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Theatre, arena & venue
Art Deco public indoor swimming pool built in the 1920s in Favoriten, with a 33.3 by 12.5 metre sports pool, a historic diving platform up to 10 metres, a children's pool and separate men's and women's sauna areas.
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Theatre, arena & venue
Art Deco public indoor swimming pool built in the 1920s in Favoriten, with a 33.3 by 12.5 metre sports pool, a historic diving platform up to 10 metres, a children's pool and separate men's and women's sauna areas.
Transport & infrastructure
A six-storey spiral-ramp tower garage in Vienna's Josefstadt district, built from 1935 with a glass-domed fuelling area, daylight-filled floors and an accessible roof.
Studio & backlot
A film, photo and virtual production studio with a sound recording room and coworking space in Graz, described by its operator as the largest such facility in Styria.

Theatre, arena & venue
Zaha Hadid's 2002 ski jump tower on Innsbruck's Bergisel hill, combining a competition in-run and judging tower with a public viewing platform and cafe over the city.

Office, school & public building
Three bookable 19th century ballrooms on the upper floor of the former Vienna Stock Exchange building, fitted with a passenger lift and a freight lift, not normally open to the public.
Theatre, arena & venue
A lakeside festival hall on Lake Constance, home of the Bregenz Festival's floating stage and indoor auditorium, backed by mountain views.
Seen in: James Bond: Quantum of Solace
Theatre, arena & venue
A municipal indoor and outdoor swimming complex in Vienna's Brigittenau district, with plain functional architecture, large glazed halls and outdoor lawns for everyday, present-day scenes.

Bar, restaurant & shop
A 948 metre open-air street market with around 170 stalls in Vienna's Ottakring district, dating to 1786 and merged with the former Yppenmarkt in 2009, repaved as a level pedestrian zone since 2010.
Theatre, arena & venue
Austria's national theatre on the Ringstrasse, a grand 19th-century building with ceremonial staircases, foyers and a horseshoe-shaped auditorium.
Theatre, arena & venue
A casino across four floors of the Baroque Palais Esterhazy on Vienna's Kaerntner Strasse, with a ground-floor jackpot hall, roulette, blackjack and baccarat tables, a bar and a restaurant.
City & skyline
A 1964 observation and telecommunications tower above Vienna's Donaupark, with an express lift to platforms near 150 metres, a revolving restaurant at 170 metres and a cafe at 160 metres.
Theatre, arena & venue
A black-box theatre in Vienna's Neubau district with fixed, steeply raked seating, a stage 6 metres wide and up to 12 metres deep, plus a cloakroom and theatre bar.
Theatre, arena & venue
An art and discussion venue on Breite Gasse in Vienna's Neubau district, with a 36 square metre cafe and a 75 square metre function room seating around 100, plus a small outdoor terrace.
Theatre, arena & venue
A municipal multi-purpose pool complex in Vienna's Donaustadt district in late-modern style, with indoor and outdoor swimming areas and a sauna facility.
Theatre, arena & venue
A children's and youth theatre in Vienna's MuseumsQuartier with three stages, two studio spaces, a foyer box office and its own cafe.
Office, school & public building
A museum in Otto Wagner's 1888 Villa I in Vienna's Penzing district, combining the architect's original interiors with large-format paintings by Ernst Fuchs and a garden fountain pavilion.

Industrial & derelict
Open-pit iron ore mine near Eisenerz with terraced orange slopes over 700 metres high, a tourist park offering truck and cable tours through the workings, and host to the annual Erzbergrodeo enduro race.
Theatre, arena & venue
An arthouse cinema in Vienna's Margareten district screening independent films in their original language, listed in the city film commission's location catalogue.

Theatre, arena & venue
A cinema in Vienna's Spittelberg quarter with a 100-seat auditorium, a small bar, and both analogue and digital projection able to show ratios from 1.33:1 to 2.35:1.

Bar, restaurant & shop
A neighbourhood market in Vienna's Floridsdorf district with permanent food stalls and a larger farmers market on Fridays and Saturdays.
Transport & infrastructure
The site of Vienna's historic Aspern airfield, now redeveloped as the Seestadt district, retaining some early aviation-era structures amid new urban blocks.
Theatre, arena & venue
Former tennis clubhouse on a wooded island in the Old Danube, now run as an independent art, production and event space with its own artist residency.
Studio & backlot
A virtual production and film studio in Vienna's Liesing district with an 8 by 4 metre high-resolution LED volume, built for car commercials, music videos and driving shoots.
Industrial & derelict
Four former 19th-century gasholders in Vienna's Simmering district, rebuilt with glass domes into apartments, offices, a shopping mall, cinema and event hall around their original brick shells.
Seen in: The Living Daylights (1987)
Studio & backlot
A small 48 square metre photo and video studio with changeable backdrops in Carinthia, offering studio rental and equipment for local film and commercial production.
Theatre, arena & venue
Two multipurpose halls in the former imperial stables at Vienna's MuseumsQuartier, with a foyer, colonnaded entrance and backstage production offices, used for concerts, exhibitions and events.
Village & countryside
Lakeside Alpine village of stacked wooden and stucco houses between the Hallstatter See and a steep mountainside, reachable by funicular to the salt mine above.

Modern architecture
Curved glass and steel aviation hangar at Salzburg Airport housing the Flying Bulls historic aircraft collection, a restaurant and event spaces beneath its open-span dome roof.

Office, school & public building
A private art museum in a former archducal chancellery building of 1914 at Hanuschhof in Vienna's first district, with about 1,500 square metres of exhibition space and a Classical Modernism and Pop Art collection.
Hotel & interiors
A hotel in the former Imperial Spanish Riding School building in Vienna's Landstrasse district, with guest rooms overlooking either a sculpture garden or the nearby Russian Orthodox church.
Hotel & interiors
A 4-star hotel on a quiet side street in Vienna's Wieden district, opened in 1896, with turn-of-the-century interiors and room categories running from Classic to newly renovated Superior rooms.
Hotel & interiors
Grand 1876 hotel opposite the State Opera, with red-panelled parlours, a chandeliered dining room and the original Sachertorte kitchen.
Hotel & interiors
Independent 135-room hotel opened in 2015 next to Vienna's main railway station, with a courtyard garden, rooftop space, co-working area and seminar rooms across six floors.
Hospital, prison & institution
A listed former supply wing of the closed Semmelweis maternity clinic in Vienna's Waehring district, now in interim cultural use with studios, event space, cellars and an untouched attic.
Studio & backlot
Two sound stages of 2,000 and 1,000 square metres with 12.5 metre ceilings at HQ7 Studios in Vienna-Simmering, built for international film and TV production including virtual production.
Studio & backlot
Four studios from 140 to 500 square metres at Interspot Film in Vienna's Liesing district, with a large control room and full production crew available on request.

Hospital, prison & institution
Vienna's historicist Palace of Justice, seat of the supreme and administrative courts, with a monumental stone facade and galleried central hall.

House & apartment
A monumental 1920s municipal housing block from Vienna's Red Vienna period, stretching over a kilometre with arched gateways, courtyards and a reddish facade.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Working food market in Leopoldstadt dating to 1910, with daily stalls and about 60 farmers' market stands on Fridays and Saturdays, offering both indoor and outdoor filming space.
Hospital, prison & institution
Otto Wagner's Art Nouveau hospital church of 1907 crowning a hillside campus of pavilion wards built for the former Lower Austrian asylum, now Vienna's Klinik Penzing.
Village & countryside
Alpine market town below the Hahnenkamm and Kitzbueheler Horn, with a pastel-fronted medieval centre and ski infrastructure running from the streets onto the pistes.

Theatre, arena & venue
An open-air municipal pool in Vienna's Ottakring district, opened in 1928 during the Red Vienna era, with a heritage-protected entrance and red-and-white wooden facades.
Theatre, arena & venue
An open-air bath on Vienna's Kahlenberg hill in the Doebling district, with several pools, wide sunbathing lawns and a view over the city; the main building and 1920s Waldhaus keep their original look.

Modern architecture
Biomorphic blue-panelled contemporary art museum of 2003 on the Mur riverbank, its bulging acrylic shell fitted with roof-top nozzle skylights beside Graz's baroque old town.
Theatre, arena & venue
An 1868 exhibition and social hall at Vienna's Karlsplatz, built in the style of an Italian Renaissance villa for the country's largest artists' association, fully renovated with modern event technology.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A neighbourhood market in Vienna's Waehring district with classic stalls for fresh produce, flowers, cheese, fish and meat alongside food stands.
Theatre, arena & venue
An outdoor swimming pool from the late 1950s on a slope of the Laaer Berg in Vienna's Favoriten district, with a wave pool, a multi-purpose pool, diving facilities and mature trees.

Office, school & public building
A museum of Austrian art from the late 19th century to 1945 in Vienna's MuseumsQuartier, housed in a white limestone-clad cube with about 5,400 square metres of exhibition space over five floors.

Office, school & public building
A museum of modern and contemporary art in Vienna's MuseumsQuartier, built as a dark anthracite basalt block with a curved roof and column-free exhibition floors of up to 700 square metres.

Industrial & derelict
Museum of industrial and labour history housed in a former weapons and bicycle factory hall in Steyr's Wehrgraben quarter, with original machine-hall interiors.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A 1.5-kilometre open-air market along the Wienzeile with produce stalls, delicatessens and restaurants, and a Saturday flea market at its western end.
Office, school & public building
A historicist museum on Vienna's Ringstrasse with 39 exhibition rooms holding the Venus of Willendorf, dinosaur skeletons and a large meteorite collection, alongside active research departments.
Theatre, arena & venue
A combined indoor and outdoor pool in Vienna's Ottakring district, with a diving pool, separate saunas, a steam room, a cold plunge pool and an outdoor adventure pool with slides.
Palace & landmark
A baroque city palace in Vienna's Josefstadt district with a grand ballroom, smaller salons and a garden, hired out for period and contemporary film, photo and commercial productions.

Palace & landmark
A baroque palace on the Freyung in Vienna's Innere Stadt district; five rooms on its second floor are rented out separately for filming, with a hall supervisor on site and a small goods lift.
Office, school & public building
A former seat of the Lower Austrian Estates on Herrengasse in central Vienna, dating back to the 16th century, now an event venue with historic rooms such as the Landtagssaal and Rittersaal.

Bar, restaurant & shop
A compact, roughly 3,500 square metre neighbourhood market in Vienna's Landstrasse district, with market stalls and surrounding shops giving it an everyday urban market look.

Historic town & street
Baroque old town of church domes, squares and narrow lanes beneath the Hohensalzburg fortress on the Salzach river.
Seen in: The Sound of Music
Hospital, prison & institution
An early modernist sanatorium building from 1905 on the edge of the Vienna Woods, with a clean white geometric facade, now used for events.
Palace & landmark
Baroque imperial summer palace with more than 1,400 rooms, formal gardens, the Gloriette hilltop folly and a historic zoo.
Seen in: Sissi (1955)
Transport & infrastructure
The world's first standard-gauge mountain railway, opened in 1854, still an operating OBB main line with sixteen tunnels and stone viaducts climbing the Semmering pass.
Theatre, arena & venue
A multi-purpose municipal swimming facility in Vienna's Simmering district, with indoor and outdoor pools, a toddler pool, a slide tower and sunbathing lawns bordered by trees.

Mountains & wilderness
High Alpine ski resort village in the Ötztal valley with glacier roads climbing to 2,800 metres and a summit restaurant at 3,048 metres.
Seen in: Spectre
Theatre, arena & venue
An arthouse cinema built in 1947 inside Vienna's Kunstlerhaus building on Akademiestrasse, with a decorated period interior, a foyer restaurant and its own festival programme.
Office, school & public building
A Baroque hall built between 1723 and 1726 for Emperor Charles VI's court library, now the ceremonial state hall of the Austrian National Library on Josefsplatz.
Hotel & interiors
A listed 1913 building on Herrengasse in central Vienna, originally built as a school, now a hotel with 196 rooms, a bar, event spaces and penthouse suites overlooking the rooftops.

Industrial & derelict
A converted 1935 Bauhaus-style tobacco factory in Linz, now a creative and start-up quarter with exhibition halls, event spaces and a rooftop terrace across the Danube from the old town.
Office, school & public building
Austria's largest museum of technology and industry, on Mariahilfer Strasse in Vienna's Penzing district, combining historic collection halls with exhibitions on current science and engineering.
Theatre, arena & venue
A public indoor and outdoor swimming bath in Vienna's Meidling district, reopened in the 1960s and still showing some original mosaic decoration alongside a children's pool section.
House & apartment
1920s municipal housing block in Alsergrund built over a former brickyard, with fortress-like courtyards, arcades and round-arched loggias, listed as a protected historic building.
Office, school & public building
Historicist university building of 1884 on the Ringstrasse, with an arcaded courtyard of scholars' monuments, a grand ceremonial hall and lecture theatres.

Office, school & public building
Neo-Gothic seat of Vienna's city government from 1883, with a vaulted arcaded courtyard, ceremonial halls and a square in front used for open-air events and markets.
Office, school & public building
A public molecular biology laboratory at the Vienna BioCenter that opens working lab space to visitors, drawing close to 14,000 visitors a year.
Theatre, arena & venue
An 1869 opera house on the Ringstrasse with a gilded auditorium, grand staircase and backstage areas that host around 350 performances a season.
Studio & backlot
A 540 square metre scoring stage with up to 12 metre ceilings on the former Rosenhugel studio site in Vienna, built for orchestral film and game score recording.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A neighbourhood market between Favoritenstrasse and Senefeldergasse in Vienna's Favoriten district, founded in 1877 and expanded in 1910, with a farmers' market section on Leibnizgasse.
Theatre, arena & venue
Vienna's second opera house, a late-19th-century theatre staging opera, operetta and musicals, with a traditional gilded auditorium and backstage areas.
Office, school & public building
An office, event and innovation hub of about 9,000 square metres across four floors in Vienna's Leopoldstadt district, with more than 20 individual offices and an on-site garage.
Theatre, arena & venue
A 1897 giant Ferris wheel and adjoining amusement park on the edge of the Prater, with vintage gondola cabins and a fairground of rides, food stalls and an events hall.
Seen in: The Third Man (1949)

Theatre, arena & venue
Vienna's largest multi-purpose arena, opened in 1958, with several halls used for concerts, sport and exhibitions under a distinctive folded roof.

Office, school & public building
Event and conference venue on the 19th to 21st floors of the Ares Tower office high-rise in Donau City, with a 220 square metre Sky Hall and a rooftop Sky Lobby with terrace and bar.
Modern architecture
A penthouse event space atop the Saturn Tower in Vienna's Donau City, with a 160 square metre sky lobby, a 50 square metre bar, a large foyer and a 160 square metre terrace with a near 360 degree view.

Forest & lake
A 19-kilometre subalpine lake ringed by resort towns, promenades, lidos and wooded hills between Klagenfurt and Velden.
Office, school & public building
The library building of Vienna's business university campus, a deconstructivist design by Zaha Hadid with sweeping concrete forms and glass atria.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Historic livestock market and food-hall complex in Anderlecht, Brussels, with weekend markets, the FOODMET food hall and renovated buildings used for events.
Church & monastery
Cistercian abbey near Florenville in Luxembourg province, with medieval ruins beside a working monastery known for its Trappist beer and cheese.
Church & monastery
Neo-Gothic Benedictine abbey near Denée in Namur province, founded in 1872, with a working monastery, cheese and beer production and a visitor centre.
Church & monastery
A former Cistercian abbey site on the edge of Hasselt with a walled herb garden, monastic outbuildings and a restored gatehouse.
Studio & backlot
A studio complex on a former factory site in Lint near Antwerp, with 16 sound stages from 45 to 3,000 sqm, a deep water tank, backstage wings, workshops and a helipad.
Seen in: Grace of Monaco, Kursk, Largo Winch: Le prix de l'argent, Familie

Castle & estate
Moated former headquarters of the Teutonic Order in Bilzen with formal gardens and a museum, now a conference and cultural centre that lists availability for film shoots.

Theatre, arena & venue
Concert hall on Boulevard Anspach in central Brussels with two stages, offering the venue for private hire and running its own in-house production and photography team.
Theatre, arena & venue
A municipal indoor swimming pool complex in Aalst with a sports basin, recreational pools and slides used by local clubs and schools.
Transport & infrastructure
Boat lift on the Canal du Centre in Hainaut, part of a UNESCO-listed historic waterway with older hydraulic lifts nearby, raising vessels between two canal levels.

Office, school & public building
Vintage and classic car museum in the Cinquantenaire park's Belvedere hall in Brussels, hired out as an event space for more than a thousand guests.

Industrial & derelict
Former coal mine near Liège, one of four coal mines in Europe still offering underground visits through its original shaft and galleries.
Industrial & derelict
Former coal mine at Marcinelle near Charleroi with preserved headframes and pithead buildings, site of the 1956 mining disaster, now housing industry and glass museums.
Seen in: Inferno Below (2003 documentary)
Theatre, arena & venue
Centre for Fine Arts in central Brussels hosting concerts, exhibitions and film screenings across several halls, with a dedicated team for private and corporate venue hire.

Historic town & street
Intact medieval city centre of canals, cobbled streets, stepped-gable brick houses and the towering thirteenth-century Belfry.
Seen in: In Bruges, The White Queen
Industrial & derelict
Former Winterslag coalmine in Genk with preserved headframes and a compressor hall, now a creative cluster of more than 30 spaces that are rented out for events.
Office, school & public building
Comic strip museum in a 1906 Art Nouveau former textile warehouse designed by Victor Horta in central Brussels, with galleries, a library and a brasserie.
Castle & estate
18th and 19th-century château of the Ligne family in Beloeil, Hainaut, with formal French gardens, a long ornamental lake and rooms open to the public.
Seen in: Les Jeux de société, Angélique, L'échange des princesses, La Guerre des trônes
Castle & estate
Medieval fortress overlooking the town of Bouillon and the Semois river in Luxembourg province, one of Belgium's oldest surviving feudal castles.
Castle & estate
Renaissance chateau on a bend of the Meuse near Hastière with terraced 18th-century gardens, whose barn and orangeries can be booked for events.
Castle & estate
Renaissance-era castle with a chequered stone facade in Amay, Liège province, moated and set in a landscaped domain managed by the Province of Liège.

Castle & estate
Medieval castle with rounded towers and pointed roofs in Celles, Namur province, restored in the 19th and 20th centuries and open for tours.

Transport & infrastructure
Seven-kilometre motor racing circuit through the Ardennes hills near Francorchamps, host of the Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix, with the track and facilities available to hire for private and business events.

Castle & estate
Hilltop fortress complex above Namur spanning two thousand years of military building, with underground passages, a park and rooms offered for professional and private hire.
Palace & landmark
Underground archaeological site beneath Place Royale in Brussels, preserving the foundations and halls of the former Palace of Coudenberg, open to visitors and used for filming.
Industrial & derelict
Crystal glassworks founded in 1826 on the site of a former abbey in Seraing, near Liège, still producing crystal, with a factory, shop and heritage buildings open to visitors.
Theatre, arena & venue
A former central post office in Oostende converted into a cultural centre with a concert hall, library and cafe behind its restored mid-century facade.

Village & countryside
Polder village on the Scheldt earmarked for demolition since the 1990s to expand the port of Antwerp, now with around 200 empty houses, street art and a small remaining community.
Seen in: National Geographic feature (2025)
Forest & lake
Show caves carved by the Lesse river near Han-sur-Lesse in Namur province, combined with a wildlife park and adventure trail on the surrounding land.
Theatre, arena & venue
Space-themed visitor and education centre in Redu-Transinne, Luxembourg province, with astronaut training simulators, a planetarium and full-scale space hardware replicas.
Theatre, arena & venue
1938 Art Deco former national radio building on Place Sainte-Croix in Brussels, now a music and cinema centre with studios and halls available for venue hire.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Glass-roofed shopping arcade from 1847 in central Brussels, with three linked galleries of boutiques, cafes, a cinema and a theatre.

Office, school & public building
Museum of archaeology, decorative arts and weapons in Liège, housed in the restored 17th-century mansion of arms merchant Jean Curtius on the Meuse.
Hospital, prison & institution
A large nineteenth-century former almshouse in central Brussels with a neoclassical facade, an arcaded courtyard and long institutional corridors, now partly used for housing.

Industrial & derelict
Neoclassical former colliery and workers' town near Mons, built 1810 to 1830 around an oval courtyard, now a design and contemporary art centre with rooms available for hire.

Castle & estate
Moated twelfth-century stone castle with towers, battlements and a gatehouse standing in the middle of Ghent.
Seen in: The White Queen
Theatre, arena & venue
Former covered market hall in Schaerbeek, Brussels, converted into a performing arts venue for dance and theatre, with its hall offered for hire.
Theatre, arena & venue
19th-century former merchants' exchange on the Kouter in Ghent, now a concert hall with a brasserie, offering its hall for private hire.
Office, school & public building
A restored Renaissance courtyard building on the University of Antwerp's city campus, with arcaded galleries and a walled garden used for lectures and events.
Hospital, prison & institution
University hospital of the Université Libre de Bruxelles in Anderlecht, a large modernist 1970s hospital campus with wards, corridors and outdoor grounds.
Historic town & street
A squat medieval defence tower on the banks of the Dijle in central Leuven, standing among old mill buildings and narrow riverside streets.
Modern architecture
A slender, diagonally tilted residential and office tower beside the Leie river in Kortrijk, built in the early 2010s as a landmark of the city's redevelopment.

Office, school & public building
Former 1930s Citroën garage on the Brussels canal, now a contemporary art museum with raw industrial halls, a large open floor and a rooftop terrace.

Theatre, arena & venue
40,000 square metre exhibition and conference campus in Kortrijk with six halls and a covered boulevard connecting them, rented out for trade shows, conferences and public events.

Theatre, arena & venue
Seafront concert and congress hall in Ostend with a large auditorium and casino, offering dedicated business and corporate event spaces.
Theatre, arena & venue
Brussels' Flemish-language city theatre, combining a restored 19th-century theatre building with a modern extension, used for stage productions and events.
Theatre, arena & venue
18th-century townhouse in central Brussels covered by a glass roof, now a house for the performing arts with an archive, exhibition space and courtyard.
Theatre, arena & venue
Belgium's national opera house in central Brussels, offering venue hire and audiovisual exploitation services alongside its main stage and the smaller Malibran room.
Studio & backlot
Modern studio complex near Brussels with five stages, including Europe's largest heated indoor water tank for underwater filming.
Seen in: The Swarm, Comandante
Castle & estate
Neo-Gothic castle built in the 1850s and 1860s near Bruges with original interiors and art collections, whose former stables now form a hall for hire.
Office, school & public building
An Art Nouveau public secondary school in Schaerbeek with an ornate wrought-iron staircase and entrance hall behind an understated brick facade.
Office, school & public building
Tower-shaped museum from 2011 in Antwerp's old harbour district, with a spiralling public route past galleries to a rooftop panorama over the city and river.

Office, school & public building
Archive centre and museum in Mons documenting Paul Otlet's early 20th-century project to catalogue the world's knowledge, recognised by UNESCO's Memory of the World register.
Studio & backlot
Three broadcast sound stages on an industrial estate in Londerzeel between Antwerp and Brussels, ranging from a small green-key room to a large stage with a 60m cyclorama and adjustable lighting grid.
Studio & backlot
A post-production house in Mechelen, between Antwerp and Brussels, that includes a 140 sqm green-key stage for compositing, virtual production and content shoots alongside its grading and sound suites.

House & apartment
1745 rococo mansion on Antwerp's main shopping street, once refurbished for Napoleon Bonaparte, now a heritage house offering rooms for dinners, receptions and meetings.
Studio & backlot
A green-screen production stage with a motorised turntable and broadcast control room in Buggenhout, run by a virtual-production and LED-wall specialist that also operates a stage inside AED Studios in Lint.

Office, school & public building
Museum in the former Red Star Line shipping company warehouses on the Antwerp quays, telling the story of transatlantic emigration to America between 1873 and 1934.
Studio & backlot
A black-box event and TV studio on the Mechelen-Noord industrial estate, just off the E19 between Brussels and Antwerp, built around one large hall with a seamless concrete floor.
Church & monastery
Former Benedictine abbey by Sint-Pietersplein in Ghent with a baroque church, historic cellars and a south-facing vineyard garden, whose rooms are hired for receptions and conferences.
Theatre, arena & venue
An outdoor cycling centre in Ghent's Blaarmeersen sports park with a velodrome track, clubhouse and surrounding playing fields.
Theatre, arena & venue
A regional sports centre in Heusden-Zolder next to the Circuit Zolder racetrack, with an athletics track and multi-purpose sports halls.
Theatre, arena & venue
A public sports and recreation domain in Zemst with a swimming lake, athletics track and sports halls set among woodland.
Theatre, arena & venue
A regional sports centre in Waregem with an athletics track, sports halls and outdoor pitches used for training and competitions.
Theatre, arena & venue
A national watersports centre on a canal in Willebroek with a straight regatta course, grandstands and boathouses used for rowing and canoe racing.

Transport & infrastructure
A working railway station in central Mechelen with platforms, an overhead concourse and surrounding public squares, listed by Screen Flanders with filming requests handled by national rail operator NMBS.
Transport & infrastructure
Volunteer-run heritage railway based at Maldegem station, running historic steam and diesel trains through the Meetjesland countryside.
Theatre, arena & venue
Multidisciplinary arts centre on Naamsestraat in Leuven with theatre spaces, a cinema and studios, offering rooms and rehearsal spaces for rent.

Theatre, arena & venue
Contemporary performing arts theatre in Liège with a large auditorium and studio spaces, part of the city's cultural quarter near the Meuse.

Industrial & derelict
Former customs and rail freight depot on the Brussels canal, with 19th-century brick, glass and iron warehouse halls now used as a large indoor event and exhibition venue.
Industrial & derelict
A former lead-shot factory tower near Brussels' old abattoir district, now a community and sports centre that keeps its raw industrial brickwork and stairwells.

House & apartment
1930s Art Deco mansion on Avenue Franklin Roosevelt in Brussels, home to the Boghossian Foundation, with salons, gardens and a bar that can be privatised for events.
Church & monastery
The roofless ruins of a Cistercian abbey near Villers-la-Ville, with vaulted cellars, a ruined church nave and monastic gardens open for shoots by arrangement.
Hospital, prison & institution
Teaching hospital founded in 1879, a campus of late nineteenth century pavilions and later clinical blocks with long corridors, wards and lecture theatres.

Theatre, arena & venue
Excavated end of a Roman stadium set below the main pedestrian street, with marble tiers and vaulted entrances open to the square above.

House & apartment
Reconstructed merchant house in the old town, a symmetrical National Revival building with a large salon, carved ceilings and a terraced garden.
Castle & estate
Fortress built into the sandstone towers above the town, with Ottoman era stone walls, gun emplacements and rock faces forming two of its sides.
Mountains & wilderness
Belt of red sandstone and conglomerate towers up to 200 metres high, spread over about 30 kilometres of hillside above the town.

Church & monastery
Small three part medieval church at the foot of Vitosha, with 1259 wall paintings, a stone and brick exterior and a walled garden of old trees.

Village & countryside
Protected village of stone roofed timber houses on a wooded hillside, with unpaved lanes, orchards, workshops and no modern building.
Transport & infrastructure
Airport between Burgas and the salt lakes, with a terminal of 2013, wide aprons, a fire station and flat open ground around the runway.
Office, school & public building
Municipal museum working from four buildings in central Burgas, including an 1894 school with plain plastered halls and tall windows.

Office, school & public building
Office campus in Mladost with glazed low rise blocks, landscaped courtyards, underground parking, a conference centre and its own metro station.
Mountains & wilderness
Long protected ridge of the Balkan range with beech forest, waterfalls, open pasture, karst gorges and mountain passes crossing it.

Mountains & wilderness
Very large river cave with a 35 metre entrance arch, seven collapse openings in the roof that light the main chamber, and a stream running through it.
Seen in: The Expendables 2
Industrial & derelict
Cement plant in the Devnya industrial valley with kilns, silos, conveyor galleries, quarry faces and rail connections to the port.
Hotel & interiors
Large seaside hotel at St. Constantine and Helena with a modernist block, congress halls, a spa, pools and direct access to the beach.
Office, school & public building
Trade fair ground by the Maritsa with large exhibition halls, a congress centre, open display areas and wide service roads for heavy vehicles.

Theatre, arena & venue
Neoclassical theatre of 1907 facing the City Garden, with a portico and quadriga, a gilded auditorium of about 750 seats and foyers on two levels.

House & apartment
Mid nineteenth century town house near the Danube quay, now a museum of urban life, with panelled rooms, period furniture and a small garden.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Grid of narrow pedestrian streets behind the main street of Plovdiv, lined with small bars, cafes, galleries and craft shops in low old buildings.
Hotel & interiors
Alpine style resort hotel at the Bansko gondola station, with stone and timber interiors, a ballroom, spa and views to the Pirin peaks.

Historic town & street
Protected mountain town of about 380 listed houses in painted National Revival style, with cobbled streets, humpback bridges and a river through the centre.
Industrial & derelict
Large lignite fired power station with boiler houses, turbine halls, cooling towers, coal yards and conveyor bridges on an open plain.
Industrial & derelict
Three working lignite open pits with cut terraces, bucket wheel excavators, long conveyor lines and spoil heaps, the largest mining landscape in the country.
Office, school & public building
State museum in the former government residence at Boyana, a 1970s modernist block with marble halls, wide staircases and a wooded park.

Office, school & public building
Military museum with indoor galleries and a large outdoor park of tanks, artillery, aircraft, missiles and radar vehicles on hard standing.
Theatre, arena & venue
Opera house completed in 1953, with a colonnaded stone front, a horseshoe auditorium seating about 1,100 and a deep stage with fly tower.

Theatre, arena & venue
Congress centre of 1981 with a hexagonal concrete and glass form, thirteen halls including a 3,000 seat auditorium, wide lobbies and a large forecourt.
Seen in: Sofia International Film Festival is held here

Historic town & street
Rocky peninsula joined by an isthmus, with medieval stone and timber churches, wooden houses on stone bases, narrow lanes and harbour walls.

Studio & backlot
Studio lot of about 30 hectares with ten sound stages, a water tank with an underwater stage and standing backlot sets for New York, London and a Roman city.
Seen in: 300: Rise of an Empire, The Expendables 3, London Has Fallen, Rambo: Last Blood
House & apartment
Painted merchant house of 1856 in Koprivshtitsa, with a columned porch, wall paintings, carved wooden ceilings and a walled yard.

Transport & infrastructure
Through station south of the old town, with a low symmetrical station building, open platforms, canopies and a large adjoining goods yard.

Historic town & street
Cobbled hill quarter of overhanging National Revival houses, walled lanes, Roman remains and the ruined citadel of Nebet Tepe at the top.

Office, school & public building
Museum in the Kuyumdzhieva house of 1847 in the old town, a painted National Revival mansion with a curved gable, carved ceilings and a walled courtyard.

Transport & infrastructure
Black Sea cargo port on two terminals, with container and bulk quays, gantry cranes, warehouses, rail sidings and a ferry terminal.
Studio & backlot
Television and film pavilion complex on the Sofia ring road, with separate control rooms for each studio, camera cranes and modular video walls.
Church & monastery
Walled monastery in a forested valley, with striped arcaded ranges on four levels, a domed painted church and a fourteenth century stone tower.

Mountains & wilderness
High granite range with glacial lakes, cirques, alpine meadows and conifer forest, reached by mountain roads, huts and a chairlift.

Theatre, arena & venue
Second century Roman theatre cut into the hillside of the old town, with marble seating for about 3,500, a two storey stage wall and views over the city.

Office, school & public building
Museum in the former Battenberg palace by the Danube, with period rooms, a garden and a group of listed nineteenth century town houses in its care.

Transport & infrastructure
International airport with two passenger terminals, check in halls, piers and stands, a general aviation apron and a single runway.
Hotel & interiors
Hotel inside the 1950s Largo ensemble in the centre of Sofia, with a stone colonnade, a marble lobby, ballrooms and meeting suites.

Office, school & public building
Former public bath house of 1913 in Vienna Secession style, now the city museum, with tiled halls, arcaded facades and a mineral water colonnade outside.

Transport & infrastructure
Main station of 1974 with a concrete shell roof over a raised concourse, platforms below, tiled halls and a long approach of tracks and signal gantries.

Hospital, prison & institution
Neoclassical courts building of 1940 on Vitosha Boulevard, with a colonnaded front, a marble entrance hall, wide staircases and panelled court rooms.

Office, school & public building
Main university building of 1934 with a colonnaded front, a domed aula, marble stairs, long corridors and tiered lecture halls.
Office, school & public building
National library of 1953 next to the university, with a neoclassical facade, a columned entrance hall and large reading rooms lined with shelving.
Office, school & public building
University campus on a hillside above the Yantra, with concrete teaching blocks, lecture halls, libraries and terraces looking over the old town.
Hospital, prison & institution
Large teaching hospital on the western edge of Varna, with modern clinical blocks, treatment rooms, corridors and an emergency entrance.
Industrial & derelict
Working steel plant with an electric arc furnace, rolling mills, tall production halls, gantry cranes and yards of stock served by rail sidings.
Castle & estate
Medieval hill fortress above a bend of the Yantra, with rebuilt curtain walls, gate towers, a patriarchal church and steep approach paths.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Central department store of 1957 in the Largo, with a stone clad facade, a full height atrium, marble floors and galleried shopping levels.
Studio & backlot
Four stage studio east of Sofia with a curved LED volume and a large backlot carrying standing sets for an American suburb, a western town, a Viking village and an Arctic station.
Industrial & derelict
Museum set in the galleries of a former coal mine, with timbered tunnels, rails, cutting machines and winding gear left in place underground.
Transport & infrastructure
Coastal airport with a compact modern terminal, apron stands, a control tower and a preserved older terminal building on the same site.

Office, school & public building
Museum in an 1898 neo-Renaissance girls school, with a symmetrical brick facade, high ceilinged galleries and an inner courtyard of stone finds.

Theatre, arena & venue
Opera and drama house of 1932 on Independence Square, a neo-Baroque block with a decorated auditorium, boxes and a colonnaded entrance hall.

Transport & infrastructure
Terminus station beside the port canal, with a 1920s station building, a plain concourse, buffer stop platforms and quays a short walk away.

