dinwoody House, a historic, heritage-status six-bedroom residence in Toronto's Casa Loma area.

The college's White House preserves the property's original 1913 layout, and its location in a high-end enclave supports premium pricing, evidenced by a 2004 sale for nearly two million USD.
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The cabin by the pond near the trattoria in the seventh episode, "Everything That Rises Must Converge", is located on a country property called Windsong Mews in Terra Cotta, a village in the town of Caledon within Ontario's Peel Region.

This refurbished 1840s log home, with cathedral ceilings and a stone fireplace, is part of a 22-acre retreat created by a businessman in the 1970s by rescuing and rebuilding old log structures.
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Posted by Ra Moon Guy Ritchie's new take on the famous Victorian-era detective, Young Sherlock, was filmed in the United Kingdom, with additional scenes set in Paris and Constantinople shot in Andalusia, Spain.



The series reimagines the legendary rivalry, following a rebellious teen Sherlock Holmes (Hero Fiennes Tiffin) at Oxford, teaming up with Moriarty (Dónal Finn) to crack a series of murders tied to a global conspiracy.

Here is our spoiler-free, detailed guide to all the filming locations of Young Sherlock. You'll find the locations in order of first appearance.

Young Sherlock locations
The Newgate Prison in London in the first episode, "The Case of the Missing Scrolls", was filmed at HM Prison Shepton Mallet in Somerset.

Considered England's oldest prison, it was operational from 1625 until its closure in 2013. Today, the site operates as a tourist attraction.
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The court was filmed at Shire Hall in Monmouth, South Wales, constructed in 1724 as the county's assize courts and quarter sessions venue.

This Grade I listed Baroque building operates as a wedding and event venue and will open as a new local museum by 2027.
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The theft scene was filmed outside the Glamorgan Building in Cardiff's Cathays Park civic centre.

Completed in 1912 as the headquarters for Glamorgan County Council, it now houses the School of Social Sciences and the School of Geography and Planning.

This location appears again in the third episode as the Foreign Office in London.
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Sherlock's older brother, Mycroft (played by Max Irons), lives in a house on Baker Street.

The interior was filmed at the Georgian House Museum in Bristol, a preserved 18th-century townhouse built around 1790, offering a glimpse into Georgian-era life.
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The Beechworth Sanatorium is the Rolls of Monmouth Golf Club, a championship parkland course in Monmouthshire, Wales.

The club opened in 1982 on the historic Rolls of Monmouth Estate, also known as The Hendre, the estate's Victorian Gothic mansion dating from 1767.
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Young Sherlock's Candlin College in Oxford
The fictional Candlin College in Oxford was filmed at Magdalen College, one of the city's most prestigious colleges, renowned for its academic excellence, historic beauty and wealth.

Founded in 1458, the college features stunning late medieval architecture on the River Cherwell.
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The Formal Hall dinner scene, where Sir Bucephalus Hodge (Colin Firth) appears for the first time, was filmed in the Magdalen College Dining Hall, part of the original 15th-century Cloister Quadrangle.
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The Divinity School at Oxford University, pictured, is a Gothic gem ranking among Oxford University's oldest surviving buildings.

This landmark gained cinematic fame as the Hogwarts Infirmary in several Harry Potter films.
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The classroom scene was filmed at the Convocation House at the Bodleian Library.

Originally the meeting place for the university's Convocation (the parliament of masters and doctors) in the 17th century, the building features a striking fan-vaulted stone ceiling.
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After the party scene, filmed at St Swithun's Quad, a Victorian Gothic area at Magdalen College, Sherlock and Moriarty end up at the Duke Humfrey's Library.

This is the oldest reading room in the Bodleian Library, boasting oak beams, 17th-century bookcases, intricate fan vaulting and stained-glass windows—evoking Hogwarts' library in the Harry Potter films.
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After the scene at the Hare and Hounds pub, the spot where they take the penny-farthing bikes was filmed at the Church of St Teilo in Merthyr Mawr, near Bridgend in Wales.

The pub was probably filmed somewhere nearby in the area.
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The Hodge Science Hall exterior is the New Building at Magdalen College, a Palladian-style range constructed in the 18th century.

The building houses undergraduate and fellow accommodation, as well as the wine cellar.
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The scene where Moriarty is walking in the rain in the second episode, "The Case of the Burnt Photograph", was filmed on Small Street in Bristol.

Located near the Guildhall, the Small Street Espresso frontage was dressed as the Collins and Sons tobacconist's.
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Princess Gulun Shou'an (Zine Tseng) is at Magdalen College Chapel, one of the oldest medieval structures of the college, though it was remodelled during the 18th and 19th centuries.

Shou'an says that the 26 characters of the Hebrew Bible are upon the wall. The reredos actually contains thirteen niches with figures, a sculptural ensemble completed in 1865.
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The house on Cowley Street is the exterior of the Georgian House Museum.
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Professor Ambrose Roberts's cottage is in Merthyr Mawr, a picturesque estate village in South Wales (the same as the church scene).

