Tuesday October 20th 2020

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If you've ever wanted to visit the film locations of your favourite movie, or you've simply wondered ‘Where did they film that?’, you’ll find all the info you need here – along with plenty of original location photographs and trivia.

* In these difficult times, it's important to restrict non-essential travel so, stay safe.

In the meantime, feel free to travel the world online and to look forward to better times when we can once again move freely.

We’ve tried to keep the format simple and easy-to-use – you can choose to navigate the site by film title, by browsing the name of your favourite actor or director, by country (or US state, UK county or sometimes by city).

If you’re planning a location trip and you want to find a hotel, click here to compare prices – just enter your destination and travel dates, and let the search engine find the best deal for you.

Plan your visit in advance, give yourself plenty of time to cover all the filming locations you want to see and remember to check that any businesses and attractions are still in operation. Be aware of opening days and hours, and of local holidays.

Now get ready to travel – at least, in your imagination:

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NEW ADDITION: 18 October 2020

For Renée Zellweger's Oscar-winning performance as Judy Garland, London – and even Los Angeles – of the Sixties had to be recreated. Find out where. >>>

Judy (2019)

NEW ADDITION: 28 September 2020

Wonder Woman in the Old Bailey, The Flash in an old paper mill, Aquaman in the remote Westfjords of Iceland... and who's that in Monaco? >>>

Justice League (2017)

NEW ADDITION: 2 September 2020

Estonia, Norway, a Californian ghost town, the Amalfi Coast and a couple of London gentleman's clubs... Nolan's brain-scrambling epic really gets about >>>

Tenet (2020)

REVISITED: 3 August 2020

A look back at Seth MacFarlane's heartwarming – if very slightly foulmouthed – story of a boy and his teddy bear, with Flash Gordon in Boston >>>

Ted (2012)

NEW addition: 5 July 2020

Set in the trenches of Northern France, but filmed entirely in the UK, on the stretches of Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire – but also in Co Durham and Glasgow >>>

1917 (2020)

NEW addition: 26 June 2020

A brightly-coloured, sunny Gotham City? Well, that's different. How does Downtown Los Angeles fare as the backdrop for DC's new team? >>>

BIRDS OF PREY (2020)

NEW addition: 14 June 2020

Back to the '90s, as Deloris brings showbiz pizazz from Reno to a San Francisco convent. So where is 'St Katherine's' – and where is that "nun bar"? >>>

SISTER ACT (1992)

NEW addition: 3 June 2020

James Wan's modest little shocker launched a franchise, and was famously filmed inside one studio building... but is it really so simple? >>>

SAW (2004)

The site is run in association with the books The Worldwide Guide To Movie Locations and Movie London.

Titles with links have full entries on the site – other unlinked titles listed can be found in the books. All the titles will eventually have full entries, so check back often.

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Hit the deco

A special evening in Los Angeles? Try Cicada, in the gorgeous art deco Oviatt Building, a former 20s haberdashery store on South Olive Street, downtown. With elegant wood-panelling and Lalique glass, this is the luxury restaurant in which Julia Roberts had a hard time with those slippery little snails in Pretty Woman. Its not surprisingly a screen favourite: more recently, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt had a bit of a spat here in Mr and Mrs Smith, it's the site of Viola Davis' briefing at the opening of Suicide Squad and it becomes a 'Roman' restaurant for Tarantino's Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.

Cicada, Downtown Los Angeles

Sheer torture...

Yes, Eli Roth fans, there really is a Museum of Torture – and it is the one seen in Hostel. It's not in Slovakia, though, but in the beautiful Medieval village of Český Krumlov, in the Czech Republic, where much of the film was shot. It's not tucked away down a creepy staircase (hello, this is a major tourist attraction!) but on the village's main square.

Museum of Torture, ČeskY Krumlov

That Dizzy Feeling

Did you know that the San Francisco hotel in which Judy Barton is swooningly transformed into Madeleine in Alfred Hitchcock's masterpiece Vertigo is now the Hitch-themed Hotel Vertigo? What better base for your exploration of the Bay City's numerous film locations?