Theatre, arena & venue
National stadium of 1953 inside Borisova Gradina park, with a colonnaded entrance, an athletics track, about 43,000 seats and floodlight masts.

Mountains & wilderness
Mountain park on the edge of Sofia rising to 2,290 metres, with boulder rivers, spruce forest, ski runs, a chairlift and a road to the plateau.

Village & countryside
Reserve village of about 200 wooden houses from the seventeenth to nineteenth centuries, with stone walls, cobbled lanes and beech forest around it.
Industrial & derelict
A disused bus terminal in the inland town of Gračac, next to the main road, listed by the Zadar Film Commission as a derelict-places location.
Industrial & derelict
A disused military runway with deteriorated hangars near the village of Šepurine by Nin, set between the sea and Velebit mountain, listed by the Zadar Film Commission.

Office, school & public building
The University of Zagreb's music academy building on Gundulićeva ulica in the city centre, listed by the Zagreb Film Office among schools and universities.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A large shopping centre in Novi Zagreb next to the Arena Zagreb hall, listed by the Zagreb Film Office as an architectural filming location.

Theatre, arena & venue
Large modern indoor arena in Zagreb's Lanište district, built for the 2009 World Men's Handball Championship, listed by the Zagreb Film Office as a sports hall filming location.
Office, school & public building
Steel-framed exhibition hall on Zagreb's Zrinjevac park, originally built for the 1896 Budapest exhibition and re-erected in the city, now an art gallery with a domed central hall.
Office, school & public building
University-run botanical garden next to Zagreb's main railway station, with greenhouses, ponds and around 5,000 plant species laid out as an English-style landscape park.
Palace & landmark
An archipelago of fourteen islands off Fažana, the former summer residence of Josip Broz Tito, with parkland, a safari zone, Roman and Byzantine ruins and a residence complex.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Small neighbourhood square and daily market in Zagreb's Britanski trg area, with market stalls and street-level cafes catalogued by the Zagreb Film Office as a shooting location.

Forest & lake
Lakeside park in Novi Zagreb with two lakes, a bathing area, barbecue spots, playgrounds and a cycling and skating track around the water.

Church & monastery
A medieval parish church on St Mark's Square in Zagreb's Upper Town, known for its tiled roof, listed by the Zagreb Film Office as an Old Town location.

Church & monastery
Circular ninth-century pre-Romanesque church built partly from recycled Roman stone on Zadar's ancient forum, now used as a concert venue for its acoustics.
Seen in: Through the Centuries (per Zadar Film Commission)

Theatre, arena & venue
A neo-Renaissance national theatre building from 1893 in central Split, with a main stage, tiered auditorium and rehearsal rooms used for opera, drama and ballet.
Theatre, arena & venue
Neo-baroque opera and drama house on the Republic of Croatia Square in Zagreb, opened in 1895, with a gilded auditorium, foyer and working stage still in daily use.

Theatre, arena & venue
Opera house opened in 1885 in central Rijeka with a gilded horseshoe auditorium, main stage and rehearsal rooms, still in daily use for opera, ballet and drama.

Palace & landmark
Fourth-century Roman imperial palace whose walls, basement halls and peristyle form the living core of Split's old town, mixing ancient masonry with shops and homes.
Seen in: Game of Thrones (Meereen, seasons 4 to 6)
Bar, restaurant & shop
Zagreb's main open-air produce market on a raised square above the central square, with rows of red umbrellas, fruit and vegetable stalls and an indoor hall, run by the city market company.

Theatre, arena & venue
Multi-hall indoor sports and events complex in Zagreb with three separate arenas, listed by the Zagreb Film Office as a sports hall filming location.
Transport & infrastructure
A cable-stayed road bridge over the Sava on Zagreb's eastern bypass, listed by the Zagreb Film Office as a traffic-connection location.

Theatre, arena & venue
Indoor arena at Zagreb's Cibona sports complex with seating for around 5,400, home court of KK Cibona and a regular venue for concerts and other events.

Historic town & street
Walled seaside old town with intact medieval ramparts, baroque stone streets and fortresses rising straight from the Adriatic.
Seen in: Game of Thrones (King's Landing, from season 2), Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017), Robin Hood (2018)
Castle & estate
A small noble manor house in the Hamor part of Samobor, near Zagreb, listed by the Zagreb Film Office as a castle-and-manor location.

Hotel & interiors
Art Deco hotel opened in 1925 next to Zagreb's main station to serve Orient Express passengers, with a marble lobby, period ballroom and historic guest rooms.
Transport & infrastructure
Croatia's main international airport south of Zagreb, with a passenger terminal built in 2017, an aircraft apron, control tower and cargo facilities.
Office, school & public building
A late 19th-century palace on Rijeka's waterfront built for the Hungarian-appointed governor, now housing the Maritime and History Museum of the Croatian Littoral.

Transport & infrastructure
Pedestrian tunnel cut through Zagreb's Grič hill in the 1940s, linking the Ilica and Mesnička areas of the Upper Town, with bare concrete walls and arched side chambers.
Transport & infrastructure
A pedestrian and cycling bridge over the Sava in the Kajzerica district, catalogued by the Zagreb Film Office among the city's bridges.
Hotel & interiors
Business hotel in Zagreb with 207 rooms, six multifunctional meeting rooms, a casino and a lobby bar with terrace, listed by the Zagreb Film Office as a filming location.
Hotel & interiors
A bed-and-breakfast hotel on Vlaška ulica between Zagreb's Upper and Lower Town, with 49 rooms and a restaurant, listed by the Zagreb Film Office.
Hotel & interiors
The first purpose-built hotel on the eastern Adriatic coast, opened in 1884 on Opatija's seafront, with a Belle Epoque facade, period function rooms and a sea-facing terrace.
Hotel & interiors
Business hotel near Zagreb's fairground with conference rooms, a restaurant, lobby bar and fitness studio, used for corporate and hospitality scenes.
Studio & backlot
Film studio founded in 1946 with stages and backlot grounds in Zagreb's Dubrava district, host to well over a hundred international co-productions.
Seen in: Winnetou series (1962-1968), The Tin Drum (1979), Sophie's Choice (1982)
Transport & infrastructure
Road bridge carrying the Zagreb bypass over the Sava river on the city's western edge, a steel and concrete structure used for traffic and industrial-area shots.
Theatre, arena & venue
A musical theatre on Kaptol in Zagreb's old town, staging operettas, musicals and cabaret in a roughly 500-seat auditorium, operating since 1950.
Forest & lake
A wetland nature park at the confluence of the Drava and Danube rivers, with flooded forest, reed beds, an observation tower and boat routes through the marshland.

Forest & lake
Karst river canyon with a chain of travertine waterfalls, lakes and old watermills, plus the island monastery of Visovac reached only by boat.
Forest & lake
Recreational lake and park complex in western Zagreb built for the 1987 World Student Games, with rowing lanes, beaches, cafes and cycling paths around the water.

Industrial & derelict
Former Zagreb textile and later arms factory converted into an open art house, with a large column-free exhibition hall, glass additions and a sculpture garden.
Mountains & wilderness
The forested mountain range above Zagreb, with the ruined medieval Medvedgrad fortress, a former ore mine open to visitors, hiking trails and the Sljeme peak and ski area.

Office, school & public building
Neo-Renaissance former school building on Roosevelt Square in Zagreb, now home to the Mimara Museum's collection of European paintings, sculpture and applied art.
Office, school & public building
A museum in central Zadar holding Roman-era glass, with a glassblowing workshop, souvenir shop and exhibition halls, listed by the Zadar Film Commission.

Office, school & public building
A decorative-arts museum on Trg Republike Hrvatske in central Zagreb, its historicist building and galleries listed by the Zagreb Film Office as a filming location.

Office, school & public building
Croatia's national library, a large modernist building from 1995 with reading rooms, book stacks and a central atrium, serving as the country's main research library.
Historic town & street
A covered shopping arcade with a vaulted glass roof linking Ilica and Trg Petra Preradovića in central Zagreb, catalogued by the Zagreb Film Office as an architectural location.

Coast & beach
Belle-epoque resort town on the Kvarner riviera with a twelve-kilometre coastal promenade, villa gardens and grand hotels dating from the Austro-Hungarian era.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Pedestrian street and square in Zagreb's Upper Town lined with restaurants and bars, listed by the Zagreb Film Office as a filming location for street scenes.
Transport & infrastructure
A working lighthouse with a spiral staircase and keeper's house on the Puntamika coast at Zadar, listed by the Zadar Film Commission.
Industrial & derelict
Working saltworks on Pag island with roots in Roman times, laid out as shallow evaporation basins and canals, with a visitor centre run by the salt company Solana Pag.
Seen in: Following the Salt (documentary, per Zadar Film Commission)
Forest & lake
Chain of sixteen terraced turquoise lakes linked by waterfalls in a forested karst canyon.
Seen in: Treasure of the Silver Lake (1962), Karl May Winnetou westerns (1962-1968)

Transport & infrastructure
Working deep-sea cargo port on the Kvarner Gulf with container terminals, cranes, warehouses and the older Delta basin quaysides close to the city centre.

Theatre, arena & venue
Roman stone amphitheatre in central Pula whose surviving outer wall and tiered seating host summer concerts, the Pula Film Festival and other large outdoor events.
Seen in: Pula Film Festival (host venue)
Industrial & derelict
Former sugar refinery and later Rikard Benčić machine factory in central Rijeka, restored as an industrial heritage complex now housing the Rijeka City Museum.
Theatre, arena & venue
Municipal sports hall in Zagreb's Trešnjevka district, listed by the Zagreb Film Office among the city's sports halls available for filming.
Hotel & interiors
A 306-room hotel on Ulica kneza Borne in central Zagreb with two restaurants, a piano bar, casino and indoor pool, listed by the Zagreb Film Office.
Transport & infrastructure
A road tunnel through the Medvednica hills north of Zagreb, listed by the Zagreb Film Office under traffic-connection locations.
Theatre, arena & venue
Multi-purpose school sports hall in Zagreb's Dubrava district, used for handball, basketball and other indoor sports, with bleacher seating and changing rooms.

Castle & estate
Triangular sixteenth-century sea fortress guarding the entrance to Šibenik's channel, a UNESCO World Heritage site reachable only by boat.
Seen in: Game of Thrones (Astapor scenes, season 3)

Theatre, arena & venue
Zagreb's largest football ground, home of GNK Dinamo Zagreb and the national team, with open bowl seating for more than 35,000 next to Maksimir Park.
Theatre, arena & venue
A public swimming pool complex in eastern Zagreb with several basins, run by the city's sport and youth office and listed for filming by the Zagreb Film Office.
Theatre, arena & venue
A working tennis and squash club in the Maksimir neighbourhood of Zagreb, listed by the Zagreb Film Office under sport objects.

Hotel & interiors
High-rise hotel in central Zagreb with a casino, indoor pool and spa, conference and banqueting rooms, and a restaurant and bars used for hospitality shoots.
Industrial & derelict
Former factory building in Zagreb converted into a concert and events venue, with a large and a small performance hall and an on-site bar, hired out for concerts, conferences and corporate events.
Theatre, arena & venue
Zagreb's main concert hall on Trg Stjepana Radića, with a large auditorium and smaller performance space, listed by the Zagreb Film Office as an architectural filming location.
Transport & infrastructure
Working stone lighthouse of 1849 at the northern tip of Dugi Otok, one of the tallest on the Adriatic, reached by a track through pine forest above a rocky cove.
Transport & infrastructure
A smaller working railway station in the Črnomerec district of Zagreb, listed in the Zagreb Film Office catalogue alongside the nearby Hendrix and Youth bridges.
Transport & infrastructure
An international airport at Zemunik Donji outside Zadar, with two runways and a modern terminal, listed by the Zadar Film Commission for filming.
Bar, restaurant & shop
An open-air produce market with green and white awnings in the centre of Zadar's old town, listed by the Zadar Film Commission.
Office, school & public building
The seat of the Zadar County administration on the Zadar peninsula, a walled building by the sea, listed by the Zadar Film Commission.

Transport & infrastructure
The city's main long-distance bus terminal on Avenija Marina Držića, a working transit hub catalogued by the Zagreb Film Office for traffic-connection scenes.
Office, school & public building
Main building of the University of Zagreb's Faculty of Law, listed by the Zagreb Film Office among the city's school and university buildings available for filming.
Office, school & public building
Mid-twentieth-century trade fair ground south of the Sava with modernist exhibition pavilions, large halls and an open showground used for trade events year round.
Studio & backlot
Croatia's veteran animation studio, producing shorts and features since 1953 across three Zagreb premises with artist studios, shooting equipment and a small theatre.
Seen in: Surogat, Professor Balthazar
Transport & infrastructure
Zagreb's principal railway station, an 1892 Austro-Hungarian building on Tomislav Square with a domed main hall and platforms facing the city's museum quarter.
Theatre, arena & venue
A derelict 1964 cinema behind a courtyard off Mostecka street in Prague's Mala Strana, flood-damaged in 2002 and left as raw concrete and brick around a 600-seat hall with a balcony.

Palace & landmark
UNESCO-listed baroque archbishop's palace with opulent state rooms and formal gardens that have stood in for imperial Vienna.
Seen in: Amadeus (1984)
Industrial & derelict
A 1909 Gocar-designed automatic flour mill on the Chrudimka river in central Pardubice, in continuous operation until 2013 and now being redeveloped as a cultural quarter with a gallery and public square.
Transport & infrastructure
Aircraft collection and hangars at Kunovice airfield near Uherské Hradiště, on the site of the former Let Kunovice aircraft works, with propeller planes and gliders on display.

City & skyline
The tallest building in the Czech Republic, a 111 metre, 30-storey tower in Brno completed in 2013, with a ground-floor shopping gallery, mid-rise commercial floors and apartments on the top levels.

Studio & backlot
Prague studio complex dating from the early 1930s with large sound stages, extensive costume and prop stocks and backlot space.
Seen in: Amadeus (1984), Mission: Impossible (1996), Casino Royale (2006)
Hotel & interiors
A disused 19th-century spa in Bilina with an empty main building, two guest wings, an inhalation hall and a forest park, offered completely bare and open to interior changes for filming.
Seen in: I, Mattoni (Ja, Mattoni)
Hospital, prison & institution
Pavilion-style psychiatric hospital campus opened in 1909 on a wooded hillside in north Prague, dozens of period brick buildings connected by paths and gardens, still in clinical use.
Industrial & derelict
19th century textile mill complex on the Svitava river in the village of Brněnec, with brick production halls, a chimney and former worker housing.

Theatre, arena & venue
Large trade fair and exhibition ground south-west of Brno's centre, with functionalist 1920s pavilions and modern halls used for conventions, concerts and filming.
Modern architecture
A 1929 townhouse in Plzeň with an interior designed by architect Adolf Loos for the Brummel family, its five rooms and original furniture surviving wartime bombing and a 1980s demolition attempt.
Industrial & derelict
Working state brewery on the northern edge of Ceske Budejovice, with early 20th century brick brewhouses, cellars, bottling lines and a visitor centre offering plant tours.
Bar, restaurant & shop
An early 20th-century cafe in Pardubice reopened by its current owners in 1998, its rooms filled with period advertising signs, a winter garden, a small courtyard terrace and a working antique cash register.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Grand 1902 Art Nouveau café on Národní street in Prague, with a billiard room and tall windows over the street, run continuously except for a closure during the communist period.

Historic town & street
Renaissance and baroque town wrapped in a tight bend of the Vltava river beneath a painted castle tower.
Seen in: The Adventures of Pinocchio (1996), Hostel (2005), The Illusionist (2006)

Transport & infrastructure
Historic railway station in the west Bohemian border town of Cheb, with period platforms and a station building listed by the national film commission as a filming location.
Theatre, arena & venue
A 1980s indoor swimming complex in Chomutov with a 50 metre pool, a two-storey entrance hall, an underground plant room and wide terraces, empty and awaiting redevelopment.
Industrial & derelict
Early 20th century coaling station and water tower on the edge of Liberec, with a 75 metre boiler chimney and a steam power house linked by a two arch bridge, largely unaltered.
Office, school & public building
A 1990s post-revolutionary office building on Pardubice's main square, housing most of the ČSOB insurance company, with filming possible by appointment.
Studio & backlot
Virtual production facility near Prague with one 29x27m stage, 11m high, and a 180-degree curved LED wall about 14m in diameter for XR and motion capture work.
Industrial & derelict
Small joint stock brewery in the village of Dalesice with 19th century brewhouse machinery, a malting floor, an on site hotel and restaurant, and a brewery museum.
Seen in: Postriziny (Cutting It Short)
Theatre, arena & venue
Former bus depot in Plzeň converted into a creative and cultural centre, with workshop halls, a gallery and event space that keep the building's industrial steel roof trusses.
Industrial & derelict
Pumped storage hydroelectric plant in the Jeseniky mountains with an upper reservoir on a bare ridge and a turbine hall built deep inside the mountain, open for guided tours.
Mountains & wilderness
721-metre pedestrian suspension bridge strung between two ridges above the Dolní Morava mountain resort near Králický Sněžník, with a glass-floored lookout and a nearby forest canopy walkway.

Industrial & derelict
Former ironworks and coking plant just south of Ostrava's centre, with blast furnaces, a gasometer and a coal tower preserved as an industrial heritage site with exhibition and event space.
Studio & backlot
Virtual production studio in Kladno with two stages, 29.4x27.7m and 17.4x12.1m, used for content creation and motion capture, with a Prague production office.
Transport & infrastructure
Concrete arch dam in the Krusne hory mountains near the German border, holding back a reservoir in a forested valley, with the dam wall and spillway accessible on foot.
Theatre, arena & venue
Former gasometer at the Lower Vítkovice ironworks in Ostrava converted into a circular concert and exhibition hall inside its riveted steel shell.
Hotel & interiors
Baroque and neoclassical spa hotel at the head of Karlovy Vary's colonnade, with ballrooms, a casino and period guest rooms dating back to the 18th century.
Seen in: Casino Royale (2006), Last Holiday (2006)
Hospital, prison & institution
A working rehabilitation hospital founded in 1901 near Luže, with historic pavilions, functionalist buildings and newer wings set in an enclosed park with an arboretum, usable as a spa, hospital or period medical setting.
Industrial & derelict
A former coal mine in Ostrava's Lower Vítkovice industrial complex, reconstructed since 2015 into a cultural centre with studios, rehearsal rooms and multipurpose halls inside its 19th and 20th century mining buildings.
Seen in: Ghost Recon: Alpha
Bar, restaurant & shop
Late 19th century cattle market and slaughterhouse complex on the Vltava embankment in Holešovice, with brick market halls now used for food stalls, shops and events.
Industrial & derelict
A partially abandoned 1866 glassworks in Horní Bradlo covering about 6,000 square metres, combining the original building with a 1960s extension and boiler house, with a Christmas-decoration shop still trading on site.

Hotel & interiors
1958 socialist-modernist hotel on Wenceslas Square with a preserved Cold War-era nuclear bunker in the basement, run today as a functioning hotel with a small museum.

Hotel & interiors
Brutalist 1970s hotel and congress complex beside the Ohře river in Karlovy Vary, with a rooftop pool and an open-air cinema terrace, the home base of the city's international film festival.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Former border crossing customs house on the Elbe riverbank, converted into a community arts centre with a cinema, gallery, bar and courtyard used for events.
Modern architecture
Single cone shaped hotel and television transmitter on the summit of Jested mountain above Liberec, reached by cable car, with a circular restaurant and panoramic windows.
Theatre, arena & venue
Repertory theatre in central Ceske Budejovice with an early 20th century auditorium, stage house and backstage workshops still used for daily opera, drama and ballet productions.
Theatre, arena & venue
A restored 1931-1934 constructivist theatre in Chrudim, with a 302-seat main auditorium, a stage, an auxiliary stage, an orchestra pit, a foyer and a cafe spread over one basement and three upper floors.
Hospital, prison & institution
A 1740s Baroque former prison and orphanage in central Brno, four linked wings around three courtyards under an intact 18th-century roof, mostly empty aside from monthly public tours.
Hospital, prison & institution
Former Premonstratensian monastery on the edge of Olomouc, now a working military hospital, with baroque courtyards and church interiors alongside functioning medical wards.

Office, school & public building
Former Jesuit college in Prague's Old Town now housing the National Library, with a baroque astronomical tower, mirrored chapel and historic library halls available for events and filming.
Theatre, arena & venue
A 1980s culture house in Usti nad Orlici with a 600-seat multi-purpose hall, stage, bar and dressing rooms, its own lighting and sound equipment, next to a hotel and restaurant.
House & apartment
An Adolf Loos-designed 1930-31 apartment in Plzen with a green Cipollino marble salon under a dark mahogany ceiling, mirrored walls, an adjoining dining room and a fitted-wardrobe bedroom.
Industrial & derelict
Empty production halls and corridors of a former Czechoslovak chemical works in Brno that made laboratory reagents, dyes and biochemicals from 1953 until its 2010 closure, now home to a stunt team.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A working vineyard winery near Znojmo with a sculpted concrete roofline, a walkable viewing roof, an open-air summer amphitheatre and modern cellars, set among vines looking toward Austria.

Industrial & derelict
Former hard coal mine at Petrkovice on the edge of Ostrava, now an open-air mining museum with pit head towers, wagons and underground galleries open to visitors.
House & apartment
A romantic historicist villa built in three stages between 1897 and 1911 for the Liebieg textile family in Liberec, with a mythological ceiling fresco in its Hall of Fables and a period motor garage.
Transport & infrastructure
River port and container terminal on the Elbe at Lovosice in north Bohemia, with cranes, quaysides and warehouse sheds serving inland barge traffic.

Theatre, arena & venue
1921 Art Nouveau passage complex in central Prague, with a domed concert hall, one of the city's oldest cinemas and a chain of shopping arcades under glass roofs.
Hotel & interiors
Moravian spa town built up from 1902 around mineral springs, with colonnades and hotel buildings designed by architect Dušan Jurkovič in a distinctive folk-art style.

Theatre, arena & venue
1882 neo-baroque theatre in Brno, the first public building in Europe lit entirely by Edison electric light, still in use as part of the National Theatre Brno.
Seen in: First electrically lit theatre building in Europe (1882)

Office, school & public building
Brno's largest university, spanning a historic main building near the city centre and modern faculty campuses, with lecture halls and campus architecture listed by the film commission.
Office, school & public building
A modern glasshouse rebuilt on the footprint of Gregor Mendel's original greenhouse at the Augustinian Abbey in Brno, combining a permanent exhibition, event space and working plant beds.

Industrial & derelict
Complete early 20th century coal mine surface plant in Ostrava-Michálkovice, with preserved machine hall, boiler house and pithead baths run as a branch of the National Technical Museum.
Village & countryside
A preserved farmstead in the small village of Pohled on the Sazava river in Vysocina, with a farmhouse, cattle byre, granary, barn and open dooryard illustrating rural life from the 17th to early 20th century.
Industrial & derelict
A former mill estate of over 1,000 square metres near Ronov nad Doubravou, with three reconstructed buildings and one original late 19th-century mill, a natural lake, a theatre, an outdoor amphitheatre, an old forge and stables.

Office, school & public building
Art Nouveau civic building on Republic Square in Prague completed in 1912, with the Smetana concert hall, ceremonial reception rooms, a café and restaurant behind an ornate mosaic facade.
Village & countryside
A working national stud farm at Kladruby nad Labem breeding the Kladruber horse, pairing the historic stud with a chateau and open pastureland for the horses.
Office, school & public building
Gothic and Renaissance town hall on Olomouc's main square, with a tower, an open loggia and an astronomical clock rebuilt in a socialist-realist style after wartime damage.

Transport & infrastructure
A small international airport on the edge of Pardubice next to the racecourse, with a 2.5 kilometre by 75 metre runway, ground-support vehicles and hangar space, open to filming.
Hospital, prison & institution
Regional hospital campus in Pardubice combining older pavilion wings with newer clinical buildings, listed by the national film commission as an available filming location.
Hospital, prison & institution
A working prison in Pardubice that makes cells, a visiting room and cellars available for filming, arranged directly through the facility's own spokesperson.
Theatre, arena & venue
A horse racing track on the edge of Pardubice with a 2,200 metre circuit, host to a racing season that runs from May to October.
Office, school & public building
The municipal town hall of Pardubice, on náměstí Republiky in the historic centre.
Transport & infrastructure
A 1932-1938 dam on the Divoká Orlice river at Pastviny, combining a reservoir with a working hydroelectric power plant.

Castle & estate
A single-wing Mannerist castle built 1680-1688 above the Hloučela stream near Plumlov for the Liechtenstein family, its 1686 stuccoed hall and painted ceilings surviving from an originally planned four-wing design.
Transport & infrastructure
Prague's principal railway terminus, with an Art Nouveau departure hall from 1909 by architect Josef Fanta grafted onto a modern underground concourse and platforms.
Seen in: Mission: Impossible (1996)

Transport & infrastructure
Three line underground network opened in 1974, with deep late-communist era stations finished in coloured anodised aluminium panels and marble, still in daily operation.
Studio & backlot
A large Prague production complex with nine sound stages, a 25-acre backlot and a dedicated water stage, used by international streaming and studio productions.
Seen in: Foundation (Apple TV+)
Hospital, prison & institution
An abandoned chateau in the village of Přílepy in the Zlín Region, converted from a 15th-century fortress by 1885 and later run as a maternity hospital until it emptied, set in a public park with rare trees.
House & apartment
A 1920 New Classical Revival villa in Choceň with a symmetrical facade and smooth plaster cladding, designed by architect Antonín Plíhal, its large hall, kitchen and veranda kept close to the original interior.
Office, school & public building
Working textile college on Textilni street with period spinning and weaving machinery still in place alongside plain classroom interiors and a gated parking yard.
Theatre, arena & venue
Functionalist gymnasium and sports hall complex built for the Sokol movement in Hradec Králové, with large open exercise halls and period fittings.
Office, school & public building
A Class A business park in Brno made of five low-rise office villas in Dutch brick with roof terraces, set asymmetrically around a lake with a view toward the city's cathedral.
House & apartment
An early Baroque farmhouse near Uhersko standing for more than 400 years, with farm buildings, a yard, a dairy, an original malt house, a mill and a cow house around a working restaurant and guest accommodation.

Historic town & street
A small town in the Beskyd foothills known as Moravia's Bethlehem, with half-timbered 18th and 19th century cottages, a Baroque town square and the Gothic Trúba tower, the last remnant of its 13th-century castle.

Office, school & public building
Interactive science museum in a former Skoda Works foundry hall in the Bory district of Plzen, combining a large industrial shed with modern exhibition halls and a planetarium.
Industrial & derelict
A working district heating and power plant on Spitalka street in Brno, opened in 1930 on piled marsh foundations, with an old boiler house still holding historic Kolben-Danek machinery.

Hospital, prison & institution
18th century star fort east of Terezín used as a political prison under Austria-Hungary and as a Gestapo prison during the German occupation, with cell blocks and courtyards preserved as a memorial.
Seen in: Fateless (2005)
Industrial & derelict
A disused timber factory in Lichkov near the Polish border, running from 1871 until a 1973 fire and 1990s privatisation closed it, its chimney with a stork's nest above an empty 22,400 square metre brownfield.
Industrial & derelict
Renovated paper mill building of about 4,000 square metres by the Radbuza river near central Plzen, holding a large industrial hall, an art studio, cafe and exhibition rooms.
House & apartment
Functionalist 1911 villa built for shoe manufacturer Tomáš Baťa on the edge of Zlín's factory district, later enlarged and now used as a museum of the Baťa family and its management methods.
Village & countryside
A working state stud farm near Zlin founded in 1925 on an 18th-century manor yard, with vaulted stables for around 115 breeding stallions of several breeds, a forge and a director's villa.

Office, school & public building
University built inside the former Baťa shoe factory's functionalist halls in Zlín, glass-and-steel-frame factory buildings from the 1930s adapted into lecture rooms and laboratories.
Studio & backlot
Two sound stages in Prague's Jinonice district, about 1,200m2 and 270m2, used for film, television, commercials and photography since 2007.
Industrial & derelict
Disused 19th century brick water reservoir cut into a hillside near Brno's exhibition grounds, with vaulted underground chambers now hired out for exhibitions and events.
Studio & backlot
Prague visual effects house offering virtual production services and a dedicated stage at its Milin studio outside the city.
Hospital, prison & institution
A working regional hospital in Ústí nad Orlicí with over 330 beds, including a four-storey emergency pavilion opened in 2022, part of a group of five Pardubice Region hospitals available for filming.
House & apartment
1929 functionalist villa in Brno built for textile manufacturer Alfred Stiassni and later used as a state guesthouse, with period furniture, gardens and a swimming pool.

House & apartment
UNESCO-listed 1930 modernist villa in Brno by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, with a glass-walled living hall, an onyx wall and a travertine terrace over the garden and city.
Industrial & derelict
Two disused brick water reservoirs from 1872 on Zluty kopec hill in Brno, joined later by two concrete tanks, decommissioned in 1997 and now toured as cavernous underground chambers.
Hospital, prison & institution
An intact forced-labour camp near Pribram built in 1947-49 for uranium mining and later a political prison until 1960, preserved with its command building, bunker and unheated punishment cells.
Seen in: Zdivocela zeme, Bumerang, Piknik, Nackt unter Wolfen
Industrial & derelict
A former 1838 textile mill on the edge of Zamberk, now a museum of antique machinery and vehicles, with a working line-shaft machine shop, forge, narrow-gauge railway and a stock of vintage cars.
Industrial & derelict
A working watermill on the Oder river in Loučky, with a functioning 3.6 metre mill wheel, eight farm buildings and period interiors that can be adapted to different historical eras.
House & apartment
1932 house in Prague's Smíchov district designed by Adolf Loos around his raumplan of interlocking split levels, now a museum open for tours and filming by appointment.
Theatre, arena & venue
A 1932 Bohuslav Fuchs bathing complex in Brno's Zabrdovice district built around two courtyards, its outdoor pool still operating as a public lido while the closed indoor winter baths await reuse.

Industrial & derelict
The former Czechoslovak state arms works in Brno's Husovice district, founded in 1918, which also repaired cars and rail equipment and made weapons before its 1945 machinery seeded the Zetor tractor brand.
Industrial & derelict
Grid of red brick functionalist factory halls built by the Baťa shoe company in Zlín from the 1920s, now reused as a university, offices and cultural venues.
Theatre, arena & venue
An amusement park dating to 1583 inside the Jaegersborg Dyrehave deer park north of Copenhagen, with rides, variety theatres and restaurants under old beech trees.

Theatre, arena & venue
Scandinavia's second-largest exhibition and conference centre in Copenhagen's Orestad district, with a congress hall for up to 4,200 people, four auditoriums and an adjoining hotel tower.
Seen in: Olsen-banden ser rodt (The Olsen Gang Outta Sight)
Transport & infrastructure
Regional airport near Roenne on Bornholm with scheduled flights to Copenhagen, Aalborg, Billund and Sonderborg, the island's only air link.
Industrial & derelict
Former Carlsberg brewery grounds in Copenhagen, redeveloped into a city district that keeps historic brewery halls and towers alongside new office, retail and residential buildings.

Palace & landmark
Government palace on the Slotsholmen islet housing the Danish Parliament, Prime Minister's Office and Supreme Court, with a riding ground complex and palace square.
Seen in: Borgen (2010-2022)

Theatre, arena & venue
A domed circus building from 1886 in central Copenhagen near Tivoli, its ring and tiered seating now hired out for shows, dinner theatre and events.

Office, school & public building
The seat of Copenhagen's municipal government on Radhuspladsen, a National Romantic building from 1905 with a public atrium and clock tower, used for a tower scene in a 1978 comedy and for hospital-atrium scenes in a 2015 drama.
Seen in: The Olsen Gang Goes to War, The Danish Girl
Hospital, prison & institution
A 1924 neoclassical police headquarters in central Copenhagen built around a 45-metre circular courtyard with 44 Doric columns, still an active police building, that has repeatedly played itself on screen.
Seen in: Broen/Bron (The Bridge), Forbrydelsen (The Killing), Olsen-banden films
Industrial & derelict
Working waste-to-energy plant in Copenhagen with a rooftop ski slope, climbing wall and hiking trail built onto its sloped roof, plus a rooftop bar and cafe.

Office, school & public building
A large glass and concrete public library and citizen service building on Aarhus harbourfront, with open multi-storey interiors and a public square outside.
Studio & backlot
The headquarters and production complex of the Danish Broadcasting Corporation on Amager, opened between 2006 and 2010, combining newsrooms, TV studios and the DR Koncerthuset concert hall.
Seen in: Borgen, The Killing (Forbrydelsen)

Theatre, arena & venue
Concert hall in Copenhagen's Orestad district built for Danish public broadcaster DR, with a main concert hall, four recording studios and a restaurant, available for external hire.
Hospital, prison & institution
Former Danish state prison in Horsens, closed in 2006 and reopened as a prison museum whose cell wings, exercise yards and workshop buildings are hired out for events and overnight stays.
Studio & backlot
Creative business park in Aarhus's Sydhavnen district housing over 80 film, TV, gaming and animation companies, with production premises and an event bar for hire.

House & apartment
Renaissance manor house in Jutland, home to Denmark's national museum of manor life, with period rooms, stables, a moat and surrounding parkland used for events.

Industrial & derelict
A former railway goods yard in Aarhus converted into a production house for culture and the arts, with its long brick freight sheds and tracks-side hall available to rent for events.

Office, school & public building
A museum in Odense's old town dedicated to Hans Christian Andersen, combining a modern underground exhibition building with the historic house and courtyard where he was born.

Hotel & interiors
A former sanatorium turned hotel and conference centre on the shore of Kolding Fjord, with period interiors, function rooms and parkland running down to the water.
Castle & estate
Renaissance fortress at the narrowest point of the Øresund strait, with ramparts, a large courtyard and vaulted casemates, known as the Elsinore of Shakespeare's Hamlet.
Seen in: Hamlet at Elsinore (1964)
Theatre, arena & venue
Denmark's largest exhibition and entertainment complex, spread across roughly 130 acres in Herning with halls used for trade fairs, concerts, sport and stage productions.
Coast & beach
White chalk cliffs on the island of Moen rising up to 128 metres above the Baltic Sea, with a science centre, forest trails and beach access at the cliff base.

Theatre, arena & venue
A concert and performance complex in central Aarhus with ten stages under one glass-fronted roof, hosting everything from opera and classical concerts to comedy and family theatre.
Studio & backlot
A 360-degree LED volume in Valby, Copenhagen, 16 metres in diameter with walls and ceiling fully covered in LED panels, built for virtual production.