The village is often called "Wales's own Cotswold village" for its honey-coloured stone cottages and thatched roofs.
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Professor Enright's house in the third episode, "The Case of the Unarmed Man", is the Sailors Refuge, a historic building situated in Queen Square, Bristol.

Later in the same episode, Shou'an meets Esad in the same square.
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The Young Sherlock house
Llanvihangel Court near Llanvihangel Crucorney in Monmouthshire, Wales, served as Appleton Manor, the ancestral Holmes house.

Now a private home open for summer tours and events, this Tudor manor house has medieval origins dating to at least 1471.
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Also in the fourth episode, "The Case of the Missing Button", the police station building was filmed at the Oakdale Workmen's Institute.

This community hub in Oakdale, Monmouthshire, was a model mining village built in the early 20th century by the Tredegar Iron and Coal Company.

Dismantled brick by brick in 1989, the building was rebuilt at St Fagans National Museum of History in Cardiff and reopened in 1995 to preserve Wales' mining heritage.
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Abdon Abbey
Abdon Abbey (behind the locks) was filmed at Margam Abbey, a Cistercian monastery with extensive chapter house ruins located in Margam Country Park in Port Talbot, South Wales.

Founded in the 12th century and dissolved in 1536, the nave survives as St Mary's parish church, with 19th-century restorations.
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In the fifth episode, "The Case of Young Sherlock Holmes", is featured the thatched timber-framed barn at Llanvihangel Court, built in the 17th century.
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In the sixth episode, "The Case of the Killing Jar", the taxidermist's store was filmed in a house on Broad Street near St John on the Wall Church in Bristol.
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The Coal Exchange Hotel in Cardiff Bay doubles as the Shelbourne Hotel in Bayswater, London.

Originally built as the Coal and Shipping Exchange between 1884 and 1886 and now transformed into a boutique hotel, this Victorian landmark features a grand trading hall and an ornate façade.

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The scenes in Holborn, London, were filmed on Broad Street in Bristol, near the Bristol Grand Hotel.
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The workshop on Cheapside, London, is the Underfall Yard in Bristol, a historic boatyard on Spike Island dating from 1809.

After the 2023 fire, it reopened for public tours, with a full relaunch in 2025 managed by the Underfall Yard Trust.
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All the scenes in Paris and Constantinople, Turkey, were filmed in Andalusia, Spain.

The sequences in Paris during the civil unrest were filmed between Argüelles and Spain Square in Cádiz.
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The Hotel Thérèse is the Recreo de las Cadenas, later known as the Abrantes Palace, located in Jerez de la Frontera.

Built in the 19th century, allegedly by a French architect, it has housed the Royal Andalusian School of Equestrian Art Foundation since its restoration in 1976.
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The hospital in the seventh episode, "The Case of the Two Corners", is the Patio del Reloj (Clock Court) in the Central Building of the University of Seville.

Originally part of the massive tobacco factory constructed from 1728 onwards, the site produced cigars for the Spanish monarchy and inspired the setting for the opera Carmen.
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L'Aigle et L'Olive brasserie on the outskirts of Paris is the elegant Café Royalty, a beautifully restored grand Belle Époque café in Cádiz, Spain.

Opened in 1912, it closed in the 1930s and spent decades as a warehouse and bazaar.

The establishment was then meticulously restored beginning in 2008 and reopened in 2012, faithfully reviving the original 1912 décor, paintings, and gold-leaf plasterwork.
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Although the establishing shot shows the exterior of Gare de l'Est in Paris, the train station scenes were filmed at the Cupola of the Casino de la Exposición in Seville, the grand central dome of a historic 1929 Neobaroque building created for the Ibero-American Exhibition.

Originally designed as a “teatro‑casino” venue for shows and entertainment, it now forms part of a major cultural and event space next to María Luisa Park, recently restored to its original brightness.
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The market and palace in Constantinople were filmed at the Alcázar of Jerez de la Frontera, a 12th-century Almohad fortress-palace, the oldest such structure in Iberia.

The name “Constantinople” was used officially in European languages until the early 20th century, only becoming “Istanbul” in international usage around 1930, when the Turkish government asked foreign governments to switch to the Turkish name.
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The palace in Constantinople is Casa de Pilatos, a stunning 16th-century palace in Seville's historic centre, blending Gothic-Mudéjar, Renaissance, and Romantic styles.

Featuring ornate patios and azulejo tiles, this National Monument served as a film location for Lawrence of Arabia in 1962.
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Afshin was filmed at the remains of the old Riotinto mines in Huelva, also in Spain.

This spot was a pyrite mineral-washing facility, part of a vast ruined industrial complex of deep pits, abandoned shafts, and decaying machinery, echoing millennia of mining from antiquity to the late 20th century.
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1- Anonymous - Mar 11, 2026, 12:26 PM
Thanks for compiling these. What a great set of locations!

2- NB - Mar 25, 2026, 1:11 PM
Fantastic bit of research into these locations... perfect for 'set-setting'. Thank you.

3- Pepe - Apr 16, 2026, 12:05 PM
It really is the Alcázar of Jerez de la Frontera.