Studio & backlot
Working studio lot in Valby founded in 1906, the world's oldest continuously active film studio, with shooting stages, post-production facilities and a 360-degree LED stage.
Seen in: Matador (1978-1982), Olsen-banden

Industrial & derelict
Former coal-fired power station on Aalborg's harbour front converted into a culture house, with theatre, music and exhibition halls inside the original turbine building.
House & apartment
A historic grid of yellow single-storey row houses in central Copenhagen built from 1631 as Royal Danish Navy housing and still partly used as service housing, with a street used for a home-visit scene in a 2015 drama.
Seen in: The Danish Girl

Transport & infrastructure
Commercial port on Funen with 3.9 kilometres of quay, heavy-lift cranes and large storage areas, used for offshore wind component handling and industrial tenants.
Transport & infrastructure
A cable-stayed rail and motorway bridge running nearly 8 kilometres from the Swedish coast to the artificial island of Peberholm, continuing to Denmark via the Oresund Tunnel.
Seen in: The Bridge (Bron/Broen)

Industrial & derelict
Former B&W shipyard peninsula in Copenhagen harbour, its industrial sheds, open dock space and workshop halls now let out for events, studios and small businesses.

Church & monastery
Brick cathedral in Roskilde and UNESCO World Heritage site, burial church of the Danish monarchy for over 500 years, with regular organ concerts and cultural events.

Theatre, arena & venue
Amusement park and pleasure garden in central Copenhagen dating from 1843, with rides, concert stages, themed architecture and landscaped gardens.
Seen in: Reptilicus (1961)

Bar, restaurant & shop
Two glass-roofed market halls in central Copenhagen with food and drink stalls under one enclosed roof, plus an adjoining public square outside for exterior coverage.

Office, school & public building
Waterfront exhibition and knowledge centre in Aalborg designed by architect Jorn Utzon as his last work, with gallery halls, a restaurant and rooms available for hire.
Hospital, prison & institution
A closed state prison in Albertslund built in 1859 and shut in 2018, its walled complex of cell blocks and a main gatehouse still standing at the edge of the town.
Seen in: The Olsen Gang (Olsen-banden) film series
Industrial & derelict
Former oil shale open cast mine turned into a rowing canal, with terraced spoil ridges, bare rock faces, gravel service roads and a long flat sheet of water.

Hotel & interiors
Art nouveau villa of 1905 in Parnu run as a hotel, with panelled salons, a ballroom, stained glass, a wooden veranda and a garden near the beach.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Covered market on several levels next to Tallinn's Baltic station, with produce and meat counters, a street food floor, second hand traders and a roof car park.
Studio & backlot
Teaching sound stage of 160 sq m at the Baltic Film and Media School, 13.5 by 11.85 m with a 6.5 m height, motorised lighting, black, white and green backgrounds and a television gallery.

Office, school & public building
Concrete and glass art school of 2018 near Kalamaja, with open stairwells, corridors, print, metal and ceramics workshops, studios and a roof terrace.
Office, school & public building
Long low museum at Raadi that rises out of a former Soviet airfield runway, with a glazed front, wide concrete halls and large open exhibition floors.
Theatre, arena & venue
Jugendstil theatre of 1913 in central Tallinn holding both an opera auditorium and a concert hall, with foyers, boxes, orchestra pit and backstage areas.
Studio & backlot
Purpose built studio complex at Johvi Business Park with a 2,000 sq m stage up to 20 m high, a 1,200 sq m multifunction stage, workshops, wardrobe, SFX rooms and post production floors.
Theatre, arena & venue
Concert hall in Johvi with a main auditorium, a smaller hall, glazed foyers and rehearsal rooms, serving as the main performance venue of Ida-Viru county.
Palace & landmark
Baroque palace begun in 1718 for Peter the Great, with a two storey main hall, stucco ceilings, an art museum, a formal flower garden and a large park.
Industrial & derelict
Former oil shale mine at Kohtla-Nomme with underground galleries reached by mine train, surface headframe, sorting plant, machine halls and a spoil hill.
House & apartment
Neoclassical manor north east of Tallinn, part ruin and part restored, with an empty columned main house, service wings and a park, listed in the Film Estonia catalogue.
Transport & infrastructure
Stone lighthouse begun in the 16th century standing on a hill in the middle of Hiiumaa island, square in plan with four buttresses and a viewing gallery.

Industrial & derelict
Disused 19th century textile mill on an island in the Narva river, with red brick spinning halls, empty machine floors, water channels and rows of workers housing.
Industrial & derelict
Walled site of the former Franz Krull machine works near Tallinn's Baltic station, with brick and steel workshop halls, cobbled yards and rail sidings under redevelopment.
Office, school & public building
Limestone and copper museum cut into the Lasnamae escarpment behind Kadriorg park, with a curved facade, a full height atrium, ramps and top lit galleries.

Castle & estate
Well preserved 14th century bishop's castle on Saaremaa, a square stone block with a defensive tower, vaulted halls, a chapel, a moat and earth bastions.
City & skyline
Six lane road sunk into a limestone cutting across the Lasnamae housing district, lined with rock walls, footbridges and Soviet era apartment slabs.
Seen in: Tenet
Forest & lake
Coastal national park east of Tallinn with pine forest, raised bogs, boulder fields, fishing villages, manor estates and long stretches of undeveloped shore.
Transport & infrastructure
International airport 4 km from the centre of Tallinn, with a compact passenger terminal, apron, cargo area and hangars beside a lake and the city ring road.
Theatre, arena & venue
Semi abandoned limestone concert and sports hall built for the 1980 Olympic regatta, with stepped terraces over the harbour, an empty auditorium and an ice hall.
Seen in: Tenet
Bar, restaurant & shop
Cafe on Pikk street in Tallinn old town trading since 1864, with dark wood panelling, mirrored counters, a marzipan display room and a period shop front.
House & apartment
Manor complex in south east Estonia with a red brick main house, a long stone barn, stables and a granary, in use as a folk culture and arts centre.

Castle & estate
Medieval Danish and Livonian order castle on the Narva river facing the Russian bank, with a tall keep, courtyards, ramparts, cellars and a museum inside.

Industrial & derelict
Former submarine shipyard on Tallinn bay, with tall brick and concrete production halls, a foundry converted to an event hall, quayside promenade and a marina.
Transport & infrastructure
Passenger port a short walk from the old town, with ferry terminals, vehicle ramps, quays, a cruise berth and open dock areas run by Port of Tallinn.
Seen in: Tenet
Coast & beach
Limestone escarpment on the north coast rising about 55 m above the sea, with exposed rock layers, a viewing platform and the highest waterfall in Estonia.
Hotel & interiors
Tower hotel of 1972 on the edge of Tallinn old town, with a period lobby and bar, upper floor rooms and a preserved KGB listening post and museum on the top floor.
Hotel & interiors
Restored manor hotel on Muhu island facing the sea, with stone farm buildings, a carriage house, panelled dining rooms and a spa in the former stables.
House & apartment
Restored baroque manor in Lahemaa national park with period interiors, a distillery, greenhouse, stables, a coach house and a park with ponds.

Coast & beach
Wide shallow sand beach on the gulf of Riga with low dunes, a promenade, a 1930s functionalist beach house and pine woods behind.

Hospital, prison & institution
Empty 1840s coastal fortress on the Tallinn shore used as a prison until 2002, with cell wings, long corridors, exercise yards, a hospital block and vaulted casemates.
Industrial & derelict
Former rubber factory on the Kopli peninsula in Tallinn, with brick production halls, tall steel windows, raw concrete floors and enclosed yards, now let as studios and event space.

Industrial & derelict
Flooded limestone quarry beside the former Murru prison, with a white spoil mountain, submerged buildings and machinery, clear water and open ground for a unit base.
House & apartment
Baroque manor of 1753 inside Lahemaa national park, with a pink main house, symmetrical outbuildings, a forest museum, a hotel wing and a landscaped park.
Hotel & interiors
Neo-Gothic manor of 1833 above the Keila waterfall, restored with period rooms, a concert hall, a suspension bridge and a wooded park, hired for events and stays.
Transport & infrastructure
Maritime museum in 1917 concrete seaplane hangars on Tallinn bay, three thin shell domes over a dark hall with a submarine and boats, plus quays and icebreakers outside.
Historic town & street
Post war town built for a uranium processing plant, laid out as a Stalinist axis of pastel apartment blocks with a culture house and a stairway down to the sea.
Theatre, arena & venue
Stalinist cinema of 1955 in Tallinn old town, with a columned portico, a decorated foyer with chandeliers and a single auditorium still in daily use.
Industrial & derelict
Former city power station between the old town and the harbour, kept as raw concrete and brick halls with boiler house volumes, now a hireable cultural venue with large open floors.
Seen in: Stalker

Historic town & street
Walled medieval town of cobbled lanes, merchant houses, guild halls, churches and defence towers on two levels, in everyday use and covered by city filming permits.

Theatre, arena & venue
Open air arena by the sea with a shell shaped concrete stage of 1960, a stepped choir stand for thousands of singers, a light tower and a wide sloping field.

Office, school & public building
Gothic town hall of 1404 on Raekoja square, with a vaulted citizens hall, council chamber, cellars and a tower, hired for events outside the visitor season.
Studio & backlot
Studio complex under construction on the Paljassaare peninsula for the Estonian Film Institute, planned as three sound stages of about 3,500 sq m together, the largest 1,200 sq m with a 14 m ceiling.

Transport & infrastructure
Small regional airport at Ulenurme south of Tartu, with one runway, a low terminal building, apron, hangars and light scheduled traffic.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Functionalist market hall of 1937 in central Tartu, one wide barrel vaulted space with tiled counters for meat, fish, dairy and produce, and an open market outside.
Historic town & street
Sloping neoclassical square in the centre of Tartu, closed at the top by the 1789 town hall and lined with pastel merchant houses running down to the river.

Industrial & derelict
Former railway repair works beside Tallinn's Baltic station, a block of low industrial buildings with painted brick walls, rail sidings, yards, bars, shops and studios.
Office, school & public building
Business campus on a former factory site next to Tallinn airport, mixing glass office blocks with retained brick industrial halls, internal streets, car parks and a conference centre.
Theatre, arena & venue
Indoor arena in west Tallinn built in 2001 for concerts and sport, with a bowl seating several thousand, wide concourses, dressing rooms and truck access.
Office, school & public building
Neoclassical university building of 1809 with a columned portico, a white assembly hall, lecture rooms, an art museum and a former student lock-up in the attic.
Theatre, arena & venue
Black box theatre in a converted building in central Narva, with a flexible main hall, technical grid, rehearsal rooms and offices available for hire.
Hospital, prison & institution
Museum of occupations at the foot of Toompea together with the preserved KGB prison cells on Pagari street, with holding cells, painted corridors and interrogation rooms.
Theatre, arena & venue
Estonia's oldest theatre company in Tartu, working from a 1960s main house, a smaller house and a black box, with auditoria, foyers and set workshops.
Hotel & interiors
Manor estate in Lahemaa run as a hotel and spa, with a white main house, watermill, distillery, farm buildings, ponds and a park, listed in the Film Estonia catalogue.
Industrial & derelict
Former Nokia cable factory in Helsinki's Ruoholahti district, a long brick industrial building with high factory halls, now a large cultural centre housing museums, studios, galleries and rentable event spaces.

Industrial & derelict
Former cotton mill founded in 1820 beside the Tammerkoski rapids in Tampere, a complex of red-brick factory buildings including the 1877 Plevna weaving hall, now holding restaurants, a cinema, shops and offices.
House & apartment
A manor house on the shore of Lake Pyhajarvi close to central Tampere, set in an English-style park with rose gardens and on-site parking for about 20 cars.
Industrial & derelict
A former iron and gold mine near Ylojarvi, closed in 1960 and since flooded to form a deep, clear water-filled pit now used as a dive site.

Theatre, arena & venue
Functionalist 1938 stadium built for the 1952 Olympics, with a 72-metre tower and a renovated bowl used today for athletics, concerts, conferences and stadium tours.
Seen in: The Amazing Race (US, 2006)
Industrial & derelict
A former pulp and paper mill site on Tampere's lakeshore, now repurposed as a mixed venue for arts, culture and research while redevelopment of the wider area continues.
Village & countryside
Village on the Ivalo River about 250 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle, surrounded by boreal forest and fells, with deep snow and polar night for much of the year.
Seen in: Arctic Circle (2018-)

Industrial & derelict
Former needle factory and wool mill on a small island in central Tampere, its 1897 red-brick U-shaped building now a shopping and business centre linked by footbridge to the riverside Koskikeskus district.
Mountains & wilderness
Finland's largest ski resort on Levi fell in Kittila, with 43 marked slopes and 27 lifts amid birch and pine wilderness, used in winter for skiing and Northern Lights and in summer for fell hiking under the midnight sun.
Seen in: The Grand Tour: A Scandi Flick (2022)

Studio & backlot
Media campus at broadcaster Yle's Tohloppi site in Tampere, with fully equipped television studios and a 1,500 square metre factory hall stage available for hire.
Seen in: Uusi päivä (2010-2018)
Industrial & derelict
A hydroelectric power plant in Nokia near Tampere offering both industrial interiors and surrounding nature for productions, listed by Film Tampere as a filming location.
Office, school & public building
A local history museum in the town of Nokia occupying a relocated worker's house, part of a small cluster of preserved 19th and 20th century industrial-era homes.
Transport & infrastructure
A network of multi storey car parks operated by Finnpark in and around central Tampere, listed by Film Tampere as available filming locations.
Theatre, arena & venue
A former animal-feed factory building beside the closed Mantta pulp mill, converted into an exhibition and event space with variable rooms and a ceiling rising to 12 metres.
Church & monastery
A wooden church built in 1921 in Pirkkala, with an adjoining cemetery, a church boat and a bird observation tower on the grounds.
Historic town & street
A protected hillside neighbourhood in Tampere of narrow streets and restored wooden houses between two lakes, home to Rajaportti, the oldest public sauna in Finland.
Hospital, prison & institution
Former psychiatric hospital on a lakeshore park in Nokia near Tampere, with stone buildings from the 1890s including an Italianate villa, in clinical use from 1900 until closure in 2024 and now largely vacant.
Theatre, arena & venue
A lakeside amusement park in central Tampere combining rides, an aquarium, a planetarium, a children's zoo and the Nasinneula observation tower.

Historic town & street
Neoclassical square by Carl Ludvig Engel framed by Helsinki Cathedral, the Government Palace and the university, long used as a stand-in for imperial St Petersburg and Soviet-era Moscow.
Seen in: Reds (1981), Gorky Park (1983)

Theatre, arena & venue
A wooden concert hall on the shore of Lake Vesijarvi in Lahti, with a main hall, several conference rooms and a live music club, offering full event production and streaming services.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A 19th century stable courtyard from the Finlayson factory community in Tampere, restored with Russian style cottages that now house craft shops and a cafe, listed by Film Tampere as a filming location.
Castle & estate
Sea fortress built from 1748 across a cluster of islands off Helsinki, with stone bastions, tunnels, dry docks and cobbled courtyards, now a UNESCO World Heritage site with museums and open parkland.

Industrial & derelict
Former power plant and gasworks complex in Helsinki with red-brick industrial halls and open concrete yards, now a cultural venue mixing galleries, restaurants and a brewery inside the original industrial shells.

Office, school & public building
A neo renaissance city hall from 1890 on Tampere's central square, with several period halls, listed by Film Tampere as a filming location.

Theatre, arena & venue
Largest congress centre in the Nordic countries, a modern building beside Sorsapuisto park in central Tampere with a 1,756-seat main auditorium and several smaller halls used for concerts and conferences.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Largest market hall in the Nordic countries when it opened in 1901, a protected two-story brick building in central Tampere with roughly 30 food stalls, cafes and restaurants.

Theatre, arena & venue
A former customs warehouse in Tampere converted into a cultural venue with a large main hall and a smaller club space, used for concerts, theatre and festivals, listed by Film Tampere as a filming location.

Castle & estate
Medieval keep begun around 1280 at the mouth of the Aura river, expanded into a Renaissance bailey under Gustav Vasa in the 16th century, now a city museum with period rooms, banqueting halls and rentable event spaces.
Seen in: Sadan miekan mies (1951), The Girl King (2015)
Office, school & public building
A car museum on the Vehoniemi ridge near Kangasala, open since 1983, with a rotating display of vintage vehicles kept in running order.
Industrial & derelict
An open-pit feldspar quarry near Orivesi, worked from 1935 to 1965 for lithium-bearing feldspar, with gemstones still found among its waste rock piles.

Office, school & public building
Former Benedictine abbey whose 18th century monastic buildings house the Caen city hall, with a stone staircase, panelled halls, cloister and church alongside.
Seen in: Secrets d'Histoire

Church & monastery
Ruined 13th century abbey on the shore near Paimpol with a roofless church, vaulted cellar, chapter house, refectory over the sea and salt marsh grounds.

Church & monastery
Romanesque abbey at Daoulas with a 12th century cloister, church, fountain and a walled medicinal plant garden on a sloping site.
Church & monastery
Cistercian abbey founded in 1118 in a wooded valley, with a plain unlit church, cloister, dormitory, forge, bakehouse and gardens, and no modern building in view.
Seen in: Angelique marquise des anges, Cyrano de Bergerac, L'Enfant des loups, La Marquise des ombres
Church & monastery
A Benedictine abbey founded in 945 in Saint-Michel-en-Thierache, rebuilt several times, with a 17th century baroque facade, a central cloister, an abbey church, a chapter house and a refectory.

Church & monastery
Abbey stacked on a tidal rock, with a Romanesque nave, Gothic cloister and refectory, crypts, undercrofts and a treadwheel, above the bay sands.
Church & monastery
Cistercian abbey in the Monts d'Arree with a plain 12th century church, ponds, mill and open moorland around the monastic buildings.
Church & monastery
Former royal abbey near Chinon founded in 1101, with a Romanesque church, medieval kitchens and cloisters plus an on-site hotel, its own site publishing information for film and TV shoots.

Theatre, arena & venue
Multi-purpose indoor arena in Bercy seating up to about 20,300, built into a grass-covered pyramid, used for concerts, sport and large events.
Transport & infrastructure
France's main international airport north of Paris, with terminals, control-tower views and airside areas that operator Groupe ADP makes available for filming through a dedicated production service.

Office, school & public building
Enclosed timber framed plague cemetery courtyard of the 16th century in Rouen, with carved galleries of skulls and tools, an inner yard and adjoining rooms.
Village & countryside
Neolithic standing stone rows spread over several kilometres of heath and pasture at Carnac, with long straight alignments, enclosures and open sky.

Theatre, arena & venue
Nice football stadium with a translucent wave-shaped roof, home to OGC Nice and used for concerts and other large events.

Theatre, arena & venue
Indoor and outdoor water park in the 15th arrondissement, with wave pools, slides and tropical-style planting, hired through its own professional booking service for shoots and events.
Theatre, arena & venue
Roman amphitheatre built around 100 AD in the centre of Nimes, seating up to 24,000 for its own ferias and concerts, with a covered arena floor usable for filming outside the events calendar.

Industrial & derelict
Former naval machine shops above the Penfeld converted into a covered public plateau, with cast iron columns, overhead cranes, preserved machinery and a glazed roof.

Industrial & derelict
Reinforced-concrete U-boat pens built by the German navy in WWII on the Saint-Nazaire docks, now holding exhibition halls, a climbing wall and a rooftop garden.

Industrial & derelict
Former WWII submarine pens on the Bordeaux docks converted into a digital art centre, with four raw concrete basins used for large-scale wall and floor projections.
Office, school & public building
Historic national library building in central Paris with a 19th-century domed reading room and ornate galleries, reopened after a long restoration.
Office, school & public building
Library of 1895 rebuilt inside in 2014: a stone entrance stair, a domed reading room, glazed floors around a central void and closed stacks, on place de la Republique.
Modern architecture
Former 19th-century grain exchange with a circular rotunda and glass dome, renovated by Tadao Ando with an internal concrete cylinder as a contemporary art museum.
Office, school & public building
Science centre inside Hangar 20, a former dockside cargo warehouse on the Garonne in Bordeaux, keeping the hangar's steel roof trusses over its exhibition floor, with halls listed to hire.
Theatre, arena & venue
Casino of 1849 in the spa town, with a mosaic domed gaming room, an Italian style theatre of about 900 seats and reception rooms that are hired out.

Industrial & derelict
Preserved coal mine museum in the former Delloye colliery, with pithead buildings, a headframe, underground galleries and workshops from the Nord-Pas-de-Calais coalfield.

Modern architecture
Museum of 2010 under a woven timber roof, with three tubular galleries stacked over a tall glazed forum and terraces facing the railway station quarter.
Mountains & wilderness
Alpine resort town below Mont Blanc with cable cars up to the Aiguille du Midi and nearby glaciers, a base for mountaineering and skiing since the 19th century.

Church & monastery
A former Carthusian monastery near Montreuil-sur-Mer, restored around cloistered gardens, run by an association that rents out its halls for events alongside its heritage and cultural programme.

Castle & estate
Ducal fortress with seventeen dark schist and limestone towers, a curtain wall walk above the Maine, chapel, royal lodging and terraced gardens in the moat.

Castle & estate
Early Renaissance chateau standing on an island in the Indre, with a straight flight staircase, furnished rooms and a landscaped park with water reflections.

Hospital, prison & institution
16th-century island fortress off Marseille used as a state prison into the 19th century, the setting of The Count of Monte Cristo and a location in The French Connection.
Seen in: The French Connection (1971)

House & apartment
Compact 18th century country house with intact period furnishing, service quarters, stables and outbuildings, set in a park and kitchen garden in the Berry countryside.

Castle & estate
Chateau built across the river Cher on a bridge gallery, with vaulted 16th century kitchens, furnished galleries, two formal gardens and a farm.

Castle & estate
Symmetrical 17th century chateau still lived in by the same family, with fully furnished period rooms, formal gardens, kennels and a large park.
Castle & estate
Fortress rebuilt by Vauban on a rock above the Doubs gorge, with five walled enclosures, a keep, drawbridges, cells used as a state prison and a 120 m well.
Industrial & derelict
Former crystal works turned Schneider family seat, with two conical glass furnaces in the forecourt, workshops, a small theatre and the Creusot steelworks archive.

Castle & estate
Renaissance and classical chateau once owned by Talleyrand, with Empire and Restoration furnished rooms, large service kitchens and a wooded park.

Castle & estate
Renaissance chateau known for its terraced formal gardens, with an ornamental kitchen garden, water garden, maze and 18th century interiors.

House & apartment
Brick and tufa manor house where Leonardo da Vinci lived, with period bedrooms, galleries, an underground passage and a 7 hectare park with a terrace over Amboise.
Castle & estate
Late 15th century moated chateau reached by a long stone bridge, with a drawbridge, painted coffered ceiling, guardroom and unaltered exterior.
Seen in: Peau d'Ane (1970)
Village & countryside
Wine estate on the La Clape massif near Narbonne, with vineyards, cellars, a hotel and restaurants around a courtyard, hosting its own annual jazz festival and grounds used for private events.
Village & countryside
Organic vineyard estate near Aix-en-Provence with a sculpture trail and pavilions by architects including Tadao Ando and Renzo Piano, a hotel and restaurant, and grounds hired for weddings.

Castle & estate
Four wings in four architectural styles around one courtyard, with furnished apartments, painted wall decoration and a view over the Loire, owned and run by the city of Blois.
Seen in: Jeanne d'Arc (Luc Besson), La Princesse de Montpensier, Secrets d'Histoire, Des racines et des ailes
Transport & infrastructure
Heritage steam and diesel railway running along the Somme bay between Le Crotoy, Saint-Valery-sur-Somme and Cayeux, with period stations and rolling stock.

Transport & infrastructure
Metre gauge railway of about 232 km linking Ajaccio, Bastia and Calvi, with tunnels, the Vecchio viaduct, small country halts, depots and railcars.
Studio & backlot
Animation studio and residency centre run by the regional film agency at Vendome, with shooting rooms for stop motion and drawn animation and post-production facilities.
Office, school & public building
Film archive near the Saint-Cyprien quarter with two cinemas, a projection booth kept with 35 mm equipment, a reading room, film vaults and a brick courtyard.
Transport & infrastructure
Grand prix circuit with 4.4 km of track, pit lane and garages, grandstands, a control tower and open paddock space, hired by the day for track and vehicle work.

Theatre, arena & venue
Motor racing circuit combining a permanent track with closed public roads, pit lane and garages, grandstands, control tower and a museum on the same site.

Castle & estate
Genoese citadel on a rock above the harbour, with ramparts, bastions, a governors palace, narrow lanes inside the walls and views over the bay and the Balagne.
Castle & estate
Double walled medieval town with 52 towers, a castle keep, lists between the ramparts and cobbled lanes, managed by the Centre des monuments nationaux.
Seen in: Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves
Office, school & public building
Mulhouse car museum built around the Schlumpf brothers' collection, with several hundred vehicles under one roof lit by rows of replica cast-iron lamp posts, its site publishing venue-hire terms.
Theatre, arena & venue
Space-themed science centre on the eastern edge of Toulouse, with a full-size Ariane rocket outdoors, planetarium domes and simulator halls, hired out for seminars and corporate events.
Transport & infrastructure
Maritime museum inside Cherbourg's 1933 Art Deco former transatlantic liner terminal, keeping the original departure hall, with a decommissioned submarine on display and dockside harbour views.
Modern architecture
Former riverside customs warehouse on the Seine reclad in a green glass and steel skin, housing a design school, offices, a club and event floors over the water.
Industrial & derelict
WWII U-boat pens on the Keroman peninsula in Lorient with roofs up to 7.5 metres thick, now holding a sailing museum, boatyards and a marina business park.
Office, school & public building
Large science museum in the Parc de la Villette built inside a converted 1960s abattoir hall, with the geodesic dome cinema La Géode standing alongside it.

Studio & backlot
Studio campus in a converted riverside power station with sound stages, workshops and offices around a monumental glass-roofed nave.
Seen in: Lucy, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets
Office, school & public building
Design school and exhibition site in the former national arms factory, mixing 19th century workshop rows and a parade ground with a 200 m perforated aluminium hall.
Industrial & derelict
Former match factory in Aix-en-Provence, converted into a library and performance complex that keeps its industrial brick shell and a large auditorium used by the Festival d'Aix.
Transport & infrastructure
One of the world's largest railway museums, in Mulhouse, with locomotives and carriages under a long-span roof and a reconstructed period station platform, published as available for hire and filming.
House & apartment
Estate of concrete houses built by Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret in Pessac in 1926 in flat-roofed cubic and terraced forms, UNESCO-listed since 2016.
Office, school & public building
Dijon's former general hospital converted in 2022 into a food and wine campus, mixing 18th century wards, a chapel and courtyards with new brick and glass wings.

Office, school & public building
Campus of more than 40 national residence halls in varied architectural styles on the southern edge of Paris, housing international students since the 1920s.
Historic town & street
Walled old town of Le Mans with Gallo-Roman ramparts, cobbled lanes, timber framed and Renaissance houses, staircases and a cathedral close.

House & apartment
Le Corbusier's 1952 concrete apartment block on stilts in Marseille, with 337 duplex units, an internal shopping street and a rooftop terrace.
Church & monastery
A 19th century convent on the edge of Dax, empty for over a decade, with a chapel, cloister galleries around a courtyard garden, and rooms and offices on three floors, listed by the regional film commission.
Church & monastery
Dominican priory finished by Le Corbusier in 1960 on a slope near Lyon, with raw concrete cells on pilotis, a bare church, ramped cloisters and coloured light wells.

Castle & estate
Renaissance royal chateau with a double helix staircase, terraced roofscape and open state rooms, set in a walled estate of 5,440 hectares of forest, meadow and canals.
Seen in: Coeurs vaillants (2020), Junga (2018)
Industrial & derelict
Champagne house on 18 km of Gallo-Roman chalk pits about 30 m down, reached by a long stair, with carved galleries, bottle stacks and Elizabethan style buildings above ground.

Transport & infrastructure
Staircase lock of 1697 on the Canal du Midi at Beziers, about 300 m long with a drop of 21 m, stone chambers, towpaths and a lock keepers house.

Industrial & derelict
Industrial heritage network around the former Schneider steelworks in Le Creusot, with the Château de la Verrerie glassworks-turned-mansion as its main site.

Village & countryside
Open air museum built from about seventy relocated Alsatian farmhouses, with lanes, a chapel, workshops, a mill and farmyards that together read as a complete pre-industrial village.
Office, school & public building
Municipal museum on the old harbour covering shipbuilding, the port and the wartime destruction of the town, with displays, archive material and quayside views.
Industrial & derelict
A 10,000 square metre former warehouse in Brive-la-Gaillarde, split into two halls of 6,000 and 4,000 square metres with 200 square metres of offices, listed by the regional film commission.

Office, school & public building
Museum inside a block of the Saint-Nazaire submarine base that reconstructs the interiors of a transatlantic liner, with cabins, engine room, saloons and deck sets.
Industrial & derelict
A former tobacco-processing plant in Bergerac with five buildings totalling 42,000 square metres, offered by the regional film commission for productions needing large industrial floor space.

Coast & beach
White chalk cliffs with natural arches and a freestanding needle rising above a pebble beach on the Alabaster Coast.
Seen in: Lupin
Office, school & public building
Medical school founded in 1220 and housed in a former bishops palace, with a stone staircase, portrait galleries, a lecture theatre and an anatomy museum.

House & apartment
A 19th century workers' housing complex in Guise built by industrialist Jean-Baptiste Godin, with glazed courtyards and communal apartment wings, now a museum that also hosts corporate events.
Transport & infrastructure
Hill fort above Grenoble reached by the bubble cable car of 1934, with casemates, stair tunnels, terraces over the Isere and rooms inside the ramparts.

Hospital, prison & institution
German fortress begun in 1893 and spread over 254 hectares west of Strasbourg, with armoured turrets, concrete galleries, barrack rooms, a machine hall and an underground infirmary.

Castle & estate
Coastal fortress on a rock spur near Cap Frehel, reached by two drawbridges, with a round keep, curtain walls, a cannonball oven and cliff exteriors.
Seen in: The Vikings (1958), Les Trois Mousquetaires (1948), Le Parfum de la dame en noir (1931), L'Epervier

Castle & estate
Medieval hilltop fortress above the Vienne with curtain walls, three baileys, towers and undercrofts, run by the Indre-et-Loire department.
Industrial & derelict
A former tobacco warehouse complex on the edge of Sarlat-la-Caneda, five buildings totalling 14,400 square metres, listed by the Perigord film office for set construction and large interiors.
Theatre, arena & venue
Multimedia theme park north of Poitiers built around futuristic pavilions and a lake, with cinema domes and landscaped outdoor sets, offering seminar and private event hire outside opening hours.
Transport & infrastructure
Former goods yard of a 19th-century Lille railway station, now an exhibition and events venue keeping the open shed structure and platform-level halls of the original depot.

Office, school & public building
Aquarium on the edge of Saint-Malo with ring shaped tank rooms, a walk through tunnel, a submarine ride and dark technical corridors behind the displays.

Transport & infrastructure
France's largest port, with the working container terminals and warehouses of Marseille-Fos and the historic Joliette basin, with its own published filming-permit process for productions.
Industrial & derelict
Salt works with a 13th century vaulted underground gallery, brine pumps still in place and a 165 m evaporation hall, in a small spa town below wooded slopes.

House & apartment
Municipal high rise district of 1934: two rows of stepped brick and concrete housing blocks along a straight avenue, closed by the town hall belfry and the TNP theatre.

Theatre, arena & venue
Municipal hall in central Rouen used for fairs, concerts and exhibitions, with a large clear span room, gallery level and street frontage near the old market.

Theatre, arena & venue
Large hangar on the former Montaudran airfield holding street theatre machines, with a wide clear span hall, workshops and the old runway strip outside.
Industrial & derelict
A vast steel-framed former livestock market hall of 1864 in central Lyon, converted into the city's largest standing-capacity venue for concerts, trade fairs and exhibitions.
Seen in: L'Innocent
Industrial & derelict
Former army vehicle workshop of about 4,000 m2 in Montpellier turned into a cultural venue, with steel trusses, concrete floors, studios, a bar and a courtyard.

Village & countryside
State stud farm founded in 1825 in a former army barracks in Lamballe, with stone stable blocks around a courtyard and a riding arena, its own site listing hire for weddings and seminars.

Village & countryside
France's oldest national stud, an 18th-century complex of stables around a formal chateau-style courtyard in the Orne countryside, with an equestrian arena and grounds listed for seminar hire.

Hospital, prison & institution
Large hospital complex south of Paris with historic pavilions and a tall water reservoir building, listed by AP-HP among the sites it regularly opens to film crews.
Hospital, prison & institution
Pavilion hospital designed by Tony Garnier and opened in 1933, with brick and concrete blocks, glazed link corridors and tree lined internal streets inside the walls.

Hospital, prison & institution
Seafront AP-HP hospital in Berck-sur-Mer built as a 19th-century marine sanatorium, named on the AP-HP's list of hospitals that regularly welcome film shoots.

Hospital, prison & institution
Rehabilitation hospital in Garches with early 20th-century pavilion wards and gardens, one of the AP-HP sites named as regularly opened for commercial filming.
Hospital, prison & institution
A 19th century hospital in central Villeneuve-sur-Lot, in use until 2015, with a neoclassical arcaded facade, a painted chapel, a former apothecary and wards over three floors around a wooded park.

Hospital, prison & institution
Working Paris hospital built around an early 17th-century brick and stone quadrilateral courtyard, one of the AP-HP sites named as regularly hosting commercial filming.
Hospital, prison & institution
Charity hospital of 1443 with a glazed tile roof, the Room of the Poor and its curtained beds, a kitchen, pharmacy, chapel and paved timber galleried courtyard.
Seen in: La Grande Vadrouille
Hotel & interiors
Anglo-Norman seafront hotel of 1926 on the bay of La Baule, with a long facade, formal lounges, ballroom, spa and direct access to the beach.
Hotel & interiors
Grand resort hotel of 1913 near the Deauville boardwalk, with a symmetrical facade, marble lobby, ballroom, restaurants and sea facing rooms.
Hotel & interiors
Palace hotel of 1909 on a hill above Lake Geneva, with painted salons, a long terrace, a ballroom, spa floors and grounds shared with a golf course.
Hospital, prison & institution
Former pilgrim hospital on the Garonne, built in brick with long vaulted wards, a chapel, a cloistered court and a river frontage, now offices and a medical museum.

Office, school & public building
Museum in the former Lumière family home in Lyon, dedicated to Auguste and Louis Lumière and the birth of cinema, close to the site of their original factory.
Hotel & interiors
Hotel inside Lyon's former 18th century hospital, with a 32 m domed hall, long vaulted corridors, a chapel, inner courtyards and a river facade on the Rhone.

Industrial & derelict
Michelin's visitor site in a former factory building at Cataroux in Clermont-Ferrand, with exhibition halls, period machinery, tyre making displays and industrial yards.
Modern architecture
Twisting glass and aluminium tower on Bordeaux's Garonne quays, built around a wine museum and a top-floor tasting room, with function spaces used for private events and film screenings.
Theatre, arena & venue
City congress centre with three auditoriums, wide foyers, glazed galleries and exhibition halls, used for conferences, concerts and trade events.
Theatre, arena & venue
Theatre opened in 2020 inside the 1950s bus and rail station, keeping the long concrete canopy and adding two auditoriums, foyers, rehearsal rooms and workshops.
Industrial & derelict
Former municipal wool-conditioning warehouse in Roubaix, a long glass-roofed 19th-century industrial hall now run as a cultural and event venue.

Modern architecture
Purpose-built business district west of Paris with high-rise office towers, an elevated pedestrian esplanade and the Grande Arche at its western end.
Industrial & derelict
Former SEITA tobacco factory in Marseille converted into a multi-storey arts complex, with raw concrete floors, a rooftop garden and a skatepark, hired out through its own privatisation service.
Theatre, arena & venue
1932 Art Deco municipal swimming pool in Roubaix converted into a museum, keeping its tiled pool basin, stained glass and rows of former changing cubicles as exhibition space.
Industrial & derelict
Former sugar warehouse on the Confluence docks in Lyon, a long brick and concrete shed on the Saone quayside, now an exhibition and events venue run by a professional events operator.
Industrial & derelict
A disused 10,000 square metre leisure and commercial complex in Angouleme, split across three buildings and listed by the regional film commission for large-scale sets.
Theatre, arena & venue
Former municipal funeral parlour in northern Paris with two vast glass-roofed halls, now an arts centre with studios and space hired for events and shoots.
Theatre, arena & venue
A 20th century national theatre in central Dunkirk with a large main stage and backstage artist workshops, named by the regional film commission among its exceptional filming locations.
Studio & backlot
A national contemporary art school in Tourcoing built inside a former early 20th century entertainment complex, with production studios under a large suspended roof and rentable spaces for private events.
Hotel & interiors
Late 19th century resort hotel above the Ecluse beach at Dinard, with a white rendered facade, sea facing lounges, bar, restaurant and meeting rooms.
Hotel & interiors
Belle Époque seafront hotel in Cabourg that inspired Marcel Proust's Grand Hôtel de Balbec, with period public rooms overlooking the beach.

Theatre, arena & venue
1932 Art Deco single-screen cinema and concert hall on Boulevard Poissonniere, with a domed starlit auditorium seating over 2,700, hired out for premieres, shows and filming.
Industrial & derelict
1920s grain silo on Marseille's Arenc docks, gutted and rebuilt inside as a concert and conference hall while keeping its raw concrete exterior, hired for shows and corporate events.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Belle Époque restaurant inside Gare de Lyon station, listed as a historic monument since 1972, with gilded ceilings and large painted murals of French regions.
Seen in: La Femme Nikita (1990), Mr. Bean's Holiday (2007), Micmacs (2009), Place Vendôme (1998)
Industrial & derelict
Former postal sorting depot beside Lille-Flandres station, converted into a bare-shell exhibition hall with high ceilings and loading-bay access, hired for shows and events.
Industrial & derelict
Former municipal slaughterhouse on the Garonne in Toulouse, converted into a contemporary art museum that keeps the original brick halls, steel roof trusses and a loading yard.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Historic Saint-Germain-des-Prés cafe with a covered terrace and wood-panelled interior, a literary and artist meeting place since the late 19th century.
Industrial & derelict
Row of 19th-century dockside warehouses on the Joliette waterfront, restored around an internal courtyard of offices, shops and restaurants.
Hotel & interiors
Alpine hotel in Megève built from reassembled 18th and 19th-century farm buildings, with a spa and chalet-style interiors furnished in reclaimed wood.

Industrial & derelict
Former refrigerated railway goods depot near the old Paris-Ivry station, now artist studios behind a graffiti-covered brick facade, with raw interiors and a covered yard in the 13th arrondissement.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Covered food market in Lyon with about fifty stalls of butchers, cheesemongers, bakers and small restaurants, named after chef Paul Bocuse.

Industrial & derelict
Former Dubigeon shipyard halls on the Ile de Nantes, with steel framed naves, gantries and workshops housing large mechanical animals and a carousel.
Studio & backlot
A former chocolate factory in Marseille's Saint-Menet district converted into roughly 30,000 square metres of sound stages, office space and three usable rooftop terraces across three buildings.

Industrial & derelict
Former military supply depot on the Saone quays in Lyon, now a centre for performing-arts creation with rehearsal halls, a courtyard and studios, published as available to hire.
Office, school & public building
A working vocational and general secondary school in Cahors, listed by the local film office as an available shooting location for productions needing classrooms and school corridors.

House & apartment
The writer's country house at Nohant with furnished 19th century rooms, a private theatre and puppet theatre, garden and farm buildings.
Seen in: Secrets d'Histoire, Une maison un ecrivain
House & apartment
Late medieval Breton manor house at Mellac with a granite main building, a raised stone granary on pillars, farm buildings, orchards and a 30 hectare estate.
Bar, restaurant & shop
The world's largest wholesale food market, south of Paris, with vast refrigerated halls, loading docks and pre-dawn trading floors, offering event space and press filming through its own services team.
Office, school & public building
Museum of the Second World War built over a German command bunker, with a cleft stone facade, long exhibition galleries, an auditorium and gardens.

Office, school & public building
Battlefield museum rebuilt in 2016 in concrete and glass, with dark galleries, a reconstructed battlefield floor, a roof terrace and the wooded ruins of Fleury outside.
Industrial & derelict
Training colliery on the edge of Ales with about 650 m of galleries, cutting machines, timber and steel props, a pithead yard and a lamp room.

Industrial & derelict
Former DMC textile hall in Mulhouse used as artist and maker studios, with long concrete bays, roof lights, freight doors and bare brick walls over several floors.
Modern architecture
Marseille museum in a concrete cube wrapped in a black lattice screen, linked by a footbridge to the 13th-century Fort Saint-Jean at the harbour entrance.
Transport & infrastructure
Aviation museum beside the Airbus plant at Blagnac, with Concorde, Super Guppy and A300 airframes under one hall of about 7,000 m2 and aircraft parked outside.
Transport & infrastructure
Aerospace museum built around historic hangars at the edge of Paris-Le Bourget airport, with aircraft, open apron and runway views bookable through its own filming and photography service.

Office, school & public building
Regional museum inside the Corte citadel, joining old barrack buildings to a 1997 gallery, with fortress courtyards, ramparts and mountain views.
Modern architecture
Steel and glass museum at the point where the Rhone meets the Saone, with a raised plinth, angular ramps, a tall crystal hall and dark windowless galleries.
Industrial & derelict
Iron ore museum set inside a real gallery, with about 1.5 km of tunnels, rail wagons, drilling and loading machines and lit ore faces at three periods of working.
Transport & infrastructure
Lighthouse museum in the outbuildings of the Creac'h light on Ouessant, with optics, lamps, buoys and the black and white banded tower on the cliff outside.

Office, school & public building
Ocean science centre in Brest marina with three climate pavilions, large viewing tanks, tunnels and technical back of house areas.

Coast & beach
Stretch of Normandy coast where American forces landed on D-Day, 6 June 1944, backed by bluffs, the American Cemetery and the Overlord Museum.

Industrial & derelict
Largest work of the Maginot Line, with about 10 km of underground galleries, an electric railway, a generator hall, kitchens, dormitories and gun blocks in raw concrete and steel.

Palace & landmark
Baroque royal palace with the Hall of Mirrors, state apartments, vast formal gardens and two smaller palaces in the park.
Seen in: Marie Antoinette (2006), Versailles (TV series)

Hospital, prison & institution
Courthouse of 2000 by Jean Nouvel on the Loire quay, a black steel box with a tall glazed hall, red lined courtrooms and long corridors.
Seen in: La Fille au bracelet (2019)

Hospital, prison & institution
24-column neoclassical courthouse on the Saone in Vieux Lyon, its listed interior including a vast public hall, still used for hearings and available for filming by arrangement with the Cour d'appel.
Theatre, arena & venue
Art nouveau opera and congress building of 1901 in the spa quarter, with a gold and white auditorium, former casino rooms, glazed galleries and a park frontage.
Theatre, arena & venue
Cannes' seafront convention centre and home of the Cannes Film Festival, with cinema auditoriums, exhibition halls and the red-carpet staircase, hired for congresses and events year round.

Office, school & public building
19th century palace in central Ajaccio holding a large collection of Italian painting, with a courtyard, chapel, grand staircase and galleries over three floors.

Theatre, arena & venue
19th-century opera house with a grand marble staircase, a gilded foyer and a ceiling painted by Chagall, home to the Paris Opera Ballet.

Palace & landmark
Flamboyant Gothic merchant's palace in central Bourges with carved facades, a courtyard, chapel, galleries and vaulted service rooms.
Office, school & public building
Former thermal baths of 1902 on the lakefront, now an exhibition centre and library, with a glazed hall, mosaics, ironwork, a colonnade and a terrace over Lake Geneva.

Industrial & derelict
Former royal textile works in a Vosges valley: 19th century spinning and weaving halls, a chimney, a chateau, workers housing and terraced gardens inside one site.
Village & countryside
Regional park of marshland, reed beds and canals north of Saint-Nazaire, with thatched villages, flat bottomed punts, open water and long horizons.
Village & countryside
Rhône delta wetland reserve of lagoons, salt pans and marshland grazed by black bulls and white horses, managed as a regional nature park.
Theatre, arena & venue
Paris's largest exhibition centre, eight halls totalling over 200,000 square metres beside the ring road, hired for trade shows, corporate events and filming through operator Viparis.
Transport & infrastructure
A 4.1 kilometre tidal causeway to the island of Noirmoutier that is covered by the sea twice a day, with rescue poles, mudflats and no side barriers.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Covered shopping arcade of 1843 on three levels linked by a broad staircase, with statues, wooden shopfronts and a glazed roof over the walkway.

Transport & infrastructure
Working lighthouse on a rock at the mouth of the Gironde estuary, built from 1584 with a royal apartment and chapel inside, UNESCO-listed since 2021.

Theatre, arena & venue
Art Deco outdoor and indoor swimming pool complex from 1929 in western Paris, restored as part of a hotel with the original tiled pools kept in use.
Studio & backlot
A creative-industries hub in Villeurbanne, near Lyon, combining a green screen studio and lighting stages with shared offices, co-working space and casting areas for film, animation and digital production.
Seen in: Studio 24, the site's original soundstage founded in 2002 by Roger Planchon, also hosts rehearsals for the Opéra de Lyon

Transport & infrastructure
Three tier Roman aqueduct bridge 49 m high over the Gardon, with dry stone arches, river banks, scrub covered slopes and no modern building in the frame.
Transport & infrastructure
A 19th century metal footbridge over the Lot river at Bouzies, on the riverside towpath through the gorge, listed as a filming location by the Lot department's film office.

Transport & infrastructure
A 662 metre steel navigable aqueduct of 1896 carrying a canal over the Loire, with lamp standards, towpaths and open water on both sides.

Hospital, prison & institution
Disused city prison of 1903 in Rennes with a radial cell block, landings and walkways, exercise yards and a high perimeter wall, now owned by the city.
Seen in: Medecin-chef a la Sante
Studio & backlot
A studio complex on 22 hectares near Martigues with sixteen sound stages up to 2,400 square metres, two 18,000 square metre backlots and ready-built prison, police station and courtroom sets.
Seen in: Titane, The Serpent Queen, Gaston Lagaffe
Industrial & derelict
Colliery closed in 1973 and kept as a museum: winding towers, the 1948 hanging changing room, lamp room, workshops, slag heaps and a visitable underground gallery.
Seen in: Le Brasier
Theatre, arena & venue
Historical show park with a Gallo-Roman arena, a medieval fort, a reconstructed 1900 village and large open air stages with standing sets and stabling.

Industrial & derelict
Semicircular saltworks of 1779 by Ledoux, with a columned gatehouse, the director's house, two long evaporation halls and a wide open courtyard closed by woodland.
Modern architecture
Le Corbusier's Firminy-Vert complex, completed after his death, with a raw-concrete Unite d'habitation apartment block, a stadium and a church, its visitor centre offering room hire for seminars.
Transport & infrastructure
Cold war French submarine preserved afloat in the lock of the Saint-Nazaire submarine base, with control room, torpedo room, bunks and engine spaces open inside.

Theatre, arena & venue
National stadium in Saint-Denis seating over 80,000, built for the 1998 World Cup and used for major sport, concerts and ceremonies.

Theatre, arena & venue
Football ground of 1931 with four separate steep stands, about 41,000 seats, players tunnels, dressing rooms, press areas and a surrounding car park.
Theatre, arena & venue
Football stadium of 2011 seating about 25,000, with a translucent shell, unbroken seating bowl, changing rooms, press areas and hospitality lounges.
Industrial & derelict
Former Halle Freyssinet railway freight depot, a single steel-framed hall over 300 metres long in southeast Paris, now a start-up campus with open floors and event space.
Studio & backlot
Shooting and rehearsal stage in Villeurbanne used for film and television work, also hired for rehearsals and live performances, on the eastern edge of Lyon.
Studio & backlot
A single soundproofed stage in Tourcoing, near Lille, run by lighting and studio rental group Transpa and fitted out with an in-house DIT and data lab for on-set post-production.
Studio & backlot
A four-stage soundstage complex on the site of the former Éclair film laboratories in Épinay-sur-Seine, now owned by TSF, with stage ceiling heights of up to 15 metres.
Seen in: Le Grand Bleu, La Reine Margot, Amour, The Substance
Studio & backlot
A large multi-stage production complex east of Paris, built by SFP in the late 1970s and 1980s and now run by Transpalux, with workshops and offices for feature films and television drama.
Seen in: Babylon A.D., Colombiana, Les Rivières pourpres 2, L'Odeur de la papaye verte
Studio & backlot
A television production group operating soundstages at three sites in Paris and Saint-Denis, used for game shows, entertainment formats and drama for French broadcasters.
Seen in: Star Academy, La France a un Incroyable Talent

Studio & backlot
Film studios founded in 1919 in a walled park in Nice and run directly by the city since 2017, with eleven stages, workshops and an outdoor lot.
Seen in: Les Enfants du Paradis, Day for Night
Studio & backlot
A production complex created in 1982 in Stains, just north of Saint-Denis, with soundproofed stages up to 800 sqm, a built-in tank stage and set-building workshops.
Seen in: Le Routard, Ad Vitam, De l'autre côté du périph

Theatre, arena & venue
Best-preserved Roman theatre stage wall in Europe, in Orange, with tiered stone seating for around 9,000, used every summer as the main stage of the Choregies opera festival.

Theatre, arena & venue
Roman theatre cut into a hillside above Vienne on the Rhone, with tiered stone seating for around 7,000, used every summer as the main stage of the Jazz a Vienne festival.

Theatre, arena & venue
Opera house of 1962 in central Rouen with a 1,300 seat auditorium, orchestra pit, stage tower, foyers and rehearsal rooms, home of the Normandy opera and orchestra.
Theatre, arena & venue
Municipal theatre of 1934 rebuilt in 2011, with a large main auditorium, a smaller studio, scenery workshops and a brick front on the Gratte-Ciel square.
Industrial & derelict
A film lighting and grip company's premises in Saint-Yrieix-sur-Charente near Angoulême, offered by the regional film commission as three separate industrial halls of 487 to 710 square metres.

Hospital, prison & institution
Renzo Piano's 160-metre glass courthouse tower at Porte de Clichy, housing Paris's civil and criminal courts around a public hall and stacked courtroom floors, with filming possible by arrangement.
Studio & backlot
A 400 square metre studio building run by a film equipment rental company in Bègles, in the Bordeaux metropolitan area, listed by the regional film commission for shoots needing a single controllable space.
Hospital, prison & institution
Lyon's 19th century Saint-Paul prison converted into a university campus, keeping the radial cell wings, iron walkways, central rotunda and gatehouse.

Transport & infrastructure
Cable-stayed road bridge across the Tarn valley, the tallest of its kind in the world at 343 metres, carrying the A75 motorway.
Hotel & interiors
Spa hotel on the Allier riverfront in Vichy, with thermal pools, treatment floors, a restaurant, lounges and rooms looking over the park and the lake.

House & apartment
Art nouveau villa of 1904 next to the Pommery cellars, restored with period furniture, stained glass, mosaics, a main staircase and a walled garden.

House & apartment
Belle Epoque seaside villa of 1893 on the Pointe du Moulinet at Dinard, owned by the town, with panelled reception rooms, a veranda and terraces above the sea.

House & apartment
Art nouveau house of 1901 by Henri Sauvage, reopened in 2020 with original woodwork, stained glass, ceramic fireplaces, fitted furniture and a small garden.
House & apartment
Le Corbusier's white 1931 villa in Poissy raised on thin pilotis, with ribbon windows, a roof garden and a spiral ramp, managed as a national monument.

Theatre, arena & venue
Volcano-themed science park built into the Auvergne hillside near Clermont-Ferrand, with underground galleries and a crater-shaped amphitheatre, listing seminar and private event hire.
Studio & backlot
A large rental film and photo studio in Frankfurt, about nine minutes from the airport, equipped with a robotic camera rig and rail system plus extensive lighting gear.
Studio & backlot
A rental photo and film studio in Frankfurt's Eschersheim district, with blackout windows and roller shutters, a make-up room with shower, a kitchen and on-site parking.

Hospital, prison & institution
Former Benedictine abbey near Pulheim later used as a workhouse and detention site, with cell wings, plain institutional corridors, a Romanesque church and courtyards.
Transport & infrastructure
Bavaria's second airport, running around the clock with two departure halls, one arrivals hall, three multi storey car parks and open views onto the apron from the parking decks.

Hospital, prison & institution
A disused early-20th-century fire station converted into a cultural centre, keeping its engine hall, brick facade and yard, now hired for concerts and events.
Hospital, prison & institution
A former specialist lung clinic at Waldhof in Greifenstein, in operation until 2020, with about 4,500 square metres of floor space across an older building and later extensions.
Industrial & derelict
Old locomotive hall and surrounding industrial ground near Freiburg main station, offering hall space alongside office and administration rooms.

Theatre, arena & venue
Rebuilt 1880s opera house in Frankfurt, now a concert and congress venue with a restored historicist facade and a modern auditorium behind it.
Industrial & derelict
A fully vacant former chocolate factory site in Oderwitz near Goerlitz, with an administration building with a period staircase alongside disused production and storage halls.
Transport & infrastructure
Tiled road and foot tunnel of 1911 under the Elbe with two long tubes, domed entrance halls and vehicle lifts, managed by the Hamburg Port Authority.
Hotel & interiors
Design hotel on Leopoldstrasse in Schwabing with the highest rooftop bar in Munich, looking over the city towards the Alps.
Theatre, arena & venue
Marburg's municipal sports and leisure pool, with indoor and outdoor basins, a water slide, a diving pool, a wellness and sauna area and a seasonal outdoor water park.
Office, school & public building
Car-brand visitor park beside the Volkswagen plant in Wolfsburg, with pavilions, glass delivery towers, a museum hall and landscaped grounds beside a canal.
Theatre, arena & venue
Event and culture centre of about 5,500 sq m on the former AGA Gas works site in Munich, split into Werk, Halle, Club and arena areas plus an open air stage, with the industrial fabric largely kept.

Transport & infrastructure
Former Deutsche Bahn depot in Augsburg with track fan, roundhouse, steam locomotive shed, forge, old bunkers and historic rolling stock including a mail coach.
Modern architecture
1926 Bauhaus school building by Walter Gropius in Dessau, a UNESCO World Heritage site with glass curtain walls, workshop wings, studio flats and an auditorium.
Office, school & public building
The founding site of the Bauhaus school, with Henry van de Velde's Art Nouveau studio building and later modernist extensions still used as a working university.
Studio & backlot
Four sound stages from about 760 to 1,560 square metres at Bavaria Studios' Cologne-Bocklemund site, used for film and TV production in the region.
Studio & backlot
Twelve sound stages from 150 to 3,150 square metres at the Bavaria Filmplatz in Grunwald near Munich, including the large Wolfgang Petersen hall, for film, TV and commercial shoots.

Transport & infrastructure
A former steam locomotive depot at Nordlingen with a working roundhouse, turntable and yard of preserved steam and diesel engines.
Transport & infrastructure
Inland freight port and logistics centre on the Main Danube Canal covering 337 hectares, with harbour basins, gantry cranes, a container terminal and about 260 companies on site.
Hospital, prison & institution
Sprawling former tuberculosis sanatorium and military hospital south of Berlin with dozens of derelict Wilhelmine-era pavilions, overgrown grounds and a former alpine slide building.
Seen in: Valkyrie (2008), The Pianist (2002), Hannibal Rising (2007)
Industrial & derelict
Former 1940 heating plant in Munich Aubing turned into a culture venue, with a 25 metre boiler hall in brick, glass and steel next to a concert hall, gallery, club and beer garden.
Hospital, prison & institution
Former Stasi remand prison in Lichtenberg with preserved interrogation rooms, cells and a prisoner transport van, run as a memorial site open for research and filming about East Germany.
Studio & backlot
Film and photo studio complex at Kirchzarten near Freiburg, with stages, a cyclorama and production rooms at the edge of the Black Forest.
Hotel & interiors
Three late classicist villas grouped around a courtyard at the edge of Halle's Weinberg Campus technology park, now listed guest houses with one and two room serviced apartments.

Historic town & street
Short brick expressionist street of the 1920s between the Bremen market square and the Weser, with sculpted gables, courtyards, small museums and workshops.

Office, school & public building
Brick office building of 1903 at Johannes-Brahms-Platz in Hamburg, with a stepped tower, marble entrance hall, paternoster and long office corridors.

Office, school & public building
Gothic and Weser Renaissance town hall on the Bremen market square, with a vaulted wine cellar, the upper hall, council rooms and a carved arcaded front.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A department store built in the 1990s in Erfurt's historic city centre, designed to fit the scale of the surrounding 1,250 year old old town while offering large modern retail floors inside.
Hospital, prison & institution
Cold war currency bunker under two houses in Cochem-Cond, with a blast door, long tunnels, control rooms, dormitories and empty banknote vaults.
Office, school & public building
An 11.3 hectare office and business park next to Erfurt airport, built in the 1990s with several built-up streets, a roundabout and cycle paths, home to logistics, IT and public-sector tenants.

Transport & infrastructure
Seagoing general cargo ship of 1961 moored at the Ueberseebruecke in Hamburg, with bridge, engine room, holds, cabins and decks kept in working order.
Studio & backlot
Four sound stages from 350 to 1,200 square metres at the CCC Filmstudios in Berlin-Haselhorst, a studio site in continuous production use since the early 1950s.
Seen in: Dark, The Queen's Gambit

Office, school & public building
Brick expressionist office block of 1924 in the Hamburg Kontorhaus quarter, with a ship's prow corner, arcaded passages, terracotta stairwells and office floors.
Theatre, arena & venue
Post war congress hall by the Saar in Saarbruecken with a large auditorium, foyers, meeting rooms and a modernist glazed front onto the riverside park.
Transport & infrastructure
A working inland freight terminal on the Saale river in Halle, with rail and road links, a harbour basin, quayside, tracks, weighing and loading equipment across a large industrial site.

Theatre, arena & venue
Two former market halls of steel and glass near the Hamburg city centre, now exhibition halls with column free floors and high daylight, also hired for events.

Industrial & derelict
Unfinished submarine bunker of 1945 at Bremen-Farge, a vast concrete shell with broken roof slabs, flooded bays and a memorial path through the interior.
Office, school & public building
The Leipzig home of Germany's national library, founded in 1912 and holding around 20 million items, in a purpose-built early 20th century building on Deutscher Platz.
Office, school & public building
Large science and technology museum on an island in the Isar in Munich, with historic machine halls, a planetarium and collections spanning mining to aerospace.

Theatre, arena & venue
A 1992 exhibition hall beside Kassel's Fridericianum, built for the documenta art show and also used for conferences, trade fairs, concerts and film screenings.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Large shopping centre in Regensburg with 140 shops, wide malls, planted light wells and fountains, an attached health centre and a spiral car park ramp.

Transport & infrastructure
International airport with check in halls, piers, gates, an airside apron and a rail station under the terminal, offering the usual range of travel interiors.

Office, school & public building
A former inland harbour of grain silos and warehouses redeveloped into offices, restaurants and waterside promenades, keeping its industrial brick shells.
Modern architecture
A modernist industrial building by architect Egon Eiermann on the edge of Apolda, originally built for fire-extinguisher production and now used as studios and creative workspace.
Industrial & derelict
A former trading harbour in Magdeburg dating from 1893, with red-brick silos and warehouses along a largely disused harbour basin and a lifting bridge over the entrance canal.
Industrial & derelict
A former department store in Gera dating to 1882, one of the first built by the Hermann Tietz chain, with the grand facade the company used to signal the scale of its business inside.
Transport & infrastructure
A preserved steam-era railway depot with a roundhouse, turntable, workshops and sidings of historic locomotives and carriages.

Theatre, arena & venue
Concert hall on the Elbe in Hamburg's HafenCity, built above a former cocoa warehouse with a glass wave-shaped upper structure, a public plaza and two auditoriums.
Hotel & interiors
Design hotel in central Stuttgart with planted rooms, a roof terrace and a bar, listed in the Baden-Wuerttemberg location guide.

Theatre, arena & venue
Themed zoo in Hanover with built worlds standing in for a savannah, a jungle palace, a Canadian river and a fishing village, listed in the nordmedia guide.
Industrial & derelict
Former coal mine at Saarbruecken-Velsen kept as a visitor pit, with a shaft head, pit railway, machine rooms and worked underground roadways.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Shopping centre in Saarbruecken built into the listed halls of the former Burbach ironworks administration, combining brick facades with modern malls.

Castle & estate
Four winged brick residence on a lake at Eutin with furnished state rooms, a chapel, a courtyard and a landscape park used for an open air opera festival.

Hotel & interiors
Grand hotel of 1863 opposite Cologne cathedral, with a marble lobby, panelled salons, a restaurant and banqueting rooms that are hired for events.

Hotel & interiors
Hotel of 1897 on the Binnenalster in Hamburg with wood panelled salons, a tea lounge, private dining rooms and event floors that are hired out.
Industrial & derelict
Open-air museum on a peninsula in a former lignite mining lake near Gräfenhainichen, displaying five giant excavators and dredgers on a bare industrial ground used for festivals and events.

Palace & landmark
Prussian hill fortress above the Rhine at Koblenz with casemates, ramparts, barrack blocks, a large parade court and views over the river junction.

Theatre, arena & venue
Former fish auction hall of 1896 on the Altona waterfront, a cast iron and glass hall with galleries and a view of the Elbe, now hired for events and markets.
Hospital, prison & institution
Wartime air raid bunker at the Kiel fjord kept as a memorial and cultural site, with bare concrete stairwells, narrow rooms on several floors and a roof terrace.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A butcher's shop in Goerlitz opened in 1911, with an original sales room of about 30 square metres lined in colourful period wall tiles depicting meat and sausage production.
Transport & infrastructure
A former military airfield on the western edge of Berlin, now the Bundeswehr's air force museum, with a control tower, runway and hangars holding historic aircraft.
Transport & infrastructure
Dresden's airport, with a terminal built in 2001 in a glazed contemporary industrial style and Saxony's first underground S-Bahn station in its lower level.

Transport & infrastructure
An intercontinental airport between Leipzig and Halle, expanded around 2000 with a central terminal combining a railway station, multi storey car park and passenger check-in in one complex.

Office, school & public building
Arts university in the former abbey buildings at Essen-Werden, with cloisters, rehearsal rooms, studios, lecture halls and a courtyard used for teaching.
City & skyline
Frankfurt's financial district of glass office towers grouped around the old town and the river Main, the only high-rise skyline of its kind in Germany.

Transport & infrastructure
Former airbase in the Hunsrueck now used for cargo and charter flights, with a quiet terminal, long runway, aprons and hangars away from built up areas.

Church & monastery
A baroque domed church rebuilt after wartime destruction, on Dresden's Neumarkt square, with a large sandstone dome and an ornate galleried interior.

Village & countryside
Open air museum south of Hamburg with relocated farmhouses, barns, a village shop, gardens and field paths covering rural life from the 18th century onward.

Hotel & interiors
Nineteenth century Roman Irish bath house in Baden-Baden, with domed bathing halls, tiled steam rooms and a central pool under a coffered cupola.

Theatre, arena & venue
Football stadium on the Betzenberg hill above Kaiserslautern, a steep four sided bowl with tight stands, dressing rooms and a wooded approach.

Industrial & derelict
A fully working historic hammer forge in the Frohnau district of Annaberg-Buchholz, part of the Ore Mountains mining heritage recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Studio & backlot
A private closed motorway loop of 2,300 metres at an industrial park in Aldenhoven, built as a standing backlot for high-speed car chase and highway filming.
Seen in: Alarm fur Cobra 11 - Die Autobahnpolizei

Bar, restaurant & shop
Shopping and office quarter in central Munich by Herzog and de Meuron, with five courtyards and glazed arcades, hanging planting in the Salvator passage and a suspended steel sphere in the Viscardihof.
House & apartment
Walled social housing settlement in Augsburg founded in 1521 and still in use, with 67 houses, 142 flats, its own church and lanes that read as a town within the town.
Office, school & public building
A former East German state radio headquarters on the river Spree, with wood-panelled studios, offices and a large concert hall, run today as an event and production venue.
Theatre, arena & venue
Horse racing course at Iffezheim near Baden-Baden, with grandstands, weighing room, paddock, restaurants and parkland around the track.

Industrial & derelict
117-metre disused gas holder in Oberhausen converted into an exhibition hall, with a vast cylindrical interior used for large-scale installations.
Industrial & derelict
Coal gasworks of 1915 in Augsburg Oberhausen, kept almost complete across about 18 hectares, with gasholders, brick workshops and open yards.
Hospital, prison & institution
A listed former prison complex in Stollberg with a main tract and three wings; cells occupied the south and west wings over four floors, and the north wing held workshop production lines.
Hospital, prison & institution
The former Harzgerode sanatorium north of the town, a park-like ensemble of Neues Bauen buildings now run by a housing cooperative, with most structures in largely original condition.
Theatre, arena & venue
Marburg's athletics stadium in the Ockershausen district, with a modern 400 metre synthetic running track and long jump, shot put and pole vault facilities.
Industrial & derelict
Volkswagen's Transparent Factory in central Dresden, opened in 2001, where car assembly takes place behind glass walls visible to visitors alongside a showroom.
Industrial & derelict
One of Germany's few remaining working glassworks, at Derenburg in the Harz, where visitors can watch traditional glassblowing on the factory floor alongside a cafe and shop.
Theatre, arena & venue
A 1954 cinema at Kassel's Staendeplatz with 342 seats, green velvet upholstery, an original chandelier and its 1950s facade with black steel-letter signage still intact.
Office, school & public building
One of Germany's largest universities, with more than 158 degree programmes spread across four campuses in Frankfurt, linked by the city's public transport network.

Office, school & public building
Dark walk through museum on the former Reden colliery in Schiffweiler, with built prehistoric scenes indoors and the pit head buildings and slag heap outside.

Historic town & street
War-spared old town of around 4,000 listed buildings ranging from Gothic and Renaissance to Baroque and Wilhelminian styles.
Seen in: The Grand Budapest Hotel, Inglourious Basterds, The Reader
Hotel & interiors
A former hunting palace above Cologne converted into a hotel, with baroque state rooms, a park and a modern spa wing.
Office, school & public building
A grammar school in Grimma founded in 1450, housed since the 19th century in the former Augustinian monastery buildings, with its current facade dating from a full 1891 rebuild.
City & skyline
A large prefabricated socialist new town built from 1964 to house workers near the Buna and Leuna chemical plants, originally planned with generous greenery and public art between the blocks.

Transport & infrastructure
City airport with two terminals, check in rows, gates, baggage areas and an apron, plus a rail station beneath the plaza between the terminals.

Office, school & public building
Neo-Renaissance city hall of 1897 on the Rathausmarkt in Hamburg, with a 112-metre tower, an ornate facade and several hundred rooms including ceremonial halls.

Office, school & public building
Congress complex in Hanover with a domed 1914 hall, modern conference rooms, foyers and a park setting, used for conferences, banquets and broadcasts.

House & apartment
A postwar modernist housing estate built for the 1957 Interbau exhibition, with apartment towers and low-rise blocks by international architects set in parkland near the Tiergarten.

Transport & infrastructure
Frankfurt's main station, Germany's second busiest long-distance rail hub, with a broad historicist concourse building where travellers from many routes cross paths.

Transport & infrastructure
Leipzig's main station, with a nearly 300 metre long concourse building and a six-vault steel platform hall, built with a strong symmetrical layout on both sides of the tracks.
Office, school & public building
The main Art Nouveau building of Friedrich Schiller University Jena, opened in 1908 for the university's 350th anniversary, with an asymmetrical three to four storey facade.
Studio & backlot
Three sound stages from 95 to 600 square metres with cycloramas up to 11 metres high at Havelstudios on the river Havel in Berlin, with production offices and dressing rooms.

Office, school & public building
Germany's oldest university, with a baroque Old University building, a Great Hall and a historic student prison around Universitätsplatz in Heidelberg's old town.

Theatre, arena & venue
Football stadium in the Maschsee park in Hanover, a bowl with a continuous roof, hospitality levels, dressing rooms and service corridors, also used for concerts.

House & apartment
Early twentieth-century garden city on the edge of Dresden built around the Hellerau Festival Theatre, with modernist workshop housing and a rhythmic-gymnastics hall used for performance and film.