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Posted by Ra Moon Now returning for its 50th edition, Survivor was filmed on several small islands in Fiji.



In this edition, called Hands of the Fans, viewers can vote on twists and elements via online polls.

Survivor 50 features 24 returning contestants, all veterans from the previous 49 seasons of the CBS reality show, marking a milestone "all-returnees" cast.

Here is our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of Survivor 50. You'll find the locations in order of first appearance.

The Survivor Island Location
In the first episode, "Epic Party," the cast and crew are on a boat with a very special location as a backdrop... The Cast Away movie island!

As in the 2000 classic starring Tom Hanks, Monuriki Island is a rocky, uninhabited islet, part of the Mamanuca archipelago, with plenty of coconuts, crabs, and exotic green-crested iguanas.
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In this shot, host Jeff Probst is on top of Monuriki Island. However, it is not recommended to climb to the hilltop from the beach, as there is no path and it's quite dangerous.

Maybe you remember the famous Cast Away scene, with Hanks scaling the rocky peak. But the sequence was filmed at a studio in Los Angeles, with CGI added in post-production, so we assume that Probst was placed there via aerial transport.


The white sand triangular beach where the contestants disembark, where several games take place, was filmed on the tiny, uninhabited Yadua Island, positioned roughly 25 miles north of the Mamanuca Islands group.

This spectacular private location was also recently featured in Peacock's Love Island Season 7.

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The Vatu Tribe island is also Monuriki Island, but from the opposite side of the island where the movie was filmed (the same spot where tours to the "Tom Hanks Island" land).

Tours cost around $100 to $140, depending on what is included and where you start out.
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Kalo and Cila share the same island, Tavua, which has been featured in previous editions of Survivor.

Separated by a dense tropical jungle, Kalo occupies the southeastern shore, whilst Cila is on the northeastern beach.

Nestled amid coral reefs and crystal-clear waters, this idyllic spots are ideal for snorkeling or lounging on its petite white-sand beaches.
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The Survivor challenges were filmed on Mana Island, which is quite flat and hosts an airport and a private resort.

This almost one mile-long tropical gem features three white-sand beaches and appeared recently in the second season of Netflix's Beast Games.

You can still see the sets in the satellite images on Google Maps.
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The pagoda-style set for the Tribal Council was also built here, in a round jungle clearing near the sea.
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The day four game in the first episode was filmed in another location, Monu, an uninhabited scenic island near Monuriki, from the side facing the green hills of Yanuya Island.

Many Mamanuca Islands have remained traditionally uninhabited because of the intense sun and lack of fresh water, but they are now being eyed for eco-luxury resorts thanks to their sensational ocean views and reefs.
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Posted by Ra Moon Set partially on a Scottish island, Shelter was filmed between Ireland and London.



The action thriller stars Jason Statham as Michael Mason, a former British assassin hiding on a remote Scottish island. Everything changes when he rescues a young girl, Jessie (Bodhi Rae Breathnach), from a deadly storm.

Here is our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of Shelter. You'll find the locations in order of first appearance.

The Shelter island
The establishing shot of the island is Lamb Island, a tiny uninhabited isle in Scotland’s Firth of Forth.

The island was bought by Uri Geller (the famous spoon-bending psychic of the 70s), in 2009 for its mystical ties to Egyptian lore and ancient treasures.

Geller declared it the “Republic of Lamb” micronation in 2022, promoting its legends while preserving its seabird sanctuary status.
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But the lighthouse scenes were filmed at Travelahawk Beach, a small, pebbly cove below the Black Castle ruins in Wicklow Town, Ireland.

Local legend claims it is St Patrick’s AD 432 landing site, and it featured as a Viking settlement in the TV series Vikings and Bodkin.
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The ruins of the Black Castle appear in some shots, but the lighthouse and the shack on the beach were a mix of film props and CGI.
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In the movie, the remote island is located somewhere in the Outer Hebrides, near Stornoway.

Stornoway was actually filmed around the corner from the beach, in Wicklow Town Harbour.
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The shop scene was filmed on Wicklow’s Main Street and The Mall, located near the harbour.
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The farm was filmed at Blossom Farm, a preserved historic farmstead in Kings Langley, Hertfordshire, England.

Featuring traditional barns and silos, this is a popular location for filming and photoshoots as a “step back in time” spot, easily accessible from London Euston by train (30 minutes), plus a short taxi ride.

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The duo arrive in a village with a tall clock tower, a location easy to recognise for the Sanctuary series fans.

Enniskerry is a charming village in County Wicklow, located about 24 km south of Dublin and the gateway to the Powerscourt Estate.
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The scene pictured was filmed at the The Black Horse, a pub located on Windmill Road in the village of Fulmer, Buckinghamshire.
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The scene in London, near the skyscrapers, was filmed at Canary Wharf, on the Isle of Dogs peninsula in London’s East End.