Industrial & derelict
Preserved ironworks in the Ruhr valley with a blast furnace, casting house, forge and machine halls, kept as an industrial museum by the regional authority LWL.

Office, school & public building
University supercomputing centre in Stuttgart Vaihingen, with machine halls of cabinets, cabling and cooling plant plus a visualisation laboratory.
Studio & backlot
The largest rental studio in Wiesbaden, combining older building character with modern technical fit-out for photo and film production in the Rhine-Main area.
Theatre, arena & venue
Concert and congress building of 1900 on the Johannisberg in Wuppertal, with a galleried great hall, stucco salons, staircases and foyers in period decoration.
Office, school & public building
A two storey fire station built in 1911 on Ketzerbach in Marburg's old town, still in use by a volunteer fire brigade unit and keeping vintage engines and equipment on site.
Office, school & public building
The late-Gothic town hall of 1512 to 1527 on Marburg's Oberstadt market square, with a hexagonal stair tower, a historic council chamber for up to 120 people and two cells in its cellar.
Office, school & public building
Media university on the Vaihingen campus in Stuttgart, with lecture rooms, a library, teaching studios and modern circulation space.

Castle & estate
Nineteenth century hilltop castle above Hechingen on the Swabian Alb, with ramparts, courtyards, a chapel and furnished state rooms, reached by a spiral approach road.
Hotel & interiors
A rebuilt grand hotel beside the Brandenburg Gate, with a marble lobby, ballroom and period-style suites used for period and contemporary interiors.

Hotel & interiors
White grand hotel of 1909 on the Aussenalster with a columned lobby, staircase, ballroom and lake facing suites, listed by the Hamburg film commission.
Hotel & interiors
Grand hotel on Promenadeplatz in the Munich old town with 337 rooms, 74 suites, 40 banqueting and conference rooms, five restaurants, six bars, a rooftop spa, a theatre stage, a cinema and a night club.
Hotel & interiors
Hotel on a former military airfield in the Lueneburg Heath, low modern buildings with meeting rooms and a wide open heath plain around them.
Hotel & interiors
Long established 132 room hotel on Maximilianstrasse in central Augsburg, formerly the Drei Mohren, listed in the Bavarian film commission catalogue.
Hotel & interiors
Grand hotel on Maximilianstrasse open since 1858, with a listed facade, 300 rooms and suites, lobby, two restaurants, a new spa, a smokers' lounge and the Hemingway Bar.
Transport & infrastructure
A 1959-built, 55-metre former passenger ship permanently moored on the river Main at Frankfurt-Hoechst, now a restaurant ship with an Art Deco main deck and a floating terrace.
Industrial & derelict
Aircraft hangar at Moenchengladbach airfield used as an event hall, with a clear span interior, apron access and a historic Ju 52 on site.
Office, school & public building
Berlin's oldest university on Unter den Linden, with a neoclassical main building, historic lecture halls, a courtyard and library reading rooms in the government district.

Modern architecture
A 1969 multi-purpose hall by engineer Ulrich Muther next to Magdeburg's Stadthalle, built from four self-supporting hyperbolic paraboloid concrete shells and reopened in 2024 after restoration.
Hospital, prison & institution
Forensic medicine department of Ulm University Hospital on the Oberer Eselsberg campus, with laboratory and autopsy rooms offered for filming.

Industrial & derelict
Former gas blowing hall of a Bochum steelworks, now an event venue with a riveted steel nave, brick side halls, overhead cranes and a park on the old works site.

Theatre, arena & venue
A domed former engineering hall in Frankfurt-Hoechst with an iron-and-glass roof, used for concerts, ballet, comedy shows, congresses and corporate events.

Hospital, prison & institution
A neo-baroque courthouse from 1897 housing Munich's higher regional court, with a domed atrium, marble stairways and panelled courtrooms.
Bar, restaurant & shop
One of continental Europe's largest department stores, with Art Deco and postwar interiors, a glass-domed food hall and escalator halls suited to retail and crowd scenes.

Hospital, prison & institution
Berlin's highest court, a Wilhelmine-era courthouse with a domed entrance hall, marble staircases and panelled courtrooms.
Industrial & derelict
Former crane factory in Hamburg's Winterhude district converted into a production house for theatre, dance and performance, with large industrial halls and a forecourt.

Transport & infrastructure
Northern tip of Rügen with two historic lighthouses, a former Cold War radar bunker and a reconstructed Slavic hillfort on chalk and boulder-clay cliffs above the Baltic.

Hotel & interiors
Modern hotel at 1,000 metres in the Berchtesgaden Alps, with 138 rooms and suites, two restaurants, a fireplace bar and a spa of 1,400 sq m.

Transport & infrastructure
Terminus station in Kiel with a glazed train shed over dead end platforms, a concourse of 1899 and the harbour and ferry berths a short walk away.

Church & monastery
Former Cistercian monastery in the Rheingau with a Romanesque basilica, a vaulted dormitory, wine cellars and surrounding vineyards, now run as an events and wine estate.
Seen in: The Name of the Rose (1986)
Industrial & derelict
Former coking plant in Dortmund with intact coke oven batteries, coal towers, pump houses and machine halls preserved as an industrial heritage site.

Office, school & public building
Unfinished Nazi congress hall of 1935 to 1940 modelled on the Colosseum, 39 metres high and 240 by 200 metres outside, in bare brick with granite facing, with long corridors and colonnades around an open inner circle.
Coast & beach
Chalk cliff on Rügen's Jasmund coast rising sharply above the Baltic, within a national park of beech forest, with a visitor centre built into the clifftop.
Historic town & street
A medieval stone arch bridge of 1325 across the Gera river in Erfurt's old town, still lined with inhabited half-timbered shop buildings, one of the few such bridges left north of the Alps.
Industrial & derelict
Listed 1952 power house of a former roof tile works in Straubing, with boiler and machine halls used for concerts and events since the plant closed in 1992.
Hospital, prison & institution
A former remand prison in Aschersleben, a bare red brick Prussian utility building from the late 19th century with barred windows, now kept as a crime and prison history exhibit.
Theatre, arena & venue
A variety theatre in Leipzig reviving the name of a celebrated venue destroyed in 1943, rebuilt in the 1990s behind a preserved historic facade in the Magazingasse.

Theatre, arena & venue
Manor farm near the Baltic coast at Altenkrempe, with a thatched gatehouse barn used as a concert and event hall, stables, courtyards and open farmland.

Theatre, arena & venue
A collectively run cultural centre in a former Wiesbaden slaughterhouse, now Hesse's largest socio-cultural venue with close to 400 events and 300,000 visitors a year.
Hospital, prison & institution
Former municipal health building of 1963 on Dachauer Strasse in Munich, taken over as a temporary art centre over six floors with bare rooms, street art, floor to ceiling windows and 6.5 metre ceilings.
Hospital, prison & institution
A former 19th-century deaconess hospital in Kreuzberg, converted into studios and exhibition halls, keeping its brick wards, corridors and courtyard.

Theatre, arena & venue
A neoclassical spa and casino building from 1907, with a colonnaded facade, a domed festival hall and formal grounds, still run as an event and casino venue.

Industrial & derelict
Disused early twentieth-century ironworks in Duisburg with blast furnaces, gasometers, bunkers and pipe bridges left standing in a public park, floodlit at night and open for climbing and diving.

Theatre, arena & venue
Indoor arena in Cologne's Deutz district with a bowl seating around 20,000, used for concerts, ice hockey, basketball and television productions.
Industrial & derelict
Basalt quarrying cellars under Mendig, a cold cavern system of pillars and vaults once used by breweries, reached from a museum building at the surface.
Studio & backlot
Virtual production stage in Mannheim built around an LED volume with camera tracking, used for in camera visual effects work.
Theatre, arena & venue
An indoor athletics hall built in 1994 as part of the Erfurt-Sued sports centre, with a 200 metre indoor track and about 9,200 square metres of training and competition space.

Theatre, arena & venue
Listed 1950s culture and congress centre in Stuttgart, with three main halls, mosaic clad facades, foyers and staircases in period modernist detail.

Office, school & public building
Main building of Munich's LMU built from 1835 to 1840 by Friedrich von Gaertner, with lecture halls, the Grosse Aula and interiors mixing historicism, art nouveau and neoclassicism, facing Geschwister-Scholl-Platz.
Studio & backlot
A 930 square metre sound stage with an 11 metre ceiling in Berlin-Tempelhof, with truck-rated flooring, a pre-rigged truss grid and a terrace on the Teltow canal.
Office, school & public building
Medieval brick town hall on the Luebeck market square with wind screen walls, an arcaded front, the audience hall and council chambers still in use.

Industrial & derelict
Early coal mine in the Ruhr valley at Witten with a brick engine house, a brickworks kiln and an accessible tunnel, presented as an LWL industrial museum.

Transport & infrastructure
Boat lift of 1899 on the Dortmund-Ems Canal with towers, machine house, old canal basin and moored inland vessels, run as a museum site of the LWL.
Studio & backlot
A rental film and television studio in Dreieich near Frankfurt, used for image films, commercials, product videos, livestream productions and photo shoots.

Theatre, arena & venue
Nuremberg stadium completed in 1928 in Bauhaus style, home of 1. FC Nuernberg, with a red 400 metre running track around the pitch and a three storey VIP and media building.
Studio & backlot
Five studios from about 50 to 1,500 square metres, including a greenscreen stage and a daylight glass hall, at Media City Atelier on a former slaughterhouse site in Leipzig.
Seen in: In aller Freundschaft

Hospital, prison & institution
The Nuremberg Palace of Justice, still a working courthouse, whose historic Courtroom 600 hosted the postwar Nuremberg trials and is now also a memorial museum.
Seen in: Nuremberg trials (historical)
Office, school & public building
Former publishing house and office site with halls at Wolfratshausen south of Munich, kept as a standing set for police stations, newsrooms, cells, hospital rooms and operating theatres.

Office, school & public building
Trade fair grounds beside Stuttgart airport, with large column free halls, a congress centre and a car park deck spanning the motorway.
Studio & backlot
A 3,034 square metre television studio hall with an 11 metre ceiling at Filmpark Babelsberg in Potsdam, dividable into two halls and used for TV production and corporate events.
Studio & backlot
A more than 15,000 square metre outdoor street backlot next to Studio Babelsberg in Potsdam, with four street sets that can be redressed as different European or American cities.
Seen in: Babylon Berlin, Mute, A Hidden Life

Industrial & derelict
Cruise ship yard in Papenburg with covered building docks, steel workshops, a fitting out quay and the narrow Ems below, listed in the nordmedia location guide.
Theatre, arena & venue
Football stadium in the Neckarpark at Stuttgart, home of VfB Stuttgart, with steep stands, hospitality levels and media areas.
Studio & backlot
Twenty film and TV studios on a 157,000 square metre former airfield site at MMC's Coloneum in Cologne-Ossendorf, including a daylight studio and set-building workshops.

Industrial & derelict
A large potash mining spoil heap over 500 metres high near Heringen in eastern Hesse, made up of more than 200 million tonnes of salt waste from the works below.

Theatre, arena & venue
Art nouveau public baths opened in Munich in 1901 and kept in original condition, with two pools, a Roman Irish steam bath, tub and shower baths and a Finnish sauna.
Industrial & derelict
Working waste to energy plant of 1977 with furnaces, tipping ramps, pipework, ventilation plant, cranes and chimneys, described by the film commission as a repeat filming location.

Transport & infrastructure
Airport opened in 1992 with two terminals and a satellite pier, 120 aircraft stands, five multi storey car parks and the covered MAC forum of 10,000 sq m used for shoots and events.
Industrial & derelict
A 19th and 20th century lime works near Lengefeld in the Ore Mountains, preserved as a technical monument with its kilns, a transport bridge system and quarrying equipment intact.
Industrial & derelict
Former limestone quarry and cement works east of Berlin preserved as an open-air museum, with quarry faces, kilns, a narrow-gauge railway and industrial machinery halls.

Office, school & public building
A museum of abstract art after 1945 in Wiesbaden, opened in 2024 in a building designed by Pritzker Prize winning architect Fumihiko Maki.
Church & monastery
A former monastery church in Stendal, dating back to a 1468 dedication, converted into an acoustically modern concert hall hosting about 50 concerts and events a year.

Transport & infrastructure
Listed former tram workshop hall of over 5,000 sq m in Munich Ramersdorf, holding 25 historic trams, buses and works vehicles from several periods plus a small cinema room.

Transport & infrastructure
A tall brick naval memorial tower overlooking the Kiel fjord, with a preserved World War Two submarine open to visitors alongside it.

Castle & estate
Nineteenth-century Romanesque revival castle rising from a wooded Alpine crag above the village of Hohenschwangau.
Seen in: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, The Great Escape, Ludwig (1973)
Hotel & interiors
A design hotel in Frankfurt's Gallus district with a gold-toned lobby, money-themed guest rooms, meeting rooms up to 200 square metres and a rooftop bar on its 47th floor.
Studio & backlot
A 220 square metre film and greenscreen studio in a converted former milk-storage building in Weimar, with a production office, control room and dressing rooms.
Industrial & derelict
The brick building of a former furniture factory in Dautphetal-Holzhausen, with exposed brickwork, industrial windows, timber floors and a curated interior kept for filming.

Theatre, arena & venue
Motor racing circuit in the Eifel hills with the 20.8-kilometre Nordschleife loop and a separate shorter Grand Prix track, plus paddock, grandstands and a visitor centre.
Seen in: Rush (2013)
Hospital, prison & institution
Dresden's higher regional court, housed in the former Staendehaus built 1901-06 by Paul Wallot, standing between the Bruehlsche Terrasse and the Schlossplatz in the old town.
Hospital, prison & institution
Higher regional court in Hamm with courtrooms, judges' corridors, a law library and formal entrance halls, listed as a location by the Film Commission NRW.
Theatre, arena & venue
1972 Olympic park in Munich with a tent-roofed stadium, hall and swimming venue around an artificial hill and lake, still used for concerts and sporting events.
Transport & infrastructure
A road bridge linking Frankfurt's Ostend and Sachsenhausen districts across the river Main, with an open view over the city's skyline, managed by the city of Frankfurt.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Outlet shopping town at Metzingen, mixing converted textile factory buildings with new glass fronted stores, pedestrian streets and restaurants.

Industrial & derelict
Former gasometer in Leipzig converted into a 360-degree panorama exhibition space, with a cylindrical brick interior more than thirty metres high.
Transport & infrastructure
A multi storey car park cut into Erfurt's medieval old town next to the cathedral and Petersberg citadel, with a glazed exit leading straight onto the Domplatz.
Industrial & derelict
Former Pausa textile printing works in Moessingen, a listed factory quarter of production halls, archive and museum rooms, a gallery, library and cafe.

Industrial & derelict
Former Wehrmacht rocket research site on Usedom where the V2 was developed, with a preserved power station now housing a museum on wartime and Cold War history.
Studio & backlot
Six sound stages from about 290 to 5,540 square metres, including a 478 square metre LED volume, on a former airbase near Landsberg am Lech, with backlot space across the 270 hectare site.

Modern architecture
Science centre by Zaha Hadid in Wolfsburg, a concrete body raised on cones with a cavernous open space beneath and a column free exhibition floor above.
Hotel & interiors
Family run four star hotel next to the Hofbraeuhaus in the Munich old town, with 167 rooms, seven conference rooms, corridors, lobby, bars and restaurant refurbished since 2015.
Hospital, prison & institution
Regional police headquarters in Ulm listed as a filming location by the Baden-Wuerttemberg film commission, with offices, corridors and public service areas.
Industrial & derelict
Porsche's Leipzig production site, combining a working car factory with a 32 metre diamond-shaped Experience Centre building set in landscaped grounds.
Transport & infrastructure
A narrow gauge heritage railway opened in 1892 running about eight kilometres between Steinbach and Joehstadt in the Erzgebirge, with restored locomotives and carriages from the 1960s to 1980s.

Industrial & derelict
Ore mine above Goslar closed in 1988, with 1930s surface buildings, ore processing halls, a chain hoist room and accessible underground galleries.

Office, school & public building
A Renaissance town hall on Heppenheim's market square, rebuilt in Baroque style after a 1693 town fire, still the seat of the town administration and a protected monument.

Office, school & public building
A half-timbered Gothic and Renaissance town hall on Wernigerode's market square, a building group combining the Rathaus, a former weigh house and a later savings-bank building.
Industrial & derelict
A former metalware factory hall from the 1960s in Frankfurt's Heddernheim district, converted into a roughly 2,100 square metre event and production space that keeps its industrial character.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Covered shopping centre of 1973 in Muelheim an der Ruhr with long indoor malls, shop fronts, food court and multi storey car parks, listed in the NRW catalogue.

Theatre, arena & venue
Football stadium in Cologne with four corner floodlight towers, tiered stands, hospitality levels and back of house corridors, listed in the NRW location catalogue.

Hotel & interiors
Riverside hotel of 1894 in Bonn-Bad Godesberg with panelled function rooms, a ballroom, a terrace on the Rhine and period guest floors, hired for events.
Office, school & public building
A large 1960s brutalist university campus on a hillside above Bochum, with concrete tower blocks, lecture halls and connecting terraces.

Theatre, arena & venue
State theatre of 1938 on the Saar in Saarbruecken, with a colonnaded front, an auditorium, stage machinery, workshops and rehearsal rooms.
Industrial & derelict
Row of six brick salt warehouses of the 16th to 18th century beside the Trave in Luebeck, with stepped gables, loading doors and the Holstentor alongside.
Seen in: Nosferatu

Theatre, arena & venue
Repertory theatre in Bochum with a 1950s auditorium, stage house and rehearsal spaces, one of Germany's leading state theatres.
Transport & infrastructure
A 1938 ship lift on the Mittelland Canal north of Magdeburg, an engineering monument that connected canal traffic to the Elbe until 2001.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Brewery tavern in a timber framed house in the Bamberg old town with five rooms and a beer garden, including a bar room of 1405 and a vaulted Dominican hall painted in 1310.
Hospital, prison & institution
Second World War air raid bunker under the Schlossberg in Boeblingen, with bare concrete tunnels, chambers and stairs.

Hotel & interiors
A former Prussian imperial residence in the Taunus hills, run as a hotel, with wood-panelled halls, a library and formal gardens.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Munich bar by the Hofgarten finished in shell limestone, serpentine, American walnut and grained leather, with a ground floor bar room, the Camparino side room and a first floor bar.

Industrial & derelict
Last imperial era quay sheds on the Bremer Kai in Hamburg, timber framed halls with a restored event floor, a row of historic cranes and the harbour railway.
Transport & infrastructure
Heritage railway between Schorndorf and Welzheim in the Swabian Forest, with steam worked branch line trains, small country stations, viaducts and a tunnel.

Theatre, arena & venue
A landmark 1950s indoor swimming hall with a sweeping shell roof, built for the 1957 German swimming championships and still in public use.
Transport & infrastructure
Pleasure pier of the Baltic resort of Sellin on Rügen, a rebuilt wooden and steel structure reaching out over the sea with a restaurant at its end.
Hotel & interiors
Design hotel on the shore at Friedrichshafen with direct access to Lake Constance, a small harbour, restaurant and park grounds.

House & apartment
Miners' garden estate built from 1907 in Bochum-Hordel, with paired cottages, shutters, front gardens, stables and quiet cobbled streets in a listed layout.

Transport & infrastructure
A 665-metre pedestrian suspension bridge about 100 metres above ground, running beside the Muehlenkopfschanze ski jump where the annual World Cup ski jumping event is held.

Industrial & derelict
The world's largest historic warehouse district, red-brick blocks on timber piles crossed by canals and iron bridges, part now a museum quarter.
Industrial & derelict
Former cotton mill in Leipzig's Plagwitz district, once continental Europe's largest, now a complex of galleries, artist studios and industrial halls around cobbled courtyards.

Church & monastery
Hamburg's principal baroque church, known locally as the Michel, with a copper-clad tower, a light-filled nave and a crypt, available for hire outside services.

Theatre, arena & venue
A large state theatre complex by the palace gardens, housing opera, ballet and drama stages behind an early-20th-century facade.
Theatre, arena & venue
A Neue Sachlichkeit swimming hall completed in 1935, the largest and most modern in Europe at the time, with a clear and functional layout of interlocking pool spaces inside and out.
Office, school & public building
City library of 1993 in Muenster, a split building of glass and brick with a reading gallery, open stacks, a bridge over the lane and public counters.

Office, school & public building
White modernist civic building by Richard Meier on the cathedral square in Ulm, holding exhibition rooms, a hall and a cafe against the gothic minster.
Office, school & public building
A 1970s office complex in Gera originally built for the district's socialist-era administration, with conference rooms, a wood-panelled canteen and a large event hall in near-original condition.
Transport & infrastructure
43 stations along the steam-hauled Harzquerbahn, Selketalbahn and Brockenbahn narrow-gauge network across the Harz mountains, many with buildings from the turn of the 20th century.

Studio & backlot
The world's oldest large-scale film studio, in operation since 1912, with sound stages, workshops and permanent backlot sets.
Seen in: Metropolis, Inglourious Basterds, Bridge of Spies
Studio & backlot
Munich rental stage of 320 sq m with a cyclorama 7 metres high, wide and deep, a full height window wall for daylight work, full blackout and level drive in access for vehicles.
Studio & backlot
Ten sound stages from 630 to almost 2,400 square metres on the Adlershof media campus in Berlin, with two control rooms for studio-based TV and drama production.
Studio & backlot
Six sound stages of roughly 500 to 1,000 square metres at Studio Hamburg's Tonndorf site, built for TV drama, entertainment shows and commercial production.
Studio & backlot
Four production studios from 165 to 954 square metres at the STUDIOPARK KinderMedienZentrum in Erfurt, next to the MDR and KiKA broadcast centre, built for children's and family TV.

Transport & infrastructure
Stuttgart's main railway station, a 1920s stone terminus building with a tower, currently being converted into an underground through-station as part of the Stuttgart 21 project.

Industrial & derelict
Former Brinkmann cigarette factory in Bremen-Woltmershausen, brick production halls and a heating plant converted into offices, lofts and event floors.

Transport & infrastructure
Transport museum in Speyer with a former aircraft hall, a jumbo jet and a Buran shuttle outdoors, plus locomotives, submarine interiors and vintage vehicles.

Transport & infrastructure
Former Berlin city airport with a terminal building over a kilometre long, vast disused hangars and a 300-hectare former airfield now a public park, hired for filming, events and trade fairs.
Seen in: Bridge of Spies (2015), The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 (2015)

Industrial & derelict
Cold War listening station of geodesic radomes and control buildings on an artificial hill of wartime rubble in the Grunewald forest, with derelict interiors and open roof terraces.

Industrial & derelict
Working weaving mill and spinning mill in Bocholt with rows of running looms, a boiler house, offices and workers' housing, part of the LWL industrial museum.
Hospital, prison & institution
Saxony's only active military training ground, set in the Muskau Heath, the largest inland dune landscape in eastern Germany, with flat plains and steep enclosed dune terrain.

Hospital, prison & institution
Fortress tower in the Klenzepark at Ingolstadt built between 1828 and 1841 to designs by Leo von Klenze, restored in 1992 and now holding the Bavarian Police Museum.

Transport & infrastructure
Munich underground station opened in 1998 under Orpheusstrasse in Moosach, lit by eleven dome lamps of 3.8 metres by Ingo Maurer that wash the platform in blue, red and yellow.
Office, school & public building
A former harbour district of quays, warehouses and cranes redeveloped into offices, studios and event spaces, keeping much of its industrial waterfront look.
Office, school & public building
The Witzenhausen campus of the University of Kassel, an internationally known centre for agricultural and international food science set in a small historic north Hesse town.
Office, school & public building
A long-established university with a historic auditorium, library and mixed 19th and 20th century institute buildings across the old town of Gottingen.
Office, school & public building
A historic university town campus on the Neckar river, mixing a medieval old town core with 19th and 20th century faculty buildings.

Industrial & derelict
Transformed industrial estate of about 200,000 sq m in Ludwigsburg, mixing listed halls including a Zollinger timber roof with a boulevard, culture works, studios and the old administration building.
Hotel & interiors
Themed hotel in the Motorworld Region Stuttgart at Boeblingen, set in a former airport building with car themed rooms, workshop style interiors and a restaurant.

Theatre, arena & venue
Covered football stadium in Gelsenkirchen with a retractable roof, a sliding pitch, players' tunnel, dressing rooms and press areas, also used as a concert arena.
Office, school & public building
The central Leipzig headquarters of the city's largest daily newspaper, a historic industrial building converted into a modern office block with editorial rooms and meeting spaces.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Munich's permanent daily food market next to the old town, with stalls, a beer garden and a maypole, run by the city as a public market square.

Industrial & derelict
Disused nineteenth-century ironworks in Völklingen, a UNESCO World Heritage site with blast furnaces, ore bunkers, a power hall and elevated walkways through the plant.
Studio & backlot
A 170 square metre volumetric video capture stage at Studio Babelsberg's FX Center in Potsdam, recording performers from multiple angles at once for virtual production.
Village & countryside
A working winery on the steep, pyramid-shaped Roesselberg slope of the historic Pillnitz royal vineyard near Dresden, producing about 10,000 litres of wine a year under organic methods.

House & apartment
1927 modernist housing estate on a Stuttgart hillside designed by Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier and other Weimar-era architects, with flat-roofed white houses, two of them open as a museum.

Theatre, arena & venue
Football stadium on the Weser in Bremen, a closed bowl clad in solar panels with steep stands, dressing rooms, press areas and a riverside approach.
Studio & backlot
Loft studio in a former paper mill south east of Munich, with a column free hall, exposed concrete floor and a glazed gallery at 4 metres.

Theatre, arena & venue
Exhibition and event complex in Dortmund with several linked halls, including a large arena hall, built from the 1920s onward and still used for trade fairs, sport and concerts.
Industrial & derelict
Former gasworks in Munich Johanneskirchen used since 1992 as an artists' factory, with about 2,000 sq m of built space, some 25 studios from 35 to 250 sq m and open green yards.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Listed 1879 brick building in the Munich slaughterhouse quarter, with dark board floors, original panelling, cast iron columns and four rooms plus a small tavern garden.

House & apartment
Three high rise residential slabs of the early 1970s on the southern edge of Stuttgart, with long balcony fronts, internal streets and open ground between the blocks.

Office, school & public building
Conference complex on the former parliamentary quarter in Bonn, combining the old Bundestag plenary chamber with modern halls, lobbies and press rooms.

Office, school & public building
An office complex in Dresden that is part of the worldwide World Trade Center network, with flexibly divided office units available for rent by the day.
Hospital, prison & institution
Former Wehrmacht and later Soviet military headquarters town near Zossen, with barracks, a domed former officers' club and rows of abandoned housing blocks.

Theatre, arena & venue
Former Nazi era barracks block in Nuremberg with a large car park, now a culture house with three concert stages, one a high ceilinged industrial style hall, plus bars, workshops and studios with graffiti inside and out.

Industrial & derelict
Former colliery in Herten with two winding towers, a machine hall and cleared yards, redeveloped as a business and events site with open ground for large units.
Industrial & derelict
Former colliery in Dortmund with an Art Nouveau machine hall, ornate portal building and preserved pit head machinery, run as part of the Westphalian Industrial Museum.

Industrial & derelict
Former coal mine and coking plant in Essen, a UNESCO World Heritage site with Bauhaus-style winding towers, coking ovens, conveyor bridges and vast industrial halls now used for exhibitions and events.
Theatre, arena & venue
Listed iron framed works hall built between 1916 and 1918 in Munich Freimann, used in turn as a Krupp press shop, a railway boiler smithy and an S-Bahn repair works, now a concert hall.
Hospital, prison & institution
Disused Bundeswehr barracks at Messstetten on the Swabian Alb, with accommodation blocks, workshops, drill ground and service buildings, now run as an industrial park.

Industrial & derelict
The world's only sugar beet factory preserved as a technical monument, near Oldisleben, keeping its production line and the social spaces used by its workers.

Office, school & public building
Neoclassical seat of Greece's national academy of sciences and letters on Panepistimiou Street in central Athens, with a colonnaded portico and tall columns topped by statues of Athena and Apollo.
Palace & landmark
Neoclassical summer palace built for Empress Elisabeth of Austria above Gastouri, Corfu, with a garden of statues, a colonnaded terrace and sea views, run today as a museum.

Industrial & derelict
A 19th century flour mill and brewery complex in Thessaloniki with brick industrial buildings and tall chimneys, partly disused, used as an industrial period backdrop.
Office, school & public building
Historic boarding school building on the island of Spetses, listed by the Hellenic Film Commission as a filming location among its historic sites.

Theatre, arena & venue
Fourth-century BC stone amphitheatre seating around thirteen thousand, renowned for its acoustics and still used each summer for live theatre performances.
Historic town & street
Hillside old quarter of Thessaloniki above the Byzantine walls, with narrow lanes, Ottoman-era houses and views down over the modern city and the Thermaic Gulf.

Office, school & public building
Greece's largest university, its main campus built from the 1950s in central Thessaloniki with lecture halls, a library, faculty buildings and open campus grounds.

Church & monastery
An 18th century Ottoman mosque inside Ioannina Castle, now housing the municipal ethnographic museum, with a domed prayer hall and minaret used for period Ottoman-era scenes.

Office, school & public building
Seat of the Athens municipal council on Kotzia Square, a 19th-century building with a council chamber, offices and an inner courtyard used for civic scenes.
Office, school & public building
Music conservatory building in central Athens, listed by the Hellenic Film Commission among its Modern Greece filming locations.
Office, school & public building
One of the Benaki Museum's Athens buildings, on Pireos street in the Rouf district, used for exhibitions and events and listed as a modern Greece filming location by the Hellenic Film Commission.
Transport & infrastructure
Small harbour of Emporeio, the main village of Chalki island in the Dodecanese, lined with restored neoclassical captains' houses and the working ferry and fishing quay.

Historic town & street
The main town of Evia on the narrow Evripos Strait, linked to the mainland by a sliding bridge, with a working waterfront used for town and bridge scenes.
Historic town & street
Venetian harbour town on Crete with a stone lighthouse, waterfront arsenali warehouses, a former mosque and a maze of Venetian and Ottoman-era lanes behind the quay.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A shopping, dining and entertainment complex in central Athens near Panepistimiou street, listed as a modern Greece filming location by the Hellenic Film Commission.
Historic town & street
Fortified Ionian old town shaped by Venetian, French and British rule, with two citadels, a cricket ground on the Spianada and narrow Venetian-style lanes known as kantounia.
Transport & infrastructure
Narrow-gauge rack-and-pinion heritage railway climbing the Vouraikos Gorge from the coast at Diakofto to the mountain town of Kalavryta, using original early twentieth-century rolling stock.
Industrial & derelict
Cluster of disused nineteenth and twentieth-century factory buildings, including a former soap works and oil mill, along the Elefsina waterfront, reused as venues since the town's 2023 European Capital of Culture year.
Industrial & derelict
Athens contemporary art museum housed in the former Fix Brewery building on Kallirois Avenue, listed by the Hellenic Film Commission as a filming location.
Industrial & derelict
A working factory building on the outskirts of Heraklion in Crete, listed by the national film commission as an industrial location for interior and exterior filming.
Industrial & derelict
A derelict phosphate fertiliser plant on the Piraeus waterfront at Drapetsona, with rusted processing towers and silos used as a decayed industrial backdrop.

Transport & infrastructure
A small working fishing harbour on the northern tip of Kefalonia lined with pastel Venetian-style buildings, used for coastal village and harbour scenes.

Office, school & public building
Former royal palace on Syntagma Square that now houses the Hellenic Parliament, with a long neoclassical facade overlooking the square and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Hotel & interiors
Nineteenth-century grand hotel on Athens' Syntagma Square, with a marble lobby, ballrooms, a rooftop restaurant facing the Acropolis and a long history as the city's diplomatic hotel.
Studio & backlot
A 70,000 sqm studio complex in Spata, Attica, with twelve sound stages from 400 to 2,100 sqm, plus a 20,000 sqm backlot with standing sets including a 1960s Greek village and a reality-TV house.
Seen in: House of David, Tehran, The Witch, Sasmos

Historic town & street
A harbour town on the southern coast of Evia below Mount Ochi, documented as a filming location in the Hellenic Film Commission's catalogue.

Historic town & street
A port city on Greece's northern coast with a Byzantine aqueduct, a hilltop old town and a working harbour, used for historic townscape and waterfront scenes.

City & skyline
Central Athens square in front of the City Hall, with an excavated ancient road visible under glass, arcaded 19th-century buildings and the National Bank headquarters nearby.
Industrial & derelict
Former nineteenth and twentieth-century silver and lead mining and smelting works at Lavrio, with brick furnace buildings, workshops and ore-washing structures now reused as a research and cultural park.
Industrial & derelict
A public power station on the coast west of Heraklion, listed as an industrial landscape filming location by the Hellenic Film Commission.
Industrial & derelict
The disused iron ore loading and mining works at Megalo Livadi on Serifos, with rusted machinery, jetties and mine galleries left from the island's early 20th century mining industry.
Theatre, arena & venue
Marble-clad concert hall complex in central Athens with several auditoriums, the largest seating around two thousand, plus rehearsal and conference spaces.

Church & monastery
Byzantine monasteries perched on sheer sandstone rock pillars rising above the Thessalian plain.
Seen in: For Your Eyes Only (1981)
Industrial & derelict
Disused open-cast sulphur and perlite mining area on the island of Milos, with cut rock faces, old loading structures and access roads near the port town of Adamas.
Industrial & derelict
Museum at Adamas on Milos covering the island's sulphur, bentonite and perlite mining industry, with equipment and the surrounding quarried volcanic landscape.
Transport & infrastructure
A small circular Venetian-era harbour in the town of Nafpaktos on the Gulf of Corinth, enclosed by old fortifications, used for historic port and townscape scenes.