The area was transformed from the derelict West India Docks into a major financial hub starting in the 1980s.
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The Neon Dragon Club exterior is Kricket Canary Wharf, a modern Indian restaurant located under the railway on Canary Wharf’s North Dock.
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The other gate is at Electric Shuffle Canary Wharf, a high-energy shuffleboard bar and social venue.

The scene outside was filmed on Cabot Square, a central public plaza in Canary Wharf, surrounded by skyscrapers.
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The dock scene was shot at East India Quay, a historic dock area in London’s Isle of Dogs, with the Millennium Dome as a backdrop.
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The country manor at the end of the movie is Ballyduff House, a historic 1760 Georgian guesthouse and working farm in Thomastown, County Kilkenny, Ireland.
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The bridge of Ronda, which was also recently featured in the Netflix series Seven Dials, is the most iconic landmark in this Spanish city in the province of Málaga, Andalusia.

This 18th-century stone bridge spans the deep gorge known as El Tajo.
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The Café Rojo in Ronda is actually Joy of Chá, a tea shop and gastro café opened in 2006 on Essex Street East in Temple Bar, Dublin.
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1- Anonymous - Mar 14, 2026, 9:09 PM
Thanks for providing this information. I'm from Mexico, and I was so curious about this film. Thanks a lot!

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Thanks!

3- Anonymous - May 8, 2026, 6:32 PM
Thank you for this article, we are watching the movie now. We are from Ireland, so I’m really looking forward to seeing Wicklow in the movie, as we lived there.

Posted by Ra Moon Set primarily in Boston and Rhode Island, apart from some establishing shots, 56 Days was filmed in and around Montreal, Quebec.



Based on Catherine Ryan Howard’s novel, the series starring Dove Cameron (Ciara) and Avan Jogia (Oliver) follows a couple’s intense romance after a murdered body is discovered 56 days following their supermarket meet-cute.

Here is our spoiler-free guide to (almost) all the filming locations of 56 Days. You’ll find the locations listed in order of their first appearance.

The Crossings house
Most of the investigation revolves around The Crossings building in Boston, where Oliver lives in a modern, luxurious apartment.

The Crossings was filmed at Myst sur le Canal, a condominium complex that revitalized a former industrial site beside the Lachine Canal in the Pointe-Saint-Charles area of Montreal.

Completed in 2014, the condominium consists of 150 units across two interconnected buildings, featuring an infinity pool and exquisite interior design.
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The Crossings locations
The shop where the couple meets was a set built at the former location of Italimenti Épicerie Fine, a gourmet grocery store specializing in fine Italian products.

Located in downtown Montreal, the location is some distance from The Crossings.
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They have a coffee on the street in the pedestrian area around the Old Port waterfront, where the Daniel McAllister tugboat is permanently docked.
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Ciara lives in a shabby multi-tenant house, which is in reality a beautiful Queen Anne mansion near Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Park in Montreal.
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The first date at the fictional Westbury Bar was filmed at Club St-Denis, a historic private members’ club in Montreal’s Latin Quarter.

Founded in 1874, this meeting point for French-speaking business and political elites features elegant rooms with Victorian and Art Deco elements.
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The Rialto Theatre, a gorgeous movie palace in Montreal’s Outremont neighborhood, served as the Adlow Theater.

Opened in 1924, it was designed in the Beaux-Arts style, with neo-Baroque interiors inspired by the Paris Opéra.

Facing near-demolition in the 1980s, it was saved and restored and has since become a local cultural hub.
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Oliver’s office is at Eidos Montréal’s headquarters in the city center.
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The restaurant featured in the second episode is Jérôme Ferrer, a Michelin-starred fine dining establishment in downtown Montreal, located next to the grocery shop.
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The Boston police station scenes were filmed at a former Centre de services scolaire de Montréal (CSSDM) building near the Botanical Garden.
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Ciara’s office building is E-Commerce Place, an office complex in downtown Montreal.
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But the interior in the sixth episode is the Sid Lee Biosquare at Place Ville Marie, located in three former Royal Bank quadrants.

Completed in 2022, it features a biophilic "microcosm" with greenery and immersion rooms designed to boost collaboration and creativity.
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The 56 Days house
The Ledger mansion in Narragansett, Rhode Island, is a jaw-dropping château-style property in Sainte-Adèle, a village located less than an hour’s drive from Montreal.

Boasting a central living room with a panoramic floor-to-ceiling window overlooking a private lake, the house includes a five-car garage, a theater room, and a wine cellar.
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In the fourth episode, Lee (Karla Souza) and Karl (Dorian Missick) are at the Green Spot Restaurant, a classic Montreal diner that opened in 1947 in the Saint-Henri neighborhood.
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The McKibbin’s Celtic Pub featured during the St. Patrick’s Day celebration in the fifth episode is the one located on Bishop Street in downtown Montreal.
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The Bridgefield College in Narragansett is Collège Sainte-Anne, located in Montreal's western borough of Lachine.

Founded in 1861 by the Sisters of Saint Anne as Villa Anna, it is one of Quebec's oldest schools.
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St. Gabriel's Church in the series finale is St. Marguerite-Bourgeoys Parish in Saint-Hubert, Longueuil, located about 10 miles (16 km) southeast of Montreal.
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Square Viger is an urban public square in Montreal's Ville-Marie borough, inaugurated in 1860.
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1- Anonymous - Mar 2, 2026, 12:49 AM
I was thrilled to hear that 56 Days was filmed in Boston, where I had spent some 25 years, but then I didn’t and couldn’t recognize any of the locations in the series.

After the first show, I looked up, "Where was 56 Days filmed" and saw that most of it was shot in Montréal, where I’ve been living since 2008. I did recognize the Rialto Theatre and Queen Anne building, just 10 minutes down the street from my apartment.

I’ve only watched one episode, but it’s great—and the actors are great!

2- Anonymous - Mar 7, 2026, 3:09 PM
Why couldn't they just film it in Boston?

3- Anonymous - Mar 11, 2026, 7:24 AM
I'm pretty sure that the times Ciara is in the subway cars, those are NYC city subway cars.

Posted by Ra Moon Set in the fictional town of Knockdara, How to Get to Heaven from Belfast was primarily filmed in Northern Ireland, with additional locations in Ireland, London, and Malta.



The dark comedy-drama created by Lisa McGee, the writer of Derry Girls, follows three estranged childhood friends who reunite in Belfast after the sudden death of a former friend, only to uncover long-buried secrets about their past.

Welcome to Knockdara and our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of How to Get to Heaven from Belfast. You'll find the locations in order of first appearance.

Where was How to Get to Heaven from Belfast filmed?
The first scene with Roisin Gallagher as Saoirse in London was filmed at the Seahorse Restaurant, an elegant fine-dining venue located on the second floor of the Grand Central Hotel in central Belfast.
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The exterior scene when Saoirse leaves the restaurant was actually filmed in central London by the River Thames, near Blackfriars Bridge.
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Belfast City Airport is located close to the city centre. For Dara (played by Caoilfhionn Dunne), the car park was extortionate, so she and Robyn (Sinéad Keenan) wait for Saoirse on nearby industrial land in the Titanic Quarter, with the Samson and Goliath cranes as a backdrop.
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From Belfast, the trio heads to Donegal in Ireland, crossing scenic landscapes until the petrol station.

Pictured are the Sliabh Liag sea cliffs in County Donegal, rising nearly 600 metres above the Atlantic Ocean, offering some of the highest and most spectacular coastal views in Europe.
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The Knockdara village
The welcome to Knockdara sign (Fáilte go Knockdara) and the panoramic view of the town were filmed in Ardglass, a fishing village on the east coast of County Down, Northern Ireland.

This image, pictured with the harbour, appears in the fifth episode.
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The Knockdara Hotel exterior and reception hall was filmed at the Harbourview Hotel in Carnlough, a small coastal village in County Antrim.

Originally built in the 19th century, this charming hotel’s typical room rates are around £100–£140 per night.
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The How to Get to Heaven from Belfast house
The Elm Manor in Knockdara Village, Co. Donegal, is located near St John’s Point Lighthouse in Killough, County Down, about an hour’s drive south of Belfast.Image courtesy of Netflix - Map


The St Mary's Christian Brothers' Grammar School in Belfast doubles as the Our Lady of the Sorrows College.

Founded in 1859, the school also has a large sports track, featured in the series.
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The area with the little roadside shrine is the Mamore Gap, a scenic mountain pass on the Inishowen Peninsula in County Donegal, Ireland.

Mamore Gap is known for its steep, winding road and panoramic views over the Urris Hills and the Atlantic coast.
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The dock scene in London, just before the BAFTA ceremony, was filmed outside the Oxo Tower Wharf on the South Bank in London.
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However, the BAFTA reception was filmed at the Lyric Theatre Belfast hall, which opened in 2011 on the banks of the River Lagan near Queen’s University.
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This church is St Patrick’s, a historic Roman Catholic church in the Cathedral Quarter area of Belfast.

Opened in 1877, it was designed in the Gothic Revival style.
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The modern house, located in the Orlock coastal area in County Down, Northern Ireland, was featured in an episode of RTÉ's Home of the Year.

This stylish residence with a 60s vibe is called Fliphouse, as the bedrooms are at the bottom and the living area is on top to maximise views.
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This church exterior, also in the second episode, "The Secret", is the iconic Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Money Beg, Donegal.

This photogenic church, with its distinctive design, is located at the foot of Mount Errigal.
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The funeral is held at the Antrim and Newtownabbey Crematorium near Mossley.
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St. John's Point Lighthouse is a 19th-century landmark on the east coast of County Down, marking the entrance to Dundrum Bay.

First lit in 1844 and later rebuilt in 1893, it is distinctive for its black-and-yellow banded tower and continues to guide vessels along this stretch of the Irish Sea.
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The Calmas Águas Azuis hotel in Portugal, which appears for the first time in the third episode, "The Ghost", is the Salini Resort, overlooking Salina Bay in St Paul’s Bay, Malta.