Historic town & street
Former first capital of modern Greece on the Argolic Gulf, with a Venetian old town, two hilltop fortresses and a small fort standing on an islet in the harbour.
Office, school & public building
The neoclassical main building of Greece's oldest university on Panepistimiou Street in central Athens, part of the 19th century Athens Trilogy, used for grand academic and civic interiors and facades.
Office, school & public building
Head office building of Greece's National Bank in central Athens, listed by the Hellenic Film Commission among its Modern Greece filming locations.
City & skyline
19th-century public park behind the Greek Parliament in central Athens, with shaded paths, ponds, ancient fragments and a small zoo, bordering the Zappeion grounds.
Office, school & public building
The former Greek Parliament building on Stadiou Street in Athens, now the National Historical Museum, with 19th century chambers and a grand facade used for period government scenes.
Office, school & public building
Neoclassical former home of the National Library of Greece on Panepistimiou Street, part of the Athens Trilogy with a domed reading room and a marble double staircase.
Transport & infrastructure
A stretch of the historic railway line between Xanthi and Kavala that follows the Nestos river gorge, with track, bridges and forested slopes for period rail scenes.
Studio & backlot
Purpose-built studio complex near Thessaloniki airport with eight sound stages totalling about 15,000 square metres and a 25,000 square metre backlot.
Seen in: Expend4bles (2023)
Theatre, arena & venue
Olympic athletics stadium and sports complex in Athens with a Santiago Calatrava glass and steel roof, an indoor arena, velodrome and swimming pools on the same grounds.
Industrial & derelict
A cluster of late 19th and early 20th century tobacco processing and storage warehouses in Xanthi's old town, with brick facades and large open floors used for industrial and period townscape scenes.
Village & countryside
Open farmland and olive groves on the Phaistos plain in south-central Crete, with the Minoan palace ruins nearby and views over the Messara valley to the Psiloritis range.

Transport & infrastructure
Greece's main passenger and container port beside Athens, with working quays, ferry terminals, a fishing harbour and the older Mikrolimano marina nearby.
Seen in: Never on Sunday (1960)

Transport & infrastructure
Working container and passenger port on Thessaloniki's waterfront, with cargo piers, a passenger terminal and the early twentieth-century customs house pier 1 warehouses.
Industrial & derelict
An industrial power plant near Katerini in Central Macedonia, listed by the national film commission as a large-scale industrial filming location.
Industrial & derelict
A power station on the coast at Lavrio in southern Attica, part of the town's industrial mining and metallurgy heritage, used as a large-scale industrial backdrop.
Transport & infrastructure
Working Venetian-era harbour of Rethymno, Crete, with a stone lighthouse, quayside tavernas and fishing boats moored below the old town and the Fortezza fortress.
Transport & infrastructure
Cable-stayed suspension bridge nearly three kilometres long crossing the Gulf of Corinth on four pylons, linking the Peloponnese at Rio to Antirrio on the mainland.
Office, school & public building
The town hall of the Cycladic island of Serifos, a small cubic municipal building in the hilltop settlement of Chora, used for island town and civic scenes.

Coast & beach
Pine-fringed Aegean island with pebble coves, a whitewashed harbour town and the clifftop chapel of Agios Ioannis.
Seen in: Mamma Mia! (2008)

Hospital, prison & institution
A fortified islet off Elounda that served as a leper colony from 1904 to 1957 after centuries as a Venetian and Ottoman stronghold, now an uninhabited archaeological site reached by boat.
Seen in: To Nisi (2010 TV series based on Victoria Hislop's The Island)
Theatre, arena & venue
Cultural complex on the Faliro waterfront in Athens housing the Greek National Opera and National Library, listed by the Hellenic Film Commission as a filming location.
Studio & backlot
Television and event studio in Ilion, Athens, combined with a camera and lighting equipment rental house, used for entertainment shows and commercials.
Seen in: MasterChef, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire
Transport & infrastructure
Working harbour of Symi town, Gialos, ringed by pastel-coloured neoclassical houses on the hillside, with fishing boats, cafes and the old customs house on the quay.

Office, school & public building
The seat of the Thessaloniki municipal government on Vasileos Georgiou Square, listed as a modern architecture filming location by the Hellenic Film Commission.
Transport & infrastructure
A small railway station in the village of Tichero in the Evros region of northeastern Greece, on a rural line used for period and rural transport scenes.

Church & monastery
A fortified Orthodox monastery in eastern Crete with thick defensive walls, a bell tower and an inner courtyard, still an active working monastery with its own wine and olive oil estate.
Industrial & derelict
A former Venetian-era shipyard site near Corfu's Old Fortress, with stone quays and boat sheds from the island's maritime history, used for historic waterfront scenes.
Mountains & wilderness
Deep limestone gorge in the Zagori region of the Pindus mountains, with sheer cliff walls, a hiking trail along the riverbed and stone-built villages on its rim.

Theatre, arena & venue
A 19th century exhibition and conference hall next to the National Garden in Athens, with a colonnaded courtyard and grand halls used for formal indoor and exterior scenes.
Theatre, arena & venue
A converted Ukrainian stone-carrier ship moored on the Danube in Budapest, run as a concert and event venue with a hall, roof terrace and bow terrace.
Palace & landmark
An 1902 neo-Baroque office palace on Szabadság tér, built for a shipping company by architect Artúr Meinig, now vacant and decaying behind a marble staircase and Adriatic-themed frescoes.
Theatre, arena & venue
A club and event venue built partly below street level on Erzsebet ter in central Budapest, with a large hall, a smaller hall and an outdoor terrace.
Historic town & street
Tree-lined boulevard of ornate 19th-century palaces and villas running from the city centre to City Park, with the Metro's first continental underground line beneath it.
Seen in: Munich, Bel Ami, Houdini, Genius: Picasso
Hotel & interiors
A large thermal spa and wellness hotel complex in Debrecen's Great Forest park, with indoor and outdoor pools, saunas and function space that the operator lists for conferences and events.

Historic town & street
The excavated civilian town of the Roman settlement of Aquincum in north Budapest, with an open-air archaeological park of house foundations and a museum building of Roman finds from the site.
Industrial & derelict
Row of 1880s Danube-side public warehouses extended in 2013 with a glass and steel shell, turning the brick halls into an exhibition and events building on the riverbank.
Seen in: The Martian, Berlin Station, Six Underground, Black Widow
Bar, restaurant & shop
A steel-framed 19th century covered market hall on the Buda bank of the Danube at Batthyany ter, in daily use for food stalls beside a metro and suburban rail interchange.
Theatre, arena & venue
A conference and exhibition complex in the Buda Hills attached to a four-star hotel, with a main auditorium, 20 further meeting rooms and up to 4,000 square metres of exhibition space.
Transport & infrastructure
Budapest's largest main-line terminus, built in the 1880s with a glazed central hall, monumental facade and ornate waiting rooms that remain in daily use for rail traffic.
Seen in: Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol, Inferno, The Luzhin Defence, Einstein and Eddington
Theatre, arena & venue
A modern concert hall and music institute in the Ferencvaros district of Budapest, with a flexible-configuration auditorium used for concerts and corporate or cultural events.
Transport & infrastructure
Iron-framed terminus completed in 1877 by the Eiffel company's Paris workshops, with a glass and steel train shed and a Baroque Revival facade on the Grand Boulevard.
Seen in: Terminal

Hospital, prison & institution
The Hungarian Prison Service's professional history collection in Budapest, exhibiting uniforms, restraints, firearms and other institutional material from the Austro-Hungarian era to the present.
Transport & infrastructure
Socialist-era terminus on the southern slope of Castle Hill, rebuilt in the 1970s as two linked concrete and glass halls with copper railing details and marbled concourses.
Seen in: Spy/Master
Transport & infrastructure
A narrow-gauge forest railway in the Buda hills staffed on-train by schoolchildren under adult supervision, running steam and diesel services between Huvosvolgy and Szechenyi-hegy.
Industrial & derelict
Former state ironworks on Csepel Island with factory halls, chimneys, a free port and a disused water treatment plant, still partly in industrial use.
Seen in: The Brutalist
Castle & estate
Restored fourteenth-century royal castle in Miskolc with four corner towers around a rectangular courtyard, offering both a walled interior yard and open battlements.
Industrial & derelict
A working brewery complex in the Kobanya district of Budapest, Hungary's best known beer producer, offering organised factory tours of its production halls.
Palace & landmark
Rococo palace of the Esterhazy princes near Sopron, known as Hungary's Versailles, with a mirrored ballroom, a puppet theatre and a Chinese-style music pavilion once staffed by Joseph Haydn.
Industrial & derelict
A disused limestone quarry near Sopron with an open cave chamber converted into a cave theatre, used for opera and concerts and hired out for weddings and corporate events.

Palace & landmark
Neo-Romanesque viewing terrace of 1902 on Castle Hill, with white limestone turrets and staircases overlooking the Danube and the Parliament building.
Seen in: I Spy, The Borgias, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Maigret
Theatre, arena & venue
A folk music venue in Budapest's Kelenfold district, built around a dance-house hall used for Hungarian, Balkan and other traditional folk dance and concert programmes, with rooms available together or separately.

Castle & estate
A 19th-century brick fortress complex on the edge of Komarom, with casemates, tunnels and a separate star-shaped outer fort, now a heritage site with its own wedding and conference venues.

Theatre, arena & venue
Hungary's permanent state circus building beside Városliget park and the zoo, a purpose-built circus hall used for shows and private bookings such as birthday events.
Hotel & interiors
Art Nouveau thermal bathhouse of 1911 at the Buda end of Liberty Bridge, with turquoise Zsolnay tiling, majolica columns and a glass-roofed wave pool.
Seen in: Accumulator 1, Royce
Bar, restaurant & shop
Confectionery and cafe on Vorosmarty Square dating to 1858, with wood-panelled salons, chandeliers and a period patisserie counter, named among Budapest's historic cafes by the national film commission.
Industrial & derelict
A canning factory in the Kőbánya district whose castellated brick exterior gives it the look of an old fortress rather than a working food plant.
Palace & landmark
Baroque palace east of Budapest, the favourite residence of Empress Elisabeth of Austria-Hungary, with gilded state rooms, a riding hall and formal gardens.

House & apartment
A chain of seven connected courtyards running between two parallel streets in Budapest's Jewish Quarter, formed by 19th century apartment blocks and now lined with bars, restaurants and a regular weekend market.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Budapest's largest and oldest indoor market hall on Fovam ter, a steel-framed 19th century building with a Zsolnay-tiled roof, in daily use as a food market with stalls on three levels.
Theatre, arena & venue
The football stadium of Ferencvarosi TC on Ulloi ut in Budapest, a modern all-seater ground also used for concerts and other events.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A landmark Hungarian restaurant in City Park operating since the 1890s, its upstairs rooms in the historic building used as a formal events venue for weddings, conferences and banquets.
Village & countryside
UNESCO-listed alkaline grassland on the Great Hungarian Plain near Debrecen, with an unbroken horizon, traditional shadoof wells and grazing herds of Hungarian grey cattle.
Modern architecture
A 2022 concert and exhibition building by Sou Fujimoto in Budapest's City Park, with a canopy roof cut by tree-shaped openings over glass-walled halls, a 360-degree dome cinema and recording studios.

Theatre, arena & venue
The national repertory theatre of Hungary in a purpose-built 2002 building beside the Danube in southern Pest, home to its own drama company and visiting productions.
Village & countryside
An open-air ethnographic museum near Szentendre with reconstructed village buildings, farmhouses, churches and a mill relocated from different regions of historic Hungary, set among fields and orchards.

Transport & infrastructure
An open-air railway museum in Budapest with a working turntable, roundhouse and rolling stock from steam to electric era, plus an 870-metre operating narrow-gauge line.
Palace & landmark
Miklós Ybl's neo-Renaissance opera house of 1884 on Andrássy Avenue, with a gilded horseshoe auditorium, marble staircases and an arcaded stone facade.
Seen in: Red Sparrow (2018), The Alienist (2018), Houdini (2014)
Hotel & interiors
A large thermal and wellness bath complex on the Great Plain, combining a medicinal thermal bath, an indoor adventure pool, an aquapark and an open-air beach area with an on-site hotel and campsite.
Theatre, arena & venue
A renovated riverside boathouse on Kaloczy square in Gyor, on the bank of the Mosoni-Duna, run as an event venue for weddings and corporate and family gatherings.
Studio & backlot
A working animation studio in Kecskemet producing short and feature animated films, also home to the Kecskemet Animation Film Festival, with facilities visited on organised studio tours.
Industrial & derelict
Art Deco power station built on the Buda bank in the late 1930s, with glass-block floors, spiral staircases and a control hall named a filming location by the national film commission.

Theatre, arena & venue
Hungary's only horse racing track, an 86-hectare site in Budapest with grandstands, a panorama restaurant with VIP boxes and grounds used for galloping, trotting and greyhound racing.
Theatre, arena & venue
A modern concert hall in Pecs's Zsolnay Quarter, home to the Pannon Philharmonic Orchestra, with a main concert hall, a studio theatre space and conference rooms.
Theatre, arena & venue
A large concert and conference venue in Debrecen with a main hall, several function rooms and a glass-fronted foyer, hired out through its own events office for conferences and functions.

Studio & backlot
Studio complex in Etyek west of Budapest with seven sound stages, a 400 cubic metre water tank and three backlots built as a medieval street, a Renaissance square and a New York street.
Seen in: Poor Things, Halo, Blade Runner 2049, The Martian
Forest & lake
Resort town on the north shore of Central Europe's largest lake, with a yacht harbour, a lakeside promenade and hills of vineyards rising behind the waterfront.
Hospital, prison & institution
Abandoned former psychiatric hospital in the Buda hills, with high-ceilinged corridors, exposed pipework and a decayed operating theatre listed as a filming site by the national film commission.
Transport & infrastructure
Mid-twentieth-century former main terminal of Budapest's international airport, now used for general aviation and charter traffic, with its original modernist facade and interiors intact.
Seen in: Inferno, Atomic Blonde, Spy, Terminator: Dark Fate
Church & monastery
An unfinished 1940s reinforced-concrete church in a Buda woodland suburb, meant to unite replicas of Holy Land pilgrimage sites, left as a roofless shell of bare columns.
House & apartment
A early-20th-century workers' housing colony built for the MÁVAG railway-equipment works in Kőbánya, its closed rows of company housing largely unchanged since the era of state industry.
Theatre, arena & venue
A modern indoor arena in an industrial zone of Szekesfehervar, built for a top-division handball club, marketed on its own site as a venue for sport, concerts and conferences.

Office, school & public building
Budapest's central public library, its reading rooms fitted into the ornate former Wenckheim Palace with gilded ceilings and marble staircases behind the working library shelving.
Industrial & derelict
Former Ganz electrical works converted into a public cultural and exhibition park, keeping several industrial hall structures alongside gardens and event spaces.
Modern architecture
A glass-fronted exhibition building in central Debrecen with large open gallery halls and a minimal facade, used for contemporary art shows and with its rooms listed for hire on its own site.
Office, school & public building
A multidisciplinary cultural centre in the Nemetvolgy area of Budapest with a theatre hall, a domed hall and several named function rooms, plus an open-air stage and promenade.
Office, school & public building
Hillside campus of the Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, with white-walled contemporary buildings, exposed concrete and large glazed studio spaces.
Theatre, arena & venue
Riverside performing arts complex opened in 2005 on the Pest embankment, combining a concert hall, a multipurpose festival theatre and exhibition galleries under one roof.

Theatre, arena & venue
A large modern indoor arena on Ulloi ut in Budapest's Nepliget district, built for concerts, sports events and expos with VIP hospitality areas and on-site parking.

Theatre, arena & venue
The football stadium of Debreceni VSC on the edge of the Nagyerdo forest park in Debrecen, with VIP and skybox hospitality areas alongside the pitch and stands.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Ornate fin-de-siecle grand cafe on the ground floor of the New York Palace, with gilded columns, frescoed ceilings and marble tables, listed by the national film commission among Budapest's historic coffee houses.
Studio & backlot
A 2,500 square-metre costume store run by the National Film Institute near Fót, holding about 130,000 costumes and accessories from medieval dress to 20th-century uniforms for hire to productions.
Seen in: Rise of the Raven, Fairy Garden, Son of Saul, Hadik
Studio & backlot
State-run 31-hectare studio complex near Fot, visited by filmmakers since the 1970s, with eight soundstages, over 20,000 square metres of buildable backlot and the largest outdoor filming tank in continental Europe.
Seen in: Dune: Part Three, Shadow and Bone, The Witcher, Terminator: Dark Fate
Hospital, prison & institution
Part-disused Art Nouveau and Modernist hospital complex in North Pest, with broken-windowed wards and a glazed dome over the main building, catalogued as a filming site by the national film commission.
House & apartment
A late-1960s housing estate in Óbuda built as a testbed for precast-concrete residential forms, still standing as an example of state-era experimental design.
Industrial & derelict
Former municipal gasworks on the Danube in Obuda, its striped brick gasholders and domed towers now enclosed within a riverside office and technology park.
Industrial & derelict
A clinker-brick hosiery factory complex in Óbuda whose blank walls and towers resemble a Hanseatic warehouse district rather than a 20th-century textile plant.
Office, school & public building
Reinforced-concrete office headquarters in the Zuglo villa district, an example of Late Modern architecture with a retracted facade and a working paternoster lift.
Village & countryside
An open-air heritage park on the Great Plain marking the site of Hungary's first national assembly, with a rotunda housing the Feszty circular panorama painting, reconstructed period buildings and an ethnographic skanzen.
Studio & backlot
Purpose-built studio complex in Budapest with eleven stages, including nine soundstages and around 19,000 square metres of filming space, plus backlot areas and underwater filming facilities.
Seen in: Dune: Part One (2021), Blade Runner 2049 (2017)
Hotel & interiors
A castle-style hotel built in the 1920s in the Bukk Mountains near Miskolc, overlooking the Szinva valley, Hamori Lake and a waterfall, with period interiors and historical exhibitions.

Church & monastery
A working Benedictine monastery on a hilltop above the town of Pannonhalma, with a basilica, cloister, library and vineyard, part of it open to visitors and hired out for weddings and corporate events.

Theatre, arena & venue
Budapest's main indoor arena, opened in 2003 on the site of an earlier hall destroyed by fire, hosting concerts, championship sport and corporate events.
Hotel & interiors
A restored 1817 shopping arcade in central Budapest under a stained-glass and mosaic dome mixing Gothic, Moorish and Art Nouveau detail, now the lobby and restaurant of a hotel.
Office, school & public building
Central Pest school and monastery building on Marcius 15 Square, mixing a neo-Baroque shell with a 21st-century glazed extension and an internal theatre hall.
Theatre, arena & venue
Hungary's national football stadium in Budapest, rebuilt on the site of the old Nepstadion, with tiered event spaces from a Sky Lounge to VIP suites alongside the pitch and stands.

Hotel & interiors
Sixteenth-century Ottoman-era bathhouse on the Buda riverbank, with an octagonal domed central pool lit by star-shaped skylights.
Seen in: Vienna Game
Hospital, prison & institution
A prison museum in the town of Satoraljaujhely, next to the still-operating Satoraljaujhely Prison and Detention Facility, displaying the history of the Hungarian penal system from feudal punishments to the modern era.
Historic town & street
Medieval old town near the Austrian border with an almost intact street plan, a firewatch tower and Castle District monuments, named a strong option for historical productions by the national film commission.
Village & countryside
An open-air ethnographic museum near Nyiregyhaza with relocated village houses, a windmill, a church and a school laid out as a walkable historic village, with its own page for hiring the site for photo and film shoots.
Studio & backlot
A four-stage studio complex in Pomaz near Budapest, built on a former industrial site, with a 5,000m2 backlot and a water tank built into one of the stages.
Seen in: Dracula, The Alienist, Berlin Station, Dune: Prophecy
House & apartment
Early-twentieth-century artists' colony of studio houses set among trees in Zuglo, still used as working studios and listed as a location by the national film commission.
Transport & infrastructure
Suspension bridge opened in 1849 linking Buda and Pest across the Danube, with cast-iron chain cables and stone lion sculptures at each bridgehead.
Seen in: I Spy, In Secret, 12 Monkeys, Gemini Man
Hotel & interiors
One of Europe's largest bath complexes in City Park, with a fresco-decorated dome hall, indoor and outdoor thermal pools and elegant colonnaded corridors.
Seen in: Mata Hari, Evita, The Luzhin Defence, Gemini Man

Church & monastery
An Art Nouveau synagogue in Szeged completed in 1903 by architect Lipot Baumhorn, mixing secession, historicist and Gothic Revival forms under a large central dome.

Church & monastery
A Benedictine abbey on a peninsula above Lake Balaton, nearly 1,000 years old, with a baroque twin-towered church, a crypt holding the tomb of King Andrew I and a museum on the monastic community.

Village & countryside
Small wine town at the meeting of the Tisza and Bodrog rivers, surrounded by centuries-old volcanic-soil vineyards and deep cellar systems used for ageing sweet Tokaji Aszu wine.
Theatre, arena & venue
A contemporary dance, music and exhibition venue in Ferencváros housed in a former electrical transformer station, its industrial hall kept largely as found.
Office, school & public building
A neo-baroque university building from 1932 in Debrecen with a domed central hall, a long facade and formal gardens, still used daily for teaching and by the university's own event office.
Office, school & public building
The historic central building of the University of Szeged on Dugonics ter, an early 20th century academic building used for teaching, administration and formal university functions.
Theatre, arena & venue
Art Nouveau cinema and event hall of 1896 on the Grand Boulevard, with a Moorish-influenced facade and a decorated auditorium ceiling, named by the national film commission among Budapest's classic movie theatres.

Castle & estate
Eclectic replica castle of 1896 on a lake island in Budapest's City Park, combining Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque wings within a few hundred metres.
Seen in: The Witcher (2019), Dracula (2013), Gemini Man (2019)
Theatre, arena & venue
A modern indoor sports and event hall on the edge of Veszprem, home to a top-division handball club, with a rentable arena floor and function rooms used for concerts and corporate events.
Theatre, arena & venue
An 1865 concert and ballroom building on the Pest riverbank of the Danube, restored with its historic hall and staircases, used for concerts, galas and exhibitions.
Theatre, arena & venue
A large historic theatre on Szent Istvan korut in Budapest, with a main stage and several affiliated smaller stages across the district, offering backstage tours of the building.
House & apartment
Early-twentieth-century garden suburb of low Art Nouveau terraced houses laid out around a central square, built as a model workers' estate on the edge of Pest.
Industrial & derelict
A former 19th-century Zsolnay ceramics factory in Pecs with preserved kilns, chimneys and workshop halls, now a cultural quarter of museums and function spaces hired out for weddings and corporate events.

Church & monastery
A 1940 Lutheran church on a hill above central Akureyri, designed by Gudjon Samuelsson with a stepped concrete facade related to his Hallgrimskirkja in Reykjavik.
Hotel & interiors
A geothermal spa with milky blue water set in a black lava field on the Reykjanes Peninsula, with a bathhouse and treatment building on its edge.
Seen in: Hostel: Part II
Mountains & wilderness
A wide, high-volume waterfall on the Jokulsa a Fjollum river in a barren canyon, with grey glacial water dropping between near-vertical rock walls.
Seen in: Prometheus
Industrial & derelict
Disused 1930s herring-oil factory on a remote fjord in the Strandir area, with rusted machinery and concrete tanks left largely intact next to a small hotel in the former workers' housing.
Seen in: Justice League, Sigur Ros music video
Transport & infrastructure
The working fishing harbour at Grandi on Reykjavik's western shore, with slipways and fish-processing buildings now shared with whale-watching boats, seafood restaurants and design studios.
Transport & infrastructure
A working fishing and cargo harbour in the town of Hafnarfjordur just south of Reykjavik, with quays and warehouses set against black lava rock.
Seen in: Shackleton (2002 miniseries)
Industrial & derelict
A former harbourside warehouse at Reykjavik's old docks, converted into the main building of the Reykjavik Art Museum with large open exhibition halls under its original roof structure.
Theatre, arena & venue
Glass-clad concert and conference hall on the Reykjavik waterfront, its honeycomb facade covering several auditoriums and a large public lobby used for performances and events.
Seen in: Sense8, Black Mirror (Crocodile), The Bachelor, Heart of Stone
House & apartment
A 1909 timber house on Reykjavik's waterfront, owned by the city and used for official receptions, with the flags of the United States and the Soviet Union still hung inside.
Seen in: 1986 Reykjavik Summit (Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev)
Coast & beach
A glacial lagoon at the edge of Vatnajokull where icebergs calve from an outlet glacier and drift toward the sea, with a black sand beach across the road.
Seen in: A View to a Kill, Die Another Day, Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, Batman Begins

Bar, restaurant & shop
Iceland's second-largest shopping centre in Reykjavik, with more than 180 shops and restaurants plus a library, theatre and cinema under one roof, featured in a 2010 Icelandic feature film.
Seen in: Dreamland (2010)
Forest & lake
A shallow volcanic lake ringed by lava formations, pseudocraters and geothermal ground, with wetlands used by large numbers of breeding ducks.
Seen in: The Fate of the Furious
Theatre, arena & venue
Iceland's largest conventional swimming pool complex, in Reykjavik's Laugardalur valley, with an indoor Olympic-size pool, a 50 metre outdoor pool, eight hot pots and a steam bath.
Office, school & public building
A domed observation building on Oskjuhlid hill in Reykjavik, built over old geothermal water storage tanks, combining a museum, planetarium and viewing deck.
Seen in: The Christmas Quest
Office, school & public building
The seat of Reykjavik's city government on the edge of the Tjornin pond, a low glass and stone building from 1992 that also hosts exhibitions, concerts and public functions.

Coast & beach
Black volcanic sand beach near Vík with hexagonal basalt columns, the Reynisdrangar sea stacks offshore and powerful Atlantic surf.
Seen in: Noah (2014), Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016)
Studio & backlot
Around 8,000 square metres of stages in a converted fertiliser plant at Gufunes, with three large studios a short drive from downtown Reykjavík.
Seen in: Katla (2021), Trapped, Against the Ice (2022)
Studio & backlot
Reykjavik production facility running since 1988, combining a recording stage with camera, lighting and grip equipment rental, listed under Film in Iceland's studio category.
Theatre, arena & venue
A 1937 indoor municipal swimming pool in central Reykjavik with a functionalist facade, white-tiled changing rooms and an outdoor terrace with hot tubs added later.
Seen in: Hollin (The Palace, 2010 documentary)

Mountains & wilderness
Heavily crevassed outlet glacier of Vatnajökull ending in a small lagoon, reachable in minutes from the Ring Road inside Vatnajökull National Park.
Seen in: Interstellar (2014), Batman Begins (2005)
Mountains & wilderness
A rift valley and former open-air assembly site where the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates meet, with a gorge, lava fields and Iceland's largest natural lake.
Seen in: Game of Thrones
Office, school & public building
Iceland's oldest and largest university, founded in 1911, with its main building and campus grouped around Sudurgata in central Reykjavik.
Village & countryside
A small coastal village with a black-steepled church on a hill above a cluster of houses, close to black sand cliffs and sea stacks.
Seen in: Katla

House & apartment
A Georgian townhouse on Henrietta Street that later became a tenement, now a museum of Dublin housing history with restored interiors and original wallpaper found during conservation work.
Seen in: The Man Who Invented Christmas

Hotel & interiors
Neo-Gothic mansion and golf resort on the River Maigue in County Limerick, with oak-panelled interiors, cloistered gardens and a 19th-century monastic ruin on the grounds.
Seen in: The Last Remake of Beau Geste (1977)

Church & monastery
A group of three medieval churches near Tralee dedicated to St Brendan, including a 12th-century cathedral with a 13th-century window and a Romanesque chapel, open for venue hire including filming.
Studio & backlot
Ireland's longest-established film studios, offering sound stages, workshops and production offices on an 18-acre site in Bray.
Seen in: Braveheart, Excalibur, Penny Dreadful
Studio & backlot
A film and TV production studio at Ballyhenry near Ashford in County Wicklow, about 40 minutes from Dublin, offering sound stages and access to surrounding countryside locations; its backlot has stood in for the Vikings series.
Seen in: Vikings

Castle & estate
Six-storey tower house of the O'Flaherty clan on a rocky outcrop above Lough Corrib near Oughterard in County Galway, with a banqueting hall and watchtower.

Industrial & derelict
A ruined 19th-century lead-smelting works on the Dublin/Wicklow border near Kilternan, with a tall chimney and the remains of a flue running up the hillside, listed by Screen Ireland as a hidden-gem filming location.
House & apartment
A stately home overlooking Bantry Bay in West Cork, owned by the White family since 1739, with Italianate formal gardens and a fine art and furniture collection, hired for weddings and events.
Theatre, arena & venue
A large modern theatre on Grand Canal Square in Dublin's Docklands, designed by Daniel Libeskind, listed by Screen Ireland among its science-fiction filming locations.

House & apartment
A Regency country house at Borris in County Carlow, seat of the MacMorrough Kavanagh family, hired out in full for weddings, corporate events and productions, with gardens overlooking the River Barrow.
Office, school & public building
An award-winning visitor centre at Glenurla near Ballycastle in north Mayo, built beside a 110-metre sea cliff, interpreting the Neolithic field system preserved in the surrounding bog.
Castle & estate
Star-shaped 17th-century coastal fortification above Kinsale harbour in west Cork, with bastions, gun batteries and barrack ruins overlooking the Atlantic approach.

Industrial & derelict
Restored 1820 bonded warehouse on Custom House Quay in Dublin's docklands, now a glass-roofed hall with retail units, food outlets and hireable event and exhibition space.

Transport & infrastructure
Emigration and maritime history exhibition in Cobh's former Victorian railway station, on the harbour town that was the Titanic's last port of call.
Seen in: The Eclipse (2009), Angela's Ashes (1999)

Hospital, prison & institution
Restored 19th-century prison on a hillside above Cork city, with galleried cell blocks and warders' quarters, hired out for corporate events and filming or photo shoots.

Office, school & public building
1936 limestone civic building on the River Lee in Cork, with a domed concert hall, council chamber and function rooms available through the council's facilities-hire process.

Theatre, arena & venue
A roughly 1,000-seat theatre on Cork's Emmet Place, rebuilt in 1965 after fire destroyed the original 1855 building, hosting drama, opera, music and comedy.

Hospital, prison & institution
The Irish Defence Forces' main training base on the Curragh plain, with parade grounds, barrack blocks and a military college, home to around 2,000 personnel.

House & apartment
Coastal home of nineteenth-century political leader Daniel O'Connell on the Ring of Kerry, with period rooms, a walled garden and dunes running down to the Atlantic.

Castle & estate
Restored 15th-century tower house and Jacobean wing in the centre of Donegal town, once the stronghold of the O'Donnell clan, on the banks of the River Eske.

House & apartment
Georgian house and deer park in north Cork, with a walled garden, follies and grazing red deer, cared for by the Office of Public Works.
Palace & landmark
Former seat of British administration in Ireland in central Dublin, with state apartments, a medieval tower, Georgian interiors and a courtyard used for state events.

Transport & infrastructure
Ireland's largest port, on the north bank of the River Liffey, with container terminals, ferry berths, cranes and working quaysides close to the city centre.
Coast & beach
Prehistoric stone fort on a sheer cliff edge on Inishmore in the Aran Islands, with concentric ramparts and a defensive band of upright stones.

House & apartment
A restored thatched and whitewashed cottage at Derrynamuck near Donard, rebuilt after an 1799 skirmish of the 1798 rebellion, with period furnishings on display.

House & apartment
Neoclassical domed mansion designed by James Gandon in County Laois, with formal lawns, a lake and an avenue of Wellingtonia trees, managed by the OPW.
House & apartment
The Irish state's 78-acre guesthouse estate near Phoenix Park, an Edwardian mansion built for the Guinness family with walled gardens, lakeside walks and a working farm, its grounds open to the public and available for filming.
Studio & backlot
A single large sound stage on Dublin's western edge, listed by Screen Ireland as the country's only dedicated motion-capture performance facility.
Castle & estate
A coastal artillery fort on the Inishowen peninsula overlooking Lough Swilly, with gun emplacements, tunnels and a military museum spread across several linked batteries.
Village & countryside
An 11-hectare arboretum on Fota Island in Cork Harbour with rare trees and shrubs, an ornamental pond, an orangery and formal gardens laid out in the early 19th century, open for filming and photography by arrangement.

Church & monastery
The Catholic Cathedral of Our Lady Assumed into Heaven and St Nicholas, on Gaol Road on Galway's Nun's Island, built on the site of the former city gaol.

Church & monastery
Early medieval monastic site in a glaciated Wicklow valley, with a round tower, ruined stone churches and two lakes, managed by the Office of Public Works.
Office, school & public building
A working government complex on Upper Merrion Street housing the Department of the Taoiseach, the Department of Finance and the Attorney General's office, completed in 1922 and open for free guided tours on Saturdays.
Mountains & wilderness
Ireland's first national park, around the Lakes of Killarney and the MacGillycuddy's Reeks mountains, with oak woodland, waterfalls and a resident red deer herd.
House & apartment
Elizabethan-revival mansion on the edge of Bray with a domed Victorian conservatory, formal gardens with twin canals, woodland walks and a working farmyard on the wider estate.
Seen in: Excalibur, My Left Foot, The Tudors, Fate: The Winx Saga

Palace & landmark
Preserved nineteenth-century prison with a galleried Victorian east wing, stone corridors and bare exercise yards, now a museum.
Seen in: The Italian Job (1969), In the Name of the Father, Paddington 2

Office, school & public building
Ireland's oldest law school and sole Inn of Court, in a James Gandon building of 1806 on Constitution Hill in Dublin, with a 110,000-volume library, offering its halls for venue hire.

Transport & infrastructure
A curved pedestrian suspension bridge over the River Shannon on the University of Limerick campus, listed by Screen Ireland among its science-fiction filming locations.

Forest & lake
Archaeological landscape around a horseshoe-shaped lake in County Limerick, with a Stone Age visitor centre, a stone circle and Iron Age hut sites.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Limerick's covered market square dating to the Georgian era, with a glazed roof over stalls, a weekend food and craft market, and a permanent cafe and bar.
Transport & infrastructure
A former fog-signal station on Ireland's most south-westerly point in West Cork, reached by a footbridge across a deep chasm, listed by Screen Ireland as a hidden-gem filming location.

House & apartment
A Victorian mansion within Killarney National Park, with furnished period rooms, walled gardens and a working farm, run as a visitor attraction with corporate hire.
Industrial & derelict
A working 19th-century flax and corn mill complex on Churchill Road near Letterkenny, with a forge, scutcher's cottage and one of the largest working waterwheels still turning in Ireland.
House & apartment
Former school run by Patrick Pearse in a Georgian house in Rathfarnham, south Dublin, set in a public park with woodland, a walled garden and a stream.
Castle & estate
Early 17th-century semi-fortified house on Lough Derg in east Galway, with restored formal gardens, a kitchen garden and a woodland park managed by the OPW.
House & apartment
A Palladian mansion and formal gardens in the Wicklow hills, with terraces, a walled garden, a waterfall and outbuildings converted into shops and a restaurant.