This 4-star seaside hotel, renovated in 2015 with modern rooms and an infinity pool, has average prices ranging from roughly €80–€180 (£70–£157 GBP) per night.
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But in the fourth episode, "The Girl From Sagres", some parts of Calmas Águas Azuis were filmed at the The Westin Dragonara Resort, a luxury 5-star hotel on a private peninsula in St Julian’s, Malta.

With direct access to the Mediterranean and panoramic sea views near the Dragonara Casino, the resort was opened in the late 1990s and extensively refurbished in recent years.

Typical room rates usually range from around €120–€290 (£105–£250) per night.
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The Titanic Studios in Belfast became internationally famous as the primary production base for Game of Thrones.

Constructed inside former shipbuilding paint halls, the studios have hosted numerous large-scale productions, more recently A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.
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The scene pictured was filmed in a point overlooking Murlough Bay, a stunning remote bay on Northern Ireland's Antrim coast between Fair Head and Torr Head.

The bay is known for dramatic sea views to Rathlin Island and Scotland, plus wooded cliffs and ancient lime kilns.
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The rustic accommodation was filmed under the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin Mary, located in the hilltop town of l-Imtaħleb, Ir-Rabat, on the west part of Malta.
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In the fifth episode, "The Box", Liam (Darragh Hand) is outside the Our Lady Star of the Sea Church in Rossglass.

In the series, it seems as though he's on the other side of the bay in Knockdara, which was filmed in Ardglass.
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After landing at Dublin Airport, the St Patrick's parade was filmed on the streets around Parnell Square in Dublin.

The bridge is Grattan Bridge in central Dublin, located about a mile and a half from the square.
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This shot shows Jordan's Castle, a 15th-century tower house located in Ardglass, one of several medieval tower houses in the village.
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Founded around 1030, Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin is one of the city’s oldest and most historic buildings, featuring a mix of medieval and Victorian architecture following extensive 19th-century restorations.
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RTÉ Studios in Dublin where The Late Late Show is recorded was filmed at Titanic Belfast, a museum dedicated to the ill-fated ship.

Opened in 2012, it stands on the site of the former Harland & Wolff shipyard, where the RMS Titanic was built between 1909 and 1912.
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The hospital in the sixth episode "Separate But Inseparable", is the Queen’s University Belfast Medical Biology Centre.
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In the seventh episode, "Outlaws, Liars and Fallen Angels", The Ponderosa, a real Irish restaurant located on the Glenshane Pass in Northern Ireland, appears.
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Later in the same episode, the girls are at Commercial Court, a narrow cobbled alley in the Cathedral Quarter of Belfast.

Renowned for its colourful overhead neon umbrellas, it is one of the city’s most photographed and Instagrammed spots.
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Tommy’s Ellem garage was filmed at a former petrol station on a road outside Holywood, near Belfast.
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In the series finale, "Anagnorisis", there is a scene filmed at the Peace Bridge, a pedestrian and cycle bridge in Derry/Londonderry.
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The Derry Girls Mural, located in the city centre of Derry, pays tribute to the hit Channel 4 comedy series.

The appearance of the mural in How to Get to Heaven from Belfast serves as a subtle homage by Lisa McGee to her earlier hit series, linking both shows within the same cultural landscape.
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The nursing home is the Lorne Estate, a 21-acre property overlooking Belfast Lough in Holywood.

Situated about 8 miles northeast of Belfast, it features expansive gardens, woodland, and the elegant semi-circular glasshouse seen in a scene.
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The Heaven’s Veil (Caille Neamh) area was filmed at the Hidden Village of Galboly, an abandoned rural settlement in the Glens of Antrim.

The village was once a small farming community of stone cottages, but depopulation during the 19th and 20th centuries left it largely deserted, with the last resident remaining there until 2013.

Galboly has been used as a filming location in many productions. The menhir stones and the chapel were film props.
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1- Anonymous - Feb 13, 2026, 5:00 PM
The garage in the last two episodes, where they have a lot of meeting scenes, is located at 82 Ballymiscaw Road in the Craigantlet Hills. It used to be a well-used local garage until it closed a few years ago.

2- Anonymous - Feb 14, 2026, 10:41 AM
It's Moneybeg, Donegal. Not Moneybag.

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   3- Ra Moon - Feb 14, 2026, 11:29 AM
   Thank you, updated!

4- Anonymous - Feb 14, 2026, 7:55 PM
Thanks for this great location information.

5- Tellmethis - Feb 15, 2026, 12:13 PM
James Martin, who plays Tommy Ellem in the service station shop, has already walked the red carpet. He starred in An Irish Goodbye, which won the Oscar and Bafta awards in 2023.

6- Anonymous - Feb 18, 2026, 4:01 PM
Holywood is in County Down and is on the eastern shore of Belfast Lough, and not north of Belfast.

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   7- Ra Moon - Feb 18, 2026, 11:50 PM
   Yep, sorry, the garage is located almost on the border with County Antrim, but it's still in County Down. North-east is more accurate.

8- Anonymous - Feb 22, 2026, 1:32 PM
The petrol station is in County Down and nowhere near the border with County Antrim, which runs along the River Lagan.

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   9- Ra Moon - Feb 23, 2026, 8:57 AM
   I see. Then, the borders shown in Google Maps are not accurate.

10- Anonymous - Feb 23, 2026, 10:59 PM
Hi, you forgot to add the best place - Murlough Bay.

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   11- Ra Moon - Feb 24, 2026, 11:20 AM
   Thank you, updated!

12- Anonymous - Mar 4, 2026, 12:23 AM
The location in episode 8 where she is picked up in a blue truck, is that location Ravensdale County, Louth?

13- Anonymous - Mar 7, 2026, 12:31 AM
Pretty sure the scene in the queue outside the 'RTE Studio' was in fact outside the Bord Gais theatre, with the Marker Hotel behind it. I work in the area so it seems very likely. Love the write up anyway - it's a cracking show!

14- Anonymous - Mar 7, 2026, 11:30 AM
Thank you, this is a lovely show. The confusion about locations where the show was taking place is difficult for those of us in the US. I recognize Belfast and Donegal names from life. You did such a thorough job with all the information and photos, it helps to enjoy the show.

15- Anonymous - Mar 22, 2026, 1:40 PM
The crematorium is in Newtownabbey, near Mossley.

16- Anonymous - Mar 24, 2026, 8:25 AM
Galboly is not managed by the National Trust - it has a private landowner.

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   17- Ra Moon - Mar 24, 2026, 1:02 PM
   Thank you all, updated!

18- Anonymous - Mar 26, 2026, 6:44 AM
The motel they visit in Episode 7 (the one owned by Norman) is located in Omeath, County Louth.

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   19- Ra Moon - Mar 26, 2026, 1:45 PM
   Where exactly in Omeath?

Posted by Ra Moon Now back for the fourth season, The Lincoln Lawyer features a lot of interesting filming locations in and around Los Angeles.



The legal drama revolves around Mickey Haller, played by Manuel Garcia-Rulfo, a slick defense attorney who runs his practice out of the back of his Lincoln car while taking on complex and morally risky cases.

Here is our spoiler-free guide to all the Season Four filming locations of The Lincoln Lawyer. You'll find the locations in order of first appearance.

The Lincoln Lawyer locations
La Sureñita Bakery is a real, family-owned Mexican bakery located in Boyle Heights.

Unlike what often happens with this kind of shot, the long drone flight from Downtown LA is totally legit, as there are no cuts in the footage.
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Cisco (played by Angus Sampson) rides his bike under the Whittier Boulevard Sign in East Los Angeles.

Established during the mid-20th century, the boulevard is a major center for Chicano culture in the city.
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He meets Raul Estrada in Wellington Heights, outside the real Ayutla liquor store and the "Iglesia de Dios Pentecostes", which was painted on the wall for the show.
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The courtroom exterior is the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power Building, the headquarters of the LADWP.

Also known as the John Ferraro Building, this mid-20th-century landmark was completed in 1965.
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The Twin Towers Correctional Facility is a major county jail complex in Downtown Los Angeles that opened in 1997.
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The beautiful coffee is the Bradbury Building, a historic office and commercial building in Downtown Los Angeles, completed in 1893.

Originally built as an office building during LA’s early growth, it is famous for its ornate ironwork interior and skylit atrium.

Over time, it has housed all kinds of businesses, and today it remains an active office building and a protected landmark, which has appeared in multiple film and television productions.
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In the second episode, "Baja," Lorna (Becki Newton) is in a photo session at the top of the 213 S. Spring Street LA Times Square Garage.
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The beach scene was filmed at Torrance Beach, at the southern end of Santa Monica Bay.
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This establishing shot is from California State University in the University Hills area of Los Angeles.
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Despite the establishing shots of the Gaslamp Quarter in San Diego, the scene at the restaurant was filmed in the Grandmaster Recorders in Hollywood.

This is the former Grandmaster Recorders music studio building, repurposed into a multi-level venue with dining areas and a rooftop bar.
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Haller & Associates’ offices are hosted at the Trust Building, a historic Art Deco office building in Downtown Los Angeles, completed in 1928 as the headquarters of the Title Insurance and Trust Company.
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The Lincoln Lawyer house
Mickey Haller's home is a two-bedroom mid-century house built in 1958 in Baldwin Vista.

Featuring high wood-beamed ceilings and views of the city from almost every room, this unique property has an approximate market value of around two million dollars.
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Mickey's car is towed on Broadway, between the Bradbury Building and the Million Dollar Theater.
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The fourth episode, "Bleeding the Beast," opens with Mickey and Cisco crossing the Vincent Thomas Bridge, connecting San Pedro with Terminal Island in the Port of Los Angeles.

Opened in 1963, it was the first suspension bridge built in the area and was designed to allow large cargo ships to pass beneath it.
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The street with views of the port's cranes is West 14th Street in Central San Pedro.
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The “walking the dog” scene was filmed at the small park on South Boylston Street.
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The Hop Woo BBQ & Seafood Restaurant is a long-standing Cantonese restaurant located in Chinatown.
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The Los Angeles FBI Field Office is housed in the Wilshire Federal Building in Westwood.
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The Los Alamitos Police Station in the fifth episode, "You're the One That I Want," was filmed at Lynwood Community Center.
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Cisco is investigating at the Cabrillo Way Marina in San Pedro, near Cabrillo Beach and the entrance to the Port of Los Angeles.