Palace & landmark
A Norman stone tower on the Waterford quays, in continuous use for over 800 years and now a branch of the Waterford Museum of Treasures with Viking-era exhibits and a spiral staircase.

Hospital, prison & institution
A former British Army barracks in Inchicore built from 1810, now a heritage centre with a restored gymnasium hall, library and gardens, and a published venue hire service.
Hospital, prison & institution
A 17th-century former retirement home for army pensioners on Military Road, Kilmainham, now the Irish Museum of Modern Art, with formal courtyards and grounds available for filming and events.

Coast & beach
Steep rocky island in the Atlantic off the Kerry coast, topped by a sixth-century monastic settlement of stone beehive huts.
Seen in: Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Star Wars: The Last Jedi

Church & monastery
Ruined 13th-century Dominican friary in Sligo town, with a carved altar, cloister arcade and medieval tomb sculptures, open seasonally under the OPW.

Hospital, prison & institution
A fortified island in Cork Harbour with a star-shaped fort and a Victorian-era prison, now open to visitors with cell blocks, tunnels and gun batteries.
Church & monastery
Dublin's only remaining medieval parish church, on Corn Market near High Street, with an active Church of Ireland section and a 15th-century tomb monument, open to visitors and venue hire.

House & apartment
Palladian-style Georgian house in County Roscommon set on about 300 acres, with a walled garden, the National Famine Museum and its own listed film location page.
Studio & backlot
A Gaeltacht production base on Galway Bay combining two sound stages with an established animation, dubbing and post-production house.
Office, school & public building
A heritage visitor centre at Dún Chaoin on the Dingle Peninsula documenting the Irish-speaking Blasket Islands community, with a clifftop viewing platform over the islands, refurbished in 2022.
Office, school & public building
Neoclassical 18th-century government building on the Liffey quays in Dublin, with a visitor centre in the vaulted basement telling the story of its construction and 1921 fire.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Covered Victorian food market in the centre of Cork, trading since 1788, with cast-iron arcades, fishmongers, butchers and a fountain courtyard; filming is arranged through Cork City Council.

Office, school & public building
A restored 17th-century courthouse and former barracks on Sarsfield Street in Clonmel, with a sandstone arcade and exhibition and event spaces, available for venue hire including filming.

Industrial & derelict
An 18th-century corkscrew-shaped grain storage tower near Leixlip, built as a famine-relief project, with a spiral external staircase, listed by Screen Ireland as a hidden-gem filming location.

Office, school & public building
Ireland's oldest university, with cobbled squares, Georgian and Victorian quadrangles and the Long Room library, on a walled campus in the centre of Dublin.
Seen in: Educating Rita, Michael Collins, Circle of Friends
Studio & backlot
A four-stage, 100,000-square-foot film and TV studio complex at the National Technology Park in Castletroy, Limerick, with a 5-acre backlot and on-site parking for large productions.
Seen in: Nightflyers, Foundation

Office, school & public building
A university on the River Corrib with a 19th-century Tudor-Gothic quadrangle building alongside later teaching blocks, laboratories and student residences.
Studio & backlot
A full-service studio on a 6.4-acre site near Skibbereen, with two sound stages close to West Cork's coastal and countryside locations.
Hospital, prison & institution
Former county gaol in Wicklow town, in use from 1702 to 1924, with narrow cell blocks, a condemned cell and exercise yards preserved as a visitor attraction.
Seen in: Ghost Hunters International (2009)
Studio & backlot
A multi-studio complex in Milan's Navigli district with several naturally lit photo and video studios for advertising and events, listed by Lombardy's film commission since 2004.
Seen in: Trivago, Kinley, Banca Mediolanum

Transport & infrastructure
South Tyrol's only airport with scheduled and charter flights, established in 1926 and modernised in the 1990s, with a runway just over 1,700 metres about six kilometres south of Bolzano.
Transport & infrastructure
A small regional airport south of Trento in the Adige valley, handling private and tourist flights, with an aviation museum and a helicopter base on site.
Transport & infrastructure
Umbria's civil airport at Sant'Egidio between Perugia and Assisi, renovated in 2011 to a Gae Aulenti design of red concrete pavilions with green copper roofs and glazed views toward Assisi.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Coffee house on Via Condotti in Rome open since 1760, with a chain of small salons hung with paintings and 19th-century furnishings, among the city's oldest surviving interiors.
Studio & backlot
A production facility in the Docks Dora industrial complex in Turin, with two soundproofed recording studios and around 400 square metres of flexible set and event space for small and medium productions.

Theatre, arena & venue
1st-century Roman amphitheatre in central Verona, its arena floor and stone tiers used since 1913 for outdoor opera performances every summer.
Seen in: Letters to Juliet (2010)

Industrial & derelict
The historic Venetian state shipyard, a walled complex of docks, cranes and covered building halls dating back to the twelfth century, partly used today for exhibitions.
Office, school & public building
The main auditorium of the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, a modern lecture hall with simultaneous interpretation booths, full AV equipment and wifi.
Industrial & derelict
Former Ansaldo machine works in Milan's Tortona district, converted into a co-working and cultural hub whose large industrial halls host exhibitions, fashion events and shoots.

Hotel & interiors
Hotel on Giudecca island in Venice with gardens, an outdoor pool and lagoon-facing rooms in a converted 16th-century building, reached from Saint Mark's Square by private launch.
Office, school & public building
A 1996 glass-fronted regional library in Aosta built against a 17th-century noble residence and the ruins of a medieval charity hospice, over a Roman-era gate.
Office, school & public building
A university library founded in 1667, moved in 1935 to Rome's Citta Universitaria campus behind the rectorate, now run by the Italian ministry of culture.

Office, school & public building
Milan business university campus that includes the Grafton Architects-designed SDA building, with lecture halls, a library, courtyards and contemporary architecture around Via Sarfatti.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Coffee house on Saint Mark's Square in Venice open since 1720, with a sequence of small decorated rooms, mirrors and painted panels largely unchanged since the 19th century.
Seen in: Casino Royale (2006), The Tourist (2010)
Bar, restaurant & shop
A Liberty-style historic cafe on the main square of Ascoli Piceno, with marble tables, mirrored walls and an upstairs anisette museum, open to the public since 1907.
Mountains & wilderness
High plateau beneath the Gran Sasso massif in Abruzzo, known locally as Italy's Little Tibet, with wide alpine grassland and a former ski hotel where Mussolini was briefly held in 1943.
Industrial & derelict
A boatyard on Lake Como founded in 1771 at Laglio, still building and restoring wooden rowing, sailing and motor boats, with a second workshop opened at Maslianico in 2010.
Hospital, prison & institution
A disused 1795 island prison off Ventotene built on a Panopticon plan, used to hold political prisoners into the 20th century and closed in 1965, now inside a state nature reserve.
Hospital, prison & institution
A prison building completed in 1993 in the Apulian hill town of Accadia with capacity for 90 inmates, never used as a jail and now owned by the municipality as a storage depot.
Hospital, prison & institution
A former small-town prison building in the hill village of Volturara Appula, in the Daunian Mountains, listed in Italy's national locations database as a disused institutional building.
Office, school & public building
An 1865-67 military barracks in Ancona built to hold over 1,200 soldiers, now home to the economics faculty of the Marche Polytechnic University.
Industrial & derelict
A red bauxite quarry inside Alta Murgia National Park between Andria and Spinazzola, worked from 1950 to 1978, with unpaved tracks crossing bare eroded terrain.
Seen in: Pinocchio
Industrial & derelict
A disused stone quarry near Lake Pusiano, worked for decades and later used as an illegal dump before the municipality reclaimed it and reopened the site in 2004.
Industrial & derelict
Working marble quarries in the Apuan Alps about ten kilometres above Carrara, cut into the mountain since antiquity and still the source of stone used by Michelangelo and Canova.
Seen in: Quantum of Solace, The Brutalist
Industrial & derelict
A group of former limestone quarries at 1,057 metres above Bassano del Grappa, their rock amphitheatres painted with murals by local artist Toni Zarpellon since the 1980s.
Industrial & derelict
An early 20th century hydroelectric plant on the Sarca river near Dro, partly still in operation, since 2002 also run as Centrale Fies, a laboratory for theatre, cinema and performance.
Industrial & derelict
A restored 1887 to 1890 hydraulic power station in Trieste's Porto Vecchio that once pressurised water for the port's cranes and hoists, with accumulator towers, a boiler house and a tall chimney, now a museum building.
Studio & backlot
The Sicilian branch of Italy's national film school, housed in the Cantieri Culturali alla Zisa cultural complex in Palermo, with a 250 square metre sound stage and audio and color grading suites.

Studio & backlot
Historic Rome studio complex founded in 1937, with sound stages including the vast Teatro 5 and permanent backlot sets such as ancient Rome.
Seen in: Ben-Hur (1959), La Dolce Vita (1960), Rome (2005-2007, HBO/BBC)
Theatre, arena & venue
A historic single screen cinema inside a rebuilt 18th century palazzo in central Rimini, associated with Federico Fellini's childhood and evoked in his films, restored in 2018 with sets by Dante Ferretti.
Studio & backlot
A privately built production studio near Modena with a column free sound stage, offices and post-production suites, designed for film, advertising and photo shoots with easy truck access.
Studio & backlot
A production support centre for Apulia Film Commission inside the Fiera del Levante exhibition grounds in Bari, with production offices, casting and costume facilities and a small in-house cinema.
Theatre, arena & venue
A film archive and cinema complex in Bologna's former Manifattura delle Arti tobacco factory, with two screening theatres and a laboratory that restores classic films.

Office, school & public building
Science museum and congress centre on the former Bagnoli industrial waterfront in Naples, with interactive exhibition halls, an auditorium and modular event spaces for hire.

Transport & infrastructure
A regional airport in south-eastern Sicily built on a former NATO air base, with 1980s military hangars and runway infrastructure alongside its current civilian terminal.

Modern architecture
A single kilometre-long social housing block on Rome's southwest edge, built in 1972 to a rationalist design with a repeating concrete facade and long open access corridors.
Seen in: Christian, Lovely Boy, Siccità, The Iris Affair

Village & countryside
Abandoned hilltop town in Basilicata, evacuated after a 1963 landslide, with medieval stone houses, a tower and a church left standing on the exposed ridge.
Seen in: The Passion of the Christ (2004), Quantum of Solace (2008), Wonder Woman (2017)
Studio & backlot
A production hub for Film Commission Regione Campania in a former NATO Southern Europe base at Bagnoli, Naples, with offices, workshops and a screening and color grading room across 10,000 square metres.

Office, school & public building
A medieval merchants' guild hall on Piazza Erbe in Verona, built under the Scaligeri lords with a brick portico, mullioned windows and Ghibelline battlements.
Industrial & derelict
A disused NATO military installation in the Ligurian Apennines above Calice Ligure, fenced and surrounded by forest with views over the coast, reached by provincial road.
Industrial & derelict
A fenced former US Air Force radio relay station at about 1,300 metres on Monte Limbara, operated from 1966 to 1993 and now owned by the Sardinian regional government.
Hospital, prison & institution
A late-19th-century Habsburg-era prison in Trento built from local red stone, with its original vestibule entrance and balustraded balcony intact, closed as a jail since 2010.

Hospital, prison & institution
A former Turin prison built from 1857 for solitary confinement, used to hold political prisoners under fascism and the Nazi occupation, closed in the 1980s and now housing court offices, a museum and an air raid bunker.
Industrial & derelict
The Pitter hydroelectric plant near Pordenone, one of the first in Italy, built in 1895-96 on the Cellina river and preserved today as an industrial heritage museum in wooded foothill surroundings.

Industrial & derelict
A former Austro-Hungarian state tobacco factory in Rovereto's Borgo Sacco quarter, running from 1854 with over a thousand workers by the century's end and now an eco-innovation business incubator.
Hospital, prison & institution
A closed 1930s tuberculosis sanatorium in Rome, built as a self-contained horseshoe-shaped campus with wards, laboratories, a theatre and a cinema, vacated in 2015.
Hospital, prison & institution
A 19th-century psychiatric hospital near Imola covering about 12 hectares of symmetrical two-storey pavilions and gardens, closed under Italy's 1978 Basaglia law and vacant since 1996.
Industrial & derelict
A derelict early-20th-century rail, munitions and aircraft factory beside Reggio Emilia's railway station, with about twenty halls and three office blocks now partly reclaimed by street art.
Seen in: Made in Italy
Industrial & derelict
A 105,000 square-metre former calcium carbide and electrochemical works near Terni, built in 1901 and run until the mid-1980s, standing beside the Marmore Falls.
Industrial & derelict
A disused sugar refinery in the countryside near Ceggia in the Veneto, first run as a distillery in 1936 and closed in 2001, with brick factory halls, storage buildings and water settling tanks.
Industrial & derelict
An 1890 textile mill near Milan, family-run from 1925 to 2001, now an events space of three halls including one with cast-iron columns and another with 7.5-metre vaulted ceilings.

Industrial & derelict
Former 19th-century tram and rail-carriage factory in Milan, now a municipal cultural centre with industrial brick halls and an outdoor yard used for exhibitions and events.

Castle & estate
A nineteenth-century Savoy fortress rebuilt on a rock outcrop above the village of Bard, now housing museum galleries and event spaces within its stone ramparts over the Dora Baltea valley.
Hotel & interiors
1863 hotel in central Milan near La Scala, with period salons, an internal courtyard and rooms including the suite where composer Giuseppe Verdi lived and died.

Hotel & interiors
A Belle Epoque seafront hotel from 1908 with formal gardens, a domed reception hall and period guest rooms facing the Adriatic, long associated with Rimini's own Federico Fellini.

Hotel & interiors
Nineteenth-century lakeside hotel on the Bellagio promontory overlooking Lake Como, with period public rooms, terraced gardens and views over both branches of the lake.
Industrial & derelict
Former coal mine at Carbonia in Sardinia, its headframe, washery buildings and underground galleries preserved as a mining museum with period machinery and accessible tunnel sections.
Hotel & interiors
An early 20th century mountain hotel in the Val di Funes near Chiusa in South Tyrol, extended through the mid-century, now standing empty with period interiors and alpine surroundings.

Industrial & derelict
A large freight and logistics hub south-east of Padua, with warehouses, container yards, rail sidings and road access built for intermodal cargo handling.
Modern architecture
Former Fiat car factory in Turin with a rooftop test track encircling the building, now containing exhibition halls, a hotel and the Pinacoteca Agnelli art gallery beneath a glass pavilion.
Seen in: The Italian Job (1969)
Industrial & derelict
A 1712 dockside salt warehouse in Cervia of about 4,000 square metres, once able to hold up to 100,000 quintals of salt loaded onto flat-bottomed boats via the town's canal port.
Industrial & derelict
Former state tobacco factory in Florence, redeveloped into a mixed district with courtyards, industrial-style halls and a dedicated events venue called Motel.
Studio & backlot
A production support centre run by Toscana Film Commission in Prato, offering infrastructure for audiovisual productions alongside a tailoring workshop and a theatre nearby in the same district.
House & apartment
A working fortified farmhouse estate on the plateau outside Altamura, with whitewashed courtyard buildings, olive groves and grazing land typical of the Murgia countryside.
House & apartment
A mid-19th century fortified farmhouse estate in the Murge hills near Martina Franca, with a manor house, chapel and around twenty trulli, still run as a working agricultural and livestock estate.
Modern architecture
Zaha Hadid's 2010 museum building in Rome, built on the site of a former army barracks, with curving concrete galleries, a black steel staircase and large open exhibition halls.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Nineteenth-century iron-and-glass covered market near San Lorenzo in Florence, with a ground-floor produce market and an upper-floor food hall of stalls and communal tables.

Bar, restaurant & shop
A 1936 covered market in Trieste with a rationalist facade, wide glazed windows and a spiral ramp linking two trading floors of food, clothing and footwear stalls.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A historic market quarter in central Palermo once devoted to the meat and fish trade, today a reduced but atmospheric warren of stalls, street food stands and nightlife.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A covered food market in central Bologna built in 1910 with an iron and glass roof on a Greek cross plan, rebuilt after wartime bomb damage and now combining market stalls with bars and restaurants.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A fish market and cold storage warehouse by Ancona's docks, designed by Gaetano Minnucci, where wholesale auctions for trawled and blue fish are still held on weekday mornings.

Transport & infrastructure
Monumental 1931 railway terminus in Milan with a vast steel-and-glass train shed, marble ticket halls and Art Deco and Assyrian-influenced decoration across several levels.
Industrial & derelict
A former lead and zinc mine near Tarvisio with 120 kilometres of galleries, closed in 1990 and now a geo-mining park with a mining museum and an electric train tour through the tunnels.
Industrial & derelict
One of Europe's largest rock-salt deposits in the hills near Petralia Soprana, with over 40 kilometres of tunnels reached 50 metres underground, mined industrially since 1972 and now partly a contemporary art museum.
Seen in: The End
Industrial & derelict
A former bauxite mine in the Gargano hills near San Giovanni Rotondo, worked by the Montecatini company from 1937 to 1973, left as an industrial and quarrying landscape.
Industrial & derelict
A former sulphur mine near Caltanissetta worked from around 1825 to 1950, one of Sicily's deepest at 270 metres, with surviving administration buildings, kilns and winding gear.

Office, school & public building
Nineteenth-century domed landmark in Turin housing the National Cinema Museum, with a spiral ramp, a central exhibition hall beneath the dome and a glass panoramic lift to the top.
Modern architecture
Renzo Piano's 2013 science museum in Trento, a stepped glass and steel structure across several floors of exhibition space, part of the redeveloped Le Albere riverside district.
Industrial & derelict
A former nineteenth-century glass furnace in the hill town of Piegaro, converted into a museum that preserves the kilns and displays glassware made on site until the factory closed in 1968.

Industrial & derelict
Former 19th-century railway repair workshop in Turin, restored into a steel-and-glass exhibition and event hall with an attached production and rehearsal wing.
Studio & backlot
A virtual production studio in Milan built around an LED-wall stage for commercials and television, running since 1991 with in-house post-production alongside the shooting stage.
Seen in: Zero, 23, Grimaldi Lines, UPower Lifestyle

Historic town & street
Historic island core of Syracuse in Sicily, with a baroque cathedral built into the columns of a Greek temple, narrow lanes, a waterfront promenade and a Norman castle at its tip.
Hospital, prison & institution
A large active university hospital in Turin opened in 1935, built as a self-contained health campus of dozens of pavilions linked by covered walkways and underground tunnels.

Theatre, arena & venue
An indoor arena in Bari used for basketball, concerts and trade events, with tiered seating around a large flat floor.
Office, school & public building
Rationalist congress hall in Rome's EUR district, built for a cancelled 1942 world's fair, with a marble facade, a colonnaded portico and a large domed hall, managed by EUR SpA.
Seen in: L'Eclisse (1962), La Grande Bellezza (2013)

Theatre, arena & venue
A 1950s open-air lido in Rome's EUR district, with a large rectangular pool, sunbathing terraces and Rationalist-style changing pavilions.

Historic town & street
Covered walkways lining central Bologna's streets, including the roughly 3.8 km arcade climbing to the Sanctuary of San Luca, a UNESCO World Heritage arrangement of porticoes.

Transport & infrastructure
Nineteenth-century harbour warehouses and docks in Genoa, redeveloped for Expo 1992 into a waterfront of piazzas, a marina, an aquarium and event spaces along the old quays.

Transport & infrastructure
A natural harbour port in the Marche used since antiquity, today Italy's leading port for vehicle and passenger ferry traffic and among the busiest on the Adriatic for container freight.
Transport & infrastructure
Brindisi's harbour beside the city's Roman-era terminal columns, in continuous use since antiquity and now handling ferry and commercial shipping.
Transport & infrastructure
A multifunction commercial and passenger port in the Gulf of Angels at Cagliari, developed over centuries into today's terminal and still central to Sardinia's shipping trade.

Transport & infrastructure
Italy's largest container transshipment port on the Calabrian coast, with long quays, gantry cranes and stacked container yards handling international freight.
Transport & infrastructure
Central Italy's main seaport, with 11 kilometres of quays and 100 berths, including the historic Darsena Vecchia built under the Medici on Livorno's west bank.

Transport & infrastructure
A major container and passenger port on the Bay of Naples with shipyards, warehouses and the modernist Casa del Portuale building, among the city's most requested filming locations.
Transport & infrastructure
A working commercial and industrial port on the Ionian coast in Apulia, among Italy's busiest for freight, with a separate marina in the old town offering berths and boat services.
Transport & infrastructure
A 45,000 square-metre Adriatic harbour in Termoli with a tourist marina on one mole and shipyards on the other, used by fishing boats, ferries to the Tremiti Islands and the coast guard.

Industrial & derelict
An early 20th century mineral loading facility cut into a coastal cliff near Iglesias, part of an underground tunnel system that loaded ore directly onto ships, now inside a mining heritage park.
Transport & infrastructure
Disused free port in Trieste with about seventy hectares of 19th-century warehouses, rail sidings and quays between the city centre and the sea, now under partial redevelopment.
Modern architecture
A 1930s planned district built for a cancelled world's fair, laid out in wide rationalist boulevards around the square-arched Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana and an artificial lake.
Seen in: Boccaccio '70, Christian, Diavoli, Era ora
House & apartment
A postwar workers' housing district on Turin's northern edge, designed by architect Giovanni Astengo and built 1952-54 as a self-contained neighbourhood of low apartment blocks around courtyards.
Historic town & street
A 1920s garden-city district of Rome built around communal courtyards, with low three-storey villini in varied styles rather than uniform apartment blocks.
Seen in: Caro Diario, Esterno Notte, Gli anni più belli, I Cesaroni
Industrial & derelict
A royal silk-manufacturing complex built by the Bourbon court above Caserta, with weaving halls, workers' housing and machinery from its eighteenth-century silk mill, part of the Caserta Palace UNESCO site.
Theatre, arena & venue
Trieste's former central fish market of 1913, an eclectic-style hall shaped like a basilica on the waterfront, now used as an exhibition and events space.
Seen in: The Godfather Part II, The Invisible Boy

Theatre, arena & venue
Multi-tiered football stadium in Milan shared by AC Milan and Inter, with a distinctive spiral-ramp exterior and seating for over 75,000.

Historic town & street
Ancient cave-dwelling districts carved into a limestone ravine, frequently standing in for biblical-era Jerusalem.
Seen in: The Passion of the Christ (2004), Wonder Woman (2017), No Time to Die (2021)
Office, school & public building
A 13th century confraternity building in Venice with a Gothic hall, a Renaissance staircase by Mauro Codussi and a baroque chapter hall, now run as a museum and event venue.

Theatre, arena & venue
Rome's main stadium in the Foro Italico complex, with tiered seating for over 70,000 used for football, athletics, concerts and other large events.

Transport & infrastructure
Turin's main railway station, opened in 1861 as the gateway to the new capital of a unified Italy, pairing a formal street facade with a wide iron and glass train shed.
Seen in: Così ridevano, Finale: Allegro, La meglio gioventù

Transport & infrastructure
A modern high speed rail hub in Turin with a 385 metre steel and glass concourse, built over a buried through line, used for contemporary station and transit scenes.
Transport & infrastructure
A Zaha Hadid-designed ferry and cruise terminal on Salerno's Molo Manfredi, opened in 2016 with an oyster-shaped shell reaching toward the sea, also used for public events.
Seen in: Mare Fuori, Vincenzo Malinconico, avvocato d'insuccesso

Theatre, arena & venue
1778 opera house in central Milan with a gilded horseshoe auditorium, tiered boxes, a museum wing and a stage house used for opera, ballet and concerts.

Theatre, arena & venue
An 18th century royal opera house beside Naples' Palazzo Reale, seating around 1,400 across five tiers of boxes, still in regular use for opera, ballet and concerts.

Theatre, arena & venue
Largest opera house in Italy, in central Palermo, with a neoclassical facade, a horseshoe auditorium seating around 1,300 and backstage and rehearsal spaces.
Seen in: The Godfather Part III (1990)

Theatre, arena & venue
An 1890 opera house in Catania with an eclectic facade and a horseshoe auditorium of four tiers of boxes seating around 2,000, still used for opera and concerts.

Theatre, arena & venue
Bari's late nineteenth-century opera house, one of Italy's largest theatres, rebuilt after a 1991 fire with its horseshoe auditorium and gilded boxes restored.
Studio & backlot
A production studio in Milan offering sound-stage space for advertising, fashion and television shoots alongside its own set-design, scenography and costume workshops, operating since 1984.
Seen in: Lavazza, Prada, Maserati, Vodafone

Theatre, arena & venue
A 19th century theatre in central Pisa with a neoclassical facade and portico, built 1865 to 1867, with one of the largest stages in Italy at 26 by 32 metres.
Transport & infrastructure
Underground metro station in central Naples built around 40 metres deep, with a mosaic-lined vaulted concourse known as the Crater de Luz, part of the city's art-station network.

Historic town & street
Clifftop town on Calabria's Tyrrhenian coast, with a historic centre of stone lanes and balconies overlooking the beach and the offshore Santa Maria dell'Isola sanctuary.
Office, school & public building
The neo-baroque main building of one of the world's oldest universities on Corso Umberto I in Naples, built 1897 to 1908 with a grand staircase and a former Jesuit cloister behind it.

Office, school & public building
Calabria's first university, founded in 1968, with a hillside 1990s campus at Feo di Vito focused on architecture, engineering and agricultural sciences.
Office, school & public building
A 1968 university campus on over 200 hectares of hillside at Rende, designed by Vittorio Gregotti around a 2-kilometre elevated walkway spanning the Crati valley.
Studio & backlot
A production support centre run by Genova-Liguria Film Commission inside Villa Durazzo Bombrini in Cornigliano, Genoa, with a sound stage, guest accommodation and workshop space for visiting productions.

Castle & estate
Eighteenth-century villa on a wooded promontory of Lake Como with terraced gardens and open lake panoramas, now a FAI heritage property.
Seen in: Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones (2002), Casino Royale (2006)

House & apartment
1930s rationalist villa in central Milan designed by Piero Portaluppi, with period interiors, a garden, swimming pool and tennis court, run as a house museum by FAI.
Seen in: I Am Love (2009)

Studio & backlot
An underwater filming tank inside the Hotel Terme Millepini in Montegrotto Terme, with thermal water down to 42 metres, used for underwater photo and video shoots and advertising campaigns.
Studio & backlot
Open vertical wind tunnel beside the Riga to Sigulda road, used for free-fall and flying shots with performers held in a controlled air column.

Hotel & interiors
Large seafront hotel and spa at Majori with a 1960s block extended in the 2000s, a glass-fronted restaurant, pools, treatment rooms and direct access to the dune beach.
Studio & backlot
Single-stage rental facility in a Riga industrial area: a clear floor of 48 by 24 metres with a 7 metre working height, blackout, heating and four make-up rooms.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Late 19th century shopping arcade of linked brick courtyards between Elizabetes and Dzirnavu streets, with small shops, cafes and passageways off the street.

Castle & estate
Neo-gothic manor house of 1860 in red brick beside a lake, with a tower, wood-panelled halls and a park, run as a hotel and event venue.
Coast & beach
Sand spit where the Gulf of Riga meets the open Baltic, with shallow water, drifted tree stumps, a wide empty beach and pine forest of Slitere National Park behind.

Castle & estate
Ruined Livonian Order castle of the 13th century with towers, cellars visited by lantern, an adjoining 18th century new castle and a landscaped park.
Industrial & derelict
Brewery on the edge of Cesis combining 19th century brick buildings with modern brewhouse and packaging halls, tanks, pipework and a visitor route through production.

Studio & backlot
Outdoor backlot of about 150 hectares in flat farmland, with medieval and 19th century streets, a railway platform and tram, prison, church, ship and metro sets, plus five pavilions.
Seen in: Defenders of Riga, Blizzard of Souls, Sisi, Raven's Hollow

Hospital, prison & institution
Art nouveau corner block on Brivibas iela used by the Soviet security service, with preserved cells, interrogation rooms, corridors and a closed inner courtyard.
Theatre, arena & venue
Modernist theatre of 1976 on Brivibas iela with a travertine-clad front, a large fan-shaped auditorium, deep stage and wide concrete foyers.

Hospital, prison & institution
Complete early 19th century fortress town on the Daugava with earth ramparts, brick gates, parade ground, barracks and an arsenal, much of it still in everyday residential use.

Theatre, arena & venue
Seaside concert venue in the pines at Dzintari, combining a 1936 timber small hall with an open-sided large hall seating around two thousand.
Office, school & public building
Eighty-seven hectares of pine forest on Lake Jugla holding more than a hundred relocated farmsteads, windmills, a wooden church and a fishing village, all pre-industrial.

Industrial & derelict
Working port on both banks of the Daugava with container and bulk terminals, cranes, rail sidings and quays, plus the older Andrejsala berths close to the city centre.

Industrial & derelict
Ice-free cargo port at the mouth of the Venta with oil and chemical terminals, bulk berths, long breakwaters and rail yards on the Baltic coast.

Forest & lake
Broad forested valley of the Gauja with red Devonian sandstone cliffs and caves, river bends, castles and manor parks, the largest national park in Latvia.

Theatre, arena & venue
Amber-coloured glass concert hall of 2015 on the trade canal in Liepaja, with a tilted faceted shell, a main hall for about a thousand people and glazed foyers.

Transport & infrastructure
Working 750 mm narrow gauge line of 33 km through forest and farmland, with period stations, a depot at Gulbene, steam and diesel locomotives and wooden coaches.
Hotel & interiors
Hotel in the Berga Bazars courtyard block, mixing a restored 19th century brick facade with plain contemporary suites, a glazed atrium and a quiet inner yard.

Palace & landmark
Large baroque palace of the 1730s on an island in the Lielupe, now the main building of the life sciences university, with a long symmetrical front and inner courtyard.

Coast & beach
Some 25 km of flat white sand backed by low dunes and pine woods, with wooden resort villas and the pedestrian Jomas iela a short walk inland.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Restored block of 19th century wooden houses in Pardaugava, with a cobbled yard used for a weekly market, a bakery, wine shop and small event halls.

Industrial & derelict
Broken concrete coastal artillery forts of the tsarist naval fortress, partly collapsed into the sea, standing on an open beach north of Liepaja.
Hospital, prison & institution
Former naval garrison prison built in the early 20th century, in use until 1997, with cell blocks, solitary cells, guard corridors and a bare exercise yard kept as found.

Forest & lake
Raised bog with pools and boardwalks, wet forest, sulphur springs and the shallow Lake Kanieris, close to the coast west of Jurmala.

Hotel & interiors
Empty neo-eclectic spa hotel of 1936 by Eizens Laube standing in a laid-out resort park with sulphur springs, timber pavilions, canals and footbridges.
House & apartment
Classical manor house of 1822 on the high bank above the Gauja valley, with a colonnaded front, plain plastered rooms, outbuildings and a park, run as a guest house.
Historic town & street
Small Kurzeme town of low wooden and brick houses on a regular street grid, listed as a world heritage site, with the Venta rapids and a long brick road bridge.

Theatre, arena & venue
Concert house of 2013 in Rezekne with two halls, a cinema, glazed foyers and rehearsal rooms, standing on open ground on the edge of the town centre.

Office, school & public building
Stalinist high-rise of 1958 near the Central Market, with a stone-clad tower, marble lobbies, wide staircases and a public viewing terrace on the 17th floor.

Office, school & public building
Baroque revival museum of 1905 in the Esplanade park, with a grand marble staircase, top-lit galleries and a modern basement extension under the forecourt.

Theatre, arena & venue
Classical opera house of 1863 beside the city canal, with a colonnaded portico, gilded horseshoe auditorium, foyers, rehearsal rooms and a modern rear extension.

Transport & infrastructure
Museum in a former locomotive depot on the left bank with steam and diesel locomotives, wagons, a snow plough and track on an open yard beside the line.
Office, school & public building
Museum inside the medieval Powder Tower and an adjoining 1930s wing at the edge of the old town, with thick stone walls, vaulted rooms and period exhibition halls.
House & apartment
Merchant house of 1695 in the old town with painted wall and ceiling decoration, a dark kitchen, tiled stoves, cellars and an attic, furnished as an 18th century home.

Office, school & public building
Glass and concrete library of 2014 on the left bank of the Daugava, with a full-height atrium, tiered reading rooms and long river-facing windows.

Transport & infrastructure
Steel swing bridge of 1906 over the Karosta canal in Liepaja, carrying road traffic on a riveted span that pivots to let ships pass.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Liepaja's market on Kursu laukums, with an 1910 brick and iron hall, outdoor stalls and surrounding shopfronts in the older part of the town.
Industrial & derelict
Cargo and fishing port inside the Liepaja special economic zone, with quays along the trade canal, warehouses, cranes and open yards next to the former naval base.
House & apartment
Restored apartment of 1903 at Alberta iela 12 with original spiral staircase, tiled stove, panelled dining room and period furniture, in the middle of the art nouveau district.

Industrial & derelict
Rolling stock plant north east of the centre with tall assembly halls, overhead cranes, test track and rail sidings, parts of the site standing empty.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Market of 1930 built from five reused Zeppelin hangars, with steel-ribbed halls for meat, fish, dairy and produce plus open stalls, night storage cellars and a rail siding.

Transport & infrastructure
Main railway station of Latvia, a 1960s concourse rebuilt with a glass shopping level over the platforms, with a clock tower and long open platform canopies.

Studio & backlot
Latvia's oldest studio, with three sound stages of 1,248, 1,067 and 223 square metres, working heights of 12, 9 and 5 metres, a water tank, workshops and a costume and prop store.

Historic town & street
Compact medieval core on the Daugava with cobbled lanes such as Jauniela, merchant houses, guild halls, church spires and squares, listed as a world heritage site.

Transport & infrastructure
Concrete tower of 1986 on Zakusala island in the Daugava, 368 metres high on three splayed legs, with a public observation deck at 97 metres.

Palace & landmark
Baroque summer palace by Rastrelli, built from 1736, with a gilded Golden Hall, White Hall, long enfilades of restored rooms and a formal French garden.
Seen in: Catherine the Great

Industrial & derelict
Row of 19th century red brick warehouses between the Central Market and the Daugava, converted to offices, galleries and event halls, with cobbled service lanes between the blocks.

Theatre, arena & venue
Cinema of 1923 with a neo-baroque and rococo auditorium, ornamented balcony, chandeliers, marble stair hall and a smaller second screening room.
Castle & estate
Red brick castle of 1214 with a round tower above the Gauja valley, set in a reserve with a wooden church, manor outbuildings and a sculpture park.
Office, school & public building
Nineteenth century academic building on Raina bulvaris with a columned Great Hall, galleried staircase, lecture theatres and corridors lined with dark panelling.

Theatre, arena & venue
Factory culture palace of 1960 with a columned front, a theatre auditorium, ballroom, club rooms and wide stone staircases, still used for concerts and classes.

Industrial & derelict
Red brick halls and interwar office blocks of the former VEF electrical works on Brivibas gatve, now let as offices, workshops and event space, with long corridors and factory yards.

Theatre, arena & venue
Restored culture house of 1913 in Vecmilgravis with a white classical facade, galleried hall, side rooms and a surrounding park near the Daugava.
Theatre, arena & venue
Indoor arena on Ozo street seating around 11,000, with a bowl, concourses, locker rooms and a large flat floor used for concerts and sport.
Transport & infrastructure
Working 750 mm gauge railway of 1899 with steam and diesel locomotives, wooden carriages, a depot in Panevezys and small country halts along the line.
House & apartment
Art nouveau villa of 1908 built for a leather manufacturer, with a stained glass staircase, panelled salons, a ballroom and a park with the former factory nearby.
Office, school & public building
Modernist 1967 exhibition building at the edge of the Old Town, with wide halls, terrazzo staircases and glazed frontage, used as a gallery and event space.
Industrial & derelict
The city's first power station, in use from 1903 to 1998, keeping boilers, turbines, control panels, pipework and brick machine halls beside the river.

House & apartment
Late Soviet estate of prefabricated panel blocks with wide courtyards, playgrounds and unchanged 1980s facades, used repeatedly to double for cities in the former Soviet bloc.
Seen in: Chernobyl, Young Wallander, Paradise

Bar, restaurant & shop
Covered market of 1906 with a cast iron and glass roof, stalls on two levels, cellars and a produce yard, trading daily at the edge of the Old Town.
Church & monastery
Pilgrimage mound north of Siauliai covered with tens of thousands of crosses of all sizes, reached by a boardwalk across open farmland.
Hotel & interiors
Seventeenth century Pac Palace on Didzioji street converted into a hotel, keeping frescoed ceilings, a stone courtyard, vaulted cellars and a grand staircase.

Industrial & derelict
Decommissioned station with two RBMK reactors of the Chernobyl type, keeping turbine halls, corridors and a control room simulator that is open to guided visits.
Seen in: Chernobyl
Theatre, arena & venue
Panevezys theatre founded in 1940 and rebuilt in the 1960s, with a main auditorium, a small stage, rehearsal rooms and modernist foyers.
Castle & estate
Fourteenth century brick castle at the meeting of the Nemunas and Neris, with a round tower, curtain wall, moat and open riverside ground.
Office, school & public building
Interwar modernist post office of 1932 on Laisves Avenue, with a stone facade, a double height public hall, patterned floors and original counters and fittings.

Theatre, arena & venue
Theatre on Laisves Avenue combining a 19th century auditorium with 1980s extensions, several stages, foyers and workshops.

Hospital, prison & institution
Fortress of 1902 later used as a prison and execution site, with casemates, cell corridors, earth ramparts, a museum block and a concrete memorial on open ground.
Hospital, prison & institution
Nineteenth century fort in the north of Kaunas with brick barracks, tunnels, powder magazines, dry ditches and open glacis, run as a museum and event site.
Village & countryside
UNESCO listed site of five hill forts above the Neris terrace, with open meadows, a reconstructed settlement and a small village, an hour from Vilnius.
Studio & backlot
Studio space in the former industrial quarter on Manufakturu street, listed by the Vilnius Film Office among the city studios available for hire.
Industrial & derelict
Former factory near the centre converted into a creative incubator, with brick halls, a black box theatre, studios and a yard used for events.
Historic town & street
Cobbled square in the old quarter framed by German half timbered and 19th century houses, the drama theatre and the Simon Dach fountain.
Studio & backlot
Independent studio on the old Minsk road outside Vilnius offering stage space and production facilities in a rural setting with room for exterior sets and unit parking.

Historic town & street
Pedestrian avenue of about 1.6 kilometres lined with interwar modernist blocks, shops, cafes and lime trees, running from the Old Town to the basilica.
Studio & backlot
Working studio complex founded in 1940 that rents out stages, production offices and technical services for feature, television and commercial shoots in Vilnius.
Theatre, arena & venue
State drama theatre on Gedimino Avenue with several stages, rehearsal rooms, dressing rooms and a sculpted facade on the city's main street.
Theatre, arena & venue
Opera house opened in 1974 with a 1,000 seat auditorium, chandeliered foyers, marble staircases and backstage areas typical of Soviet era civic architecture.
Seen in: Moscow Noir
Theatre, arena & venue
Concert hall of 1902 with a gilded neo-baroque auditorium, balconies and mirrored foyers, dressed as an imperial palace interior for period drama.
Seen in: Sisi

Office, school & public building
Museum inside the 19th century Kopgalis fort on the Curonian Spit, with casemates, an aquarium, a dolphinarium, quays and dunes around it.
Office, school & public building
Nineteenth century town palace on K. Sirvydo street with period rooms, a staircase hall and a garden courtyard, used for club, salon and residence interiors.
Seen in: Sisi
Industrial & derelict
Former fuel equipment plant turned event complex, with raw concrete halls, loading bays, a yard and gantry structures used for concerts and shoots.

Hospital, prison & institution
Prison built in 1904 and closed in 2019, now a cultural venue: cell blocks, galleries, exercise yards, a chapel and the original barred corridors are open for events and shoots.
Seen in: Stranger Things
Office, school & public building
Monumental 1960s state library rebuilt in 2016, with a stone colonnade, long reading rooms, stacks and modern atria suitable for institutional and archive scenes.
Hospital, prison & institution
Former KGB headquarters on Auku street with the basement prison preserved: cells, padded isolation rooms, an interrogation wing and the execution chamber, plus 1950s office interiors.
Modern architecture
Gallery on the right bank rebuilt in 2009 from a 1980 museum, with grey stone volumes, a long ramp, high white halls and a terrace over the river valley.

Palace & landmark
Reconstructed royal residence at the foot of Gediminas Hill, with renaissance and gothic halls, archaeological cellars and a walled forecourt.
Palace & landmark
Tiskeviciai Palace of 1897 in a botanical park by the sea, with a colonnaded facade, marble hall, period rooms and formal gardens.

Coast & beach
Sand dune above Nida rising about 50 metres, with bare sand slopes, a sundial column, pine edges and views over the lagoon and the Russian border.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Food hall in the redeveloped Paupys quarter with open kitchens, bars, a mezzanine and glass frontage onto the river, opened in 2019.

Church & monastery
Baroque monastery of 1667 above Kaunas Lagoon, with a hexagonal church, frescoed interiors, cloisters, guest wings and a walled forecourt.

Industrial & derelict
Soviet underground missile base of 1962 in Zemaitija National Park, with four silos, control rooms, tunnels and technical halls open as a Cold War museum.

Transport & infrastructure
Ice free seaport along the Curonian Lagoon channel, with container and bulk terminals, cranes, quays, rail sidings and a cruise berth near the city centre.

Palace & landmark
Baroque palace of about 1700 in Antakalnis restored in 2024, with stucco state rooms, an arcaded facade and a formal park used as an arts centre.
Seen in: Young Wallander, Conspiracy of Silence, Playlist
Transport & infrastructure
Passenger and vehicle ferry link across the Klaipeda channel to the Curonian Spit, with terminals, ramps, waiting halls and working ferries.
Theatre, arena & venue
Indoor ski hall near Druskininkai with a covered slope of about 460 metres, lifts, a snow park and service buildings, open all year.

Castle & estate
Fifteenth century brick castle on an island in Lake Galve, reached by footbridge, with a keep, ducal palace, courtyards and defensive galleries.
Castle & estate
Tyszkiewicz manor of 1880 on the southwest edge of Vilnius, with a neo-renaissance house, restored salons, stables and a landscape park by Edouard Andre.
Seen in: War and Peace, Anna Karenina, Catherine the Great, Hilma
Historic town & street
River district next to the Old Town with narrow cobbled lanes, low workshops, courtyards and artist studios, on foot from the main historic locations.
Coast & beach
Cape on the Curonian Lagoon in the Nemunas Delta Regional Park, with a lighthouse, a bird ringing station, reed beds and open water.
House & apartment
Early 20th century mansion in Antakalnis with panelled rooms, a formal staircase and a garden, dressed in productions as both a private residence and an institution.

Transport & infrastructure
International airport whose 1954 terminal keeps a Stalinist portico and marble hall next to the modern departure buildings, aprons and taxiways.
Studio & backlot
Converted Soviet sports hall on Meistru street holding a sound stage of about 1,100 square metres with a large green screen, set up for small and mid-size film, TV and commercial work.
Historic town & street
Pilies, Didzioji, Universiteto and Ausros Vartu streets form a compact grid of baroque and classical facades, arched gateways and courtyards that stand in for 19th century Europe.
Seen in: Sisi, Catherine the Great, War and Peace, Clark

Transport & infrastructure
Main passenger station with platforms, an under track passage, a 1950s hall and a station square, plus depots and freight sidings in the surrounding district.
Office, school & public building
Neoclassical town hall of 1799 on the Old Town square, hired out for events, with a colonnaded portico, a main hall, side rooms and cellars.
Seen in: Catherine the Great, Clark, Hilma, Sisi

Modern architecture
Concrete tower of 1980 standing 326 metres, with a revolving observation deck at 165 metres, technical floors and a wide open site around the base.
Office, school & public building
University founded in 1579 with thirteen linked courtyards, vaulted arcades, frescoed halls, a library of historic reading rooms and St John's Church inside the ensemble.
Seen in: Sisi, Catherine the Great

House & apartment
Town built from 1975 for nuclear plant workers, laid out in forest with uniform panel blocks, wide avenues and a lakeside beach, largely unchanged since the 1980s.
Seen in: Chernobyl
Office, school & public building
University in the centre of Kaunas with interwar faculty buildings, lecture halls, staircases and courtyards close to Laisves Avenue.
Industrial & derelict
Working shipyard on the Klaipeda channel with building halls, dry docks, slipways, gantry cranes and steel workshops, part of the former Vakaru laivu gamykla.

Theatre, arena & venue
Arena of 2011 on an island in the Nemunas seating about 15,000, with a bowl, wide concourses, media rooms and a large loading area.
Transport & infrastructure
Funicular opened in 1931 with wooden cars, original winding gear and small station buildings, still running up the slope to Zaliakalnis.
Office, school & public building
Three former factory buildings in Differdange holding more than 16,000 square metres of workshops and offices, a multipurpose hall, a conference room and music studios.
House & apartment
Group of old winegrowers' houses in the Moselle village of Bech-Kleinmacher, with period kitchens, cellars, a toy collection and a small courtyard.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Former village cinema in the main street of Vianden run as a cafe and club, with a bar in the old auditorium, an upstairs room and film screenings.

Industrial & derelict
Two preserved blast furnaces and the surrounding steelworks platform at Belval, with gantries, casting floors, pipework and walkways kept as monuments beside the new Belval quarter.

Office, school & public building
University and research quarter built between the Belval blast furnaces, mixing the Maison du Savoir tower and new faculty blocks with converted industrial halls.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Working brewery at Bascharage with brewhouse, fermentation tanks, a bottling line and a visitor route, between Luxembourg City and the Minett.
Hotel & interiors
Casino, hotel and show venue at Mondorf-les-Bains, with gaming rooms, restaurants, a cabaret theatre and conference space near the French border.
Studio & backlot
National audiovisual centre in Dudelange with a shooting studio, the Cine Starlight auditorium, exhibition halls and the national film and photography archive, listed by Film Fund Luxembourg as production infrastructure.

Hospital, prison & institution
Courthouse complex on the Saint-Esprit plateau above the Grund, with pale stone blocks, colonnades, courtrooms and a terrace over the valley.

Castle & estate
White walled castle above Clervaux in the Ardennes, rebuilt after the fighting of 1944, holding the Family of Man photography exhibition and municipal rooms.
Theatre, arena & venue
Sports and events complex on Kirchberg with an olympic swimming pool under a shell roof, a multipurpose arena, training halls and changing areas.
Studio & backlot
Television and commercial studio in the Howald business area south of Luxembourg City, listed by Film Fund Luxembourg among the national shooting stages.
Studio & backlot
Shooting stage and production base in the converted steelworks buildings of the 1535 Creative Hub in Differdange, listed by Film Fund Luxembourg as a studio facility.

Theatre, arena & venue
Municipal theatre of Esch-sur-Alzette with a main auditorium, a studio stage and a 1960s foyer, run by the city and used for drama and dance.
Studio & backlot
Purpose built studio complex on the Kehlen industrial estate with around 4,000 square metres of stages, construction workshops and production offices; the operating company announced it stopped trading on 31 July 2026.

Industrial & derelict
Open air industrial museum in a wooded valley with a steam railway of 1900, engine sheds, a mine train, a period grocery and offices kept in their old state.

Theatre, arena & venue
City theatre of 1964 in Limpertsberg with a glazed foyer, a main auditorium of about 950 seats, a studio stage and backstage areas run by the city.
Industrial & derelict
Former slate quarry and underground mine on the Belgian border, with cutting sheds, machine halls, spoil heaps and open pits kept as a museum site in the west of the country.
Seen in: Colonia

Theatre, arena & venue
Cultural centre in the former Esch slaughterhouse, with a main hall, a small hall, a cinema, galleries and a brasserie inside brick industrial buildings.

Transport & infrastructure
The national airport east of the capital, with a modern passenger terminal, a business aviation terminal and a large cargo centre with freighter aircraft.
Transport & infrastructure
Main station of the national network, a 1913 building with a clock tower and domed hall, platform canopies, a large concourse and a tram stop in front.
Studio & backlot
Animation and production studio in the Contern business park, listed by Film Fund Luxembourg among the national animation stages, with animation floors, editing and recording rooms.

Hotel & interiors
Thermal spa resort at Mondorf-les-Bains with indoor and outdoor pools, treatment wings, a hotel, a park and function rooms that the site lists for hire.
Modern architecture
Modern art museum by I. M. Pei built on the walls of Fort Thungen, with a glass entrance hall, stone clad galleries and long daylit exhibition halls.

Office, school & public building
Library on the Kirchberg plateau opened in 2019, with a glazed reading room, long book stacks, study floors and an underground store.

Industrial & derelict
Iron ore mine at Rumelange with underground galleries entered by mine train, drilling and loading machinery and pit head buildings in the Minett hills.

Hospital, prison & institution
Former Benedictine abbey in the Grund that later served as a barracks and a prison, now a cultural centre with cloisters, vaulted cellars, a chapel and courtyards.

Transport & infrastructure
Glass lift of about 70 metres in the cliff below the Pescatore park, linking the upper city with the Pfaffenthal valley by a footbridge over the rock edge.

Theatre, arena & venue
Concert hall on the Kirchberg plateau behind a curved screen of white steel columns, with a large auditorium, a chamber music hall and a black box space.

Transport & infrastructure
The only river port in the country, on the Moselle at Mertert, with quays, gantry cranes, silos, warehouses and rail sidings handling bulk cargo.

Theatre, arena & venue
Concert venue at Belval next to the blast furnaces, with a large main hall, a club room, rehearsal studios and a steel and glass foyer.

Forest & lake
Three step waterfall with a stone footbridge in a wooded sandstone gorge in the Mullerthal, on the marked trail between Mullerthal and Consdorf.

Industrial & derelict
Former shoe factory in Tetange run as a cultural centre, keeping the brick industrial shell around a hall, a gallery and workshop rooms.
Studio & backlot
Animation studio in the 1535 Creative Hub in Differdange, with animation and computer graphics floors, sound rooms and offices inside a former factory building.

Theatre, arena & venue
Culture and conference centre beside the basilica in Echternach, with a concert hall, seminar rooms, a glazed foyer and an underground car park.

Forest & lake
Reservoir in the Ardennes with steep wooded banks, a concrete dam, swimming areas and boat landings, managed with the Upper Sure nature park.

Castle & estate
Restored hilltop castle above the Our valley with a great hall, chapel, kitchens, courtyards and long ramparts, reached by road or by cable car.
Seen in: The Musketeer, The Letter for the King

House & apartment
Nineteenth century villa in the municipal park that housed the Radio Luxembourg and RTL studios and now holds government health services.

House & apartment
Nineteenth century town villa in the municipal park, now the city art museum, with period rooms, a glass extension and a walled garden.
Studio & backlot
Animation studio in a light industrial unit on the Foetz estate in the south of the country, listed by Film Fund Luxembourg among the national animation stages.
Office, school & public building
A university campus on Triq Dom Mintoff in Bormla (Cospicua), inside the former Cottonera dockyard area, listed in the Malta Film Commission's location catalogue.
Historic town & street
One of the Three Cities on Malta's Grand Harbour, with a fortified waterfront, narrow streets and a working marina, listed in the Malta Film Commission's location catalogue.

Coast & beach
Shallow turquoise channel between Comino and the islet of Cominotto, with white sand under clear water and low limestone cliffs on both shores.
Seen in: The Count of Monte Cristo (2002)

Office, school & public building
A Roman-era townhouse excavated at Rabat next to Mdina, with in-situ mosaic floors under a purpose-built museum pavilion managed by Heritage Malta.

Coast & beach
Rocky bay on Gozo's west coast with an inland sea joined to the open water by a natural tunnel, on a stretch of coastline once marked by the collapsed Azure Window.
Seen in: Game of Thrones (season 1), Clash of the Titans (2010)

Historic town & street
A fortified town directly outside Valletta's gates, with 17th-century bastions, gardens and government buildings, listed in the Malta Film Commission's location catalogue.

Castle & estate
Baroque star fort built 1723 to 1755 on its own islet in Marsamxett Harbour, restored with bastions, a chapel and a large open parade ground used for big set builds.
Seen in: Assassin's Creed (2016), World War Z (2013), By the Sea (2015)

Castle & estate
Vast 17th-century bastioned fort at the mouth of the Grand Harbour whose open parade grounds host large-scale open-air set builds.
Seen in: Gladiator (2000), Troy (2004), Assassin's Creed (2016)

Castle & estate
Star-shaped sixteenth-century fort at the tip of the Valletta peninsula, now home to the National War Museum, with bastions, a parade ground and sea-facing ramparts.
Seen in: Assassin's Creed (2016), Da Vinci's Demons (2013-2015)

Bar, restaurant & shop
Valletta's restored Victorian-era iron market hall on Merchant Street, now a food court and market with its original cast-iron structure kept intact.
Hospital, prison & institution
A historic military prison building in the Kordin/Corradino area near Paola, listed in the Malta Film Commission's Screen Malta location catalogue.

Industrial & derelict
An aircraft collection on the former RAF Ta' Qali airfield, with hangars, several WWII-era aircraft under restoration and open apron space.

Studio & backlot
State-run studio facility whose two vast exterior water tanks sit on the shoreline so their surfaces blend into the natural sea horizon, complemented by an indoor insert tank.
Seen in: Raise the Titanic (1980), U-571 (2000), Captain Phillips (2013)
Transport & infrastructure
Malta's only commercial airport, at Luqa, with a single passenger terminal, aircraft apron and a public viewing area, serving as the island's main air gateway.
Industrial & derelict
Former Royal Naval bakery on the Vittoriosa waterfront, now a museum of Malta's dockyards and Grand Harbour shipping history from the Knights to the twentieth century.
Seen in: Malta Story (1953, depicting the wartime dockyards)

Theatre, arena & venue
Baroque theatre opened in 1732 in central Valletta, one of Europe's oldest still in use, with a gilded three-tier horseshoe auditorium seating around 620.
Seen in: By the Sea (2015)

Industrial & derelict
A working harbour and industrial district at the head of Malta's Grand Harbour, with workshops, storage yards and light industry, listed in the Malta Film Commission's location catalogue.

Coast & beach
A working fishing village on Malta's south-east coast, known for its harbour of traditional luzzu boats and waterfront market, listed in the Malta Film Commission's location catalogue.

Historic town & street
Walled medieval hilltop city of narrow honey-coloured limestone streets, baroque palaces and a monumental main gate.
Seen in: Game of Thrones (season 1, King's Landing)

House & apartment
Eighteenth-century palace remodelled in the 1860s with gilded salons, frescoed halls and Italianate walled gardens with an orangery and grotto.

Studio & backlot
Wooden waterfront village built as the full-scale set for the 1980 Popeye musical, kept afterwards on Anchor Bay as a walk-through attraction.
Seen in: Popeye (1980)

Church & monastery
A domed parish basilica in the centre of Mosta, one of the largest unsupported church domes in Europe, listed in the Malta Film Commission's location catalogue.

City & skyline
A dense seafront town across the harbour from Valletta, lined with hotels, apartment blocks and a long promenade, listed in the Malta Film Commission's location catalogue.
Theatre, arena & venue
A 16th-century artillery cavalier beside Valletta's city gate, converted into a cultural centre with a cinema, a theatre space and gallery rooms.

Hospital, prison & institution
The former seat and prison of the Roman Inquisition in Birgu, a medieval and baroque building with courtrooms, cells and a walled courtyard, managed by Heritage Malta.
Hotel & interiors
A 17th-century palazzo built into Mdina's bastion walls, converted into a small hotel with period rooms, a rooftop restaurant and views over the surrounding countryside.

Office, school & public building
Main university campus at Tal-Qroqq, with lecture halls, a library and a mix of 1960s and later buildings spread over a hillside site near Msida.
Transport & infrastructure
The cruise and ferry terminal on Valletta's Grand Harbour waterfront, with quaysides below the bastions, former warehouses converted into shops, and views across to the Three Cities.

Office, school & public building
Restored eighteenth-century Ospizio building in Valletta, later a hospital and armoury, now converted into shared workspaces and studios for Malta's creative economy.

Historic town & street
UNESCO-listed sixteenth-century fortified capital on a narrow peninsula, its grid of limestone streets lined with baroque churches, auberges and balconied townhouses.
Seen in: World War Z (2013), Murder on the Orient Express (2017), By the Sea (2015)

Bar, restaurant & shop
Row of restored eighteenth-century baroque warehouses along the Grand Harbour quayside, now a strip of restaurants, bars and shops beside the cruise terminal.
Seen in: World War Z (2013)

Modern architecture
Former Shell office tower from 1971 in Amsterdam-Noord, now a hotel and events building with a rooftop observation deck and bar overlooking the IJ and the city.
Church & monastery
Deconsecrated late-Gothic church in the centre of Zwolle, now a cultural venue with a glass mezzanine floor inserted under the vaulted ceiling for events and concerts.

Theatre, arena & venue
Multi-hall arena and convention complex in Rotterdam-Zuid with a 16,000-capacity main arena, used for sport, concerts and the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest.
Seen in: Eurovision Song Contest 2021
House & apartment
A nineteenth-century villa in Oosterbeek that served as the British 1st Airborne Division headquarters during the 1944 Battle of Arnhem, now a war museum on the same site.
Seen in: A Bridge Too Far (1977)
Studio & backlot
A multi-location photo and film studio rental company in Amsterdam, with its largest hall on Nieuwe Hemweg offering several connecting soundstages for advertising, TV and film production.

Historic town & street
Seventeenth-century ring of tree-lined canals with gabled townhouses, humpback bridges and houseboats.
Seen in: The Fault in Our Stars, Ocean's Twelve

Transport & infrastructure
Aviation museum and heritage hangars at Lelystad Airport with historic aircraft including a DC-2, DC-3 and Fokker airliners on static and taxiway display.

Industrial & derelict
Working historic shipyard in Lelystad building full-size replica VOC ships beside a reconstructed seventeenth-century harbour, sail loft and rigging sheds.

Office, school & public building
Media museum and broadcast archive in Hilversum's Media Park, in a 2006 building by Neutelings Riedijk with coloured glass panels, galleries and event spaces.

Hospital, prison & institution
Former nineteenth-century prison in Leeuwarden with a star-shaped cell wing, converted into a cultural venue with a library, hostel and workspaces.

Office, school & public building
Museum of old masters and contemporary art on the Maas in Maastricht, in a 1995 building by Aldo Rossi topped with a distinctive rocket-shaped dome.
Office, school & public building
Science and discovery museum in Kerkrade on a former coal mine site, with interactive galleries on technology and industrial heritage.
Industrial & derelict
Former cocoa factory in Helmond converted into a cultural venue with a cinema, concert hall, exhibition space and brasserie, also available for private hire.

Industrial & derelict
Former early 1900s tram depot in Amsterdam Oud-West, redeveloped into a complex with a cinema, food hall, library, hotel and market spaces around a central courtyard.

Church & monastery
A deconsecrated medieval church in the city of Groningen, used today as a venue for exhibitions, concerts and hired events.

Office, school & public building
Provincial museum of Drenthe in Assen, combining historic buildings on the Brink square with a modern underground wing, holding archaeology and art collections.

Modern architecture
Asymmetric cable-stayed bridge with a 139-metre bent steel pylon spanning the Nieuwe Maas against the Rotterdam skyline.
Seen in: Who Am I? (1998)

Theatre, arena & venue
A multifunctional stadium in the city of Groningen, home ground of football club FC Groningen, with business suites and function rooms hired out for events and weddings.

City & skyline
185-metre observation tower beside Rotterdam's Park, with a rotating Euroscoop deck near the top giving a panoramic view over the city and harbour.

Modern architecture
Flying-saucer-shaped former Philips technology museum from 1966 in Eindhoven, now a conference and events venue with a large domed hall and surrounding terraces.

Office, school & public building
Angular white film museum and archive on the IJ waterfront in Amsterdam-Noord, with screening rooms, an exhibition hall and event spaces overlooking the water.

Industrial & derelict
Former Holland-Amerika Lijn transit warehouse on Katendrecht in Rotterdam, now a migration museum with an internal spiral staircase, exhibition halls and a rooftop terrace over the Maas.

Industrial & derelict
Nineteenth-century fortress of the New Dutch Waterline near Bunnik, with brick casemates, powder magazines and grass-covered ramparts around a moat.

Office, school & public building
Contemporary multi-storey public library and culture building on Groningen's Grote Markt, with a rooftop terrace, cinema and stacked glass atria.
Studio & backlot
A photo and film studio between The Hague and Rotterdam built around a large curved cyclorama, used for commercials, music videos, fashion and product shoots.
Castle & estate
14th-century fortified manor house near Slochteren in Groningen, with a moat, English landscape garden and rooms furnished to show the life of a borg estate.

Office, school & public building
Provincial museum of Friesland on the Zaailand square in Leeuwarden, in a 2013 building with galleries covering Frisian history, art and archaeology.

Theatre, arena & venue
Multi-purpose stadium in Arnhem with a retractable roof and pitch, home ground of football club Vitesse, also used for concerts, exhibitions and other large indoor events.

Village & countryside
Car-free village of thatched farmhouses linked by canals, footbridges and punting boats in the Overijssel peatlands, part of the Weerribben-Wieden wetland.
Seen in: Fanfare (1958)

Hotel & interiors
A hotel in central Utrecht built around a former commandery of the Teutonic Order that later served as a military barracks and hospital, with gardens and rooms for hire.

Modern architecture
A museum in the city of Groningen in a brightly coloured postmodern building designed with Alessandro Mendini, with galleries and event spaces available for hire.
Church & monastery
A large late-gothic former church in the small Zeeland town of Veere, deconsecrated and now used as an exhibition and events space available for hire.

Hospital, prison & institution
The site of a Second World War transit camp near Hooghalen from which over 100,000 people were deported, now a memorial centre with a visitor centre and archive.
Seen in: Westerbork film (1944)

Forest & lake
A 5,400-hectare national park of drift sand, heathland and pine forest on the Veluwe, home to the Kroller-Muller Museum and free-roaming red deer and wild boar.

Bar, restaurant & shop
A large indoor shopping centre next to Utrecht Centraal station with shops, restaurants and public concourses that have served as a backdrop for productions.

Hotel & interiors
A hotel and restaurant on Rotterdam's Wilhelminapier in the former head office of the Holland America Line, with period interiors and function rooms for hire.

House & apartment
Country house near Doorn where German Kaiser Wilhelm II lived in exile from 1920 to 1941, now a museum with his furniture, art collection and surrounding park.

Office, school & public building
Visitor centre in Borger, Drenthe, dedicated to the region's prehistoric hunebedden, with an outdoor reconstructed Stone Age settlement and indoor exhibition galleries.

Transport & infrastructure
A steam-powered pumping station near Lemmer, built in 1920 and still operational, among the largest of its kind, with meeting arrangements available on site.

Theatre, arena & venue
A large convention, trade fair and event complex next to Utrecht Centraal station, with multiple exhibition halls hired out for congresses, fairs and productions.
Theatre, arena & venue
55,000-seat retractable-roof stadium in Amsterdam Zuidoost, home to Ajax, with a bowl of tiered stands usable for matches, concerts and productions.

Castle & estate
The largest castle in the Netherlands, rebuilt in neo-Gothic style by architect Cuypers around 1900 near Utrecht, set in an English landscape park with a chapel and outbuildings.

Village & countryside
UNESCO World Heritage polder landscape south-east of Rotterdam with nineteen eighteenth-century windmills lined along parallel waterways.
Hotel & interiors
Fifteenth-century Gothic monastery church and cloister in Maastricht converted into a design hotel, keeping vaulted ceilings, stained glass and a choir loft.

Office, school & public building
Exhibition building designed by Rem Koolhaas in Rotterdam's Museumpark, with a ramped route through several large halls used for temporary art and design shows.

Theatre, arena & venue
A theatre and exhibition centre in Almere with a business hire programme for its auditoriums and foyers.
Hotel & interiors
Grand 1885 beachfront hotel at Scheveningen with a domed Kurzaal ballroom of murals and chandeliers, and terraces facing the North Sea promenade.
Hotel & interiors
Former 1921 emigrant hotel on Amsterdam's eastern docklands, rebuilt with room categories from one to five stars mixing Art Deco and contemporary interiors.

Industrial & derelict
A former railway repair workshop in Tilburg's Spoorzone, converted into a public library and culture hall that is marketed as an events and business location.

Mountains & wilderness
Inland drift-sand dune area of around 2,000 hectares between Tilburg and 's-Hertogenbosch, with open sand plains, marram grass and pine forest edges.

Theatre, arena & venue
Former 1921 courthouse in Utrecht converted into an arthouse cinema and cafe, with a wood-panelled former courtroom now used as a screening room.

Industrial & derelict
A former grain silo and elevator on Rotterdam's Maashaven, converted into a club, concert and business events venue while keeping its raw concrete industrial interior.
Transport & infrastructure
Giant swinging steel storm surge barrier at Hoek van Holland guarding the Nieuwe Waterweg, each of its two arms as long as the Eiffel Tower is high.

Coast & beach
Dune woodland and beach reserve on the Walcheren coast near Domburg and Oostkapelle, combining old estate woods with open dunes and North Sea beach.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Arched 2014 market hall in Rotterdam with a horseshoe of apartments wrapped around a food market floor of stalls, restaurants and a barrel-vaulted ceiling mural.

Theatre, arena & venue
Congress, sports and events venue in Groningen with several halls, an ice rink and a theatre, used for exhibitions, concerts and conferences.

Theatre, arena & venue
Convention and exhibition centre in Maastricht with several halls and meeting rooms, used for trade fairs, congresses and concerts.

Studio & backlot
Television production campus in Hilversum with large audience studios such as Studio 21 and 22 and most national broadcasters on site.
Seen in: The Voice of Holland, The Voice Kids

Castle & estate
Moated medieval castle from around 1285 at the mouth of the Vecht in Muiden, with a keep, inner courtyard and surrounding gardens, run as a Rijksmuseum branch.

Transport & infrastructure
Heritage narrow-gauge railway between Haaksbergen and Boekelo near the German border, with early twentieth-century steam trains and a period station building.
Transport & infrastructure
Heritage steam railway running 20 kilometres between Hoorn and Medemblik, with restored period carriages, a working locomotive shed and historic stations.

Office, school & public building
Natural history museum in Leiden with a 2019 building by Neutelings Riedijk, laboratories, storage depots and public galleries holding one of Europe's larger biodiversity collections.
Industrial & derelict
Former shipyard on the IJ in Amsterdam-Noord with a vast former assembly hall, dry docks and cranes, now used for events and creative work.
Office, school & public building
Renzo Piano-designed green, ship-shaped science museum rising from the water at Amsterdam's Oosterdok, with a sloped public roof terrace and open exhibition floors.
Studio & backlot
A broadcast facilities company operating multiple television studios on Media Park Hilversum, including one of Europe's largest TV studios used for large-scale entertainment and game shows.
Village & countryside
Open-air heritage museum near Arnhem with more than 80 relocated historic Dutch buildings, farmhouses and windmills arranged as period villages around a working canal.
Transport & infrastructure
Nine-kilometre storm surge barrier across the Oosterschelde estuary with 62 movable steel gates on concrete piers, its visitor centre on the artificial island of Neeltje Jans.

Forest & lake
A large wetland nature reserve between Almere and Lelystad, reclaimed from the former Zuiderzee seabed, used as the setting for wildlife documentaries.
Seen in: De Nieuwe Wildernis (2013)
Palace & landmark
A former royal residence on the edge of Apeldoorn, open as a national museum with formal gardens and rooms hired out for exhibitions and events.

Palace & landmark
Former royal residence in Baarn used by Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard, an 18th-century palace with formal gardens now open for tours and events after restoration.
Theatre, arena & venue
1921 Art Deco and Amsterdam School cinema on the Reguliersbreestraat, with an ornate auditorium, stained glass, mosaics and a sweeping foyer staircase.

Theatre, arena & venue
35,000-seat home stadium of PSV in Eindhoven, with four continuous tiers of covered seating around the pitch.

Industrial & derelict
Isolated 1920s Expressionist transmitter hall on the Veluwe heathland, a monumental concrete radio station known as Building A, now used for events and productions.
Seen in: Mindhunters (2004)
Industrial & derelict
Former shipyard of the Rotterdamsche Droogdok Maatschappij on the Maas in Rotterdam, now a campus with a large steel-framed assembly