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Osteria Mozza is a renowned Italian restaurant located on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles.
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In the sixth episode, "50/50," the Jewish deli Langer's Delicatessen-Restaurant, located near MacArthur Park, is featured.
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Chateau Marmont is a legendary four-star hotel tucked into the Hollywood Hills.

Over the decades, it has become a symbol of Old Hollywood glamour, hosting countless celebrities and serving as a filming location for many productions, including The Studio series.
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This small public park is Maguire Gardens, with the Los Angeles Central Library as a backdrop.
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In the seventh episode, "Honor Among Thieves," this bar scene was filmed at Grand Central Market, the historic public food hall in Downtown, opened in 1917.
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The Cleo Hotel in Palm Springs
The Cleo Hotel in Palm Springs exterior is the Covina Bowl, a new residential community redeveloped on the site of a former bowling alley.

With its distinctive design and neon sign, the Googie-style bowling alley, built in 1956, operated until 2017.
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However, the interior and the swimming pool of the Cleo Hotel were filmed at The Saguaro Palm Springs, a colorful boutique hotel located in Palm Springs.

Originally built in the 1950s as a classic mid-century desert motel, it was later renovated and rebranded as The Saguaro, offering standard rooms in the $125–$200+ range.
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The UCLA Library in the eighth episode, "Confirmation Bias," was actually filmed at Los Angeles Pierce College library in Woodland Hills.
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Opened in 1969, the Coronado Bridge is a landmark in San Diego, connecting downtown with Coronado Island.
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The hotel pictured is the Warner Center Marriott Woodland Hills in LA’s Warner Center district, with average nightly rates typically around $200–$300.
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The motel featured in the ninth episode, "October Surprise," is the budget-friendly Motel 6 Artesia on Pioneer Boulevard.
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The plant in the series finale, "The Law of Innocence", is the Terminal Island Water Reclamation Plant, located 20 miles south of downtown in San Pedro, Harbor City.
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Lorna’s billboard is located on Colorado Boulevard, next to Cindy’s Diner in Eagle Rock.
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The Bristol Farms supermarket is the one on Lincoln Boulevard in the Westchester area of Los Angeles.
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1- Anonymous - Feb 8, 2026, 12:53 AM
Superbly put. Bravo.

Were any of the shooting locations actually in North Hollywood?

2- Anonymous - Feb 10, 2026, 8:48 AM
Hi, Cal State Los Angeles is not in East L.A. It is in Los Angeles near Alhambra and El Sereno.

3- Anonymous - Feb 20, 2026, 1:09 AM
The biofuel plant in the later episode is the LA City Terminal Island Water Treatment Plant.

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   4- Ra Moon - Feb 21, 2026, 1:09 AM
   Thank you all, updated!

Posted by Ra Moon Based on the 1997 film centered on one of the most feared predators of the Amazon, Anaconda was primarily filmed in Queensland, Australia.



The story follows a group of friends led by wedding videographer Doug McCallister (played by Jack Black), who travel into the jungle to recreate their favorite movie from their youth.

Here is our spoiler-free guide to all the filming locations of Anaconda. You’ll find the locations listed in order of first appearance.

Anaconda locations
While the cult classic creature thriller was largely filmed in the vast Amazon region of Brazil, this time the entire production was shot in Australia.

Some of the jungle scenes were filmed in the Tamborine Mountain area, a scenic hinterland near the Gold Coast, known for its rainforests, waterfalls, and panoramic views.
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All the studio work, including Griff’s hospital scenes, was filmed at Village Roadshow Studios, a major film and television production complex on the Gold Coast.

Village Roadshow has been home to large-scale international productions, including Pirates of the Caribbean, Aquaman, and Thor: Ragnarok.

The Gold Coast is home to several casinos, where the crew can also find payid pokies Australia no deposit bonus.
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It is unclear whether the California diner where the group discusses the movie was also a set at the studios, but the snowy exterior is stock footage from a Main Street in Beaver, Pennsylvania.
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On the way to Brazil, this establishing shot appears to feature the famous Iguazú Falls, a vast waterfall system on the border of Argentina and Brazil, located quite far from the Amazon.
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Thanks to this interview with a local outlet, it was revealed that some boat scenes were filmed on the Tweed River in northern New South Wales.

Flowing from the Great Dividing Range to the Coral Sea, Tweed River is often used as a real filming location to represent subtropical riverscapes.
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The Anaconda waterfall
The waterfall scenes were filmed at the spectacular Purling Brook Falls, located within Springbrook National Park.

Set among dense subtropical Gondwana Rainforests, the area is accessible via the Purling Brook Falls Circuit, a popular walking track that descends into the valley, offering multiple viewpoints.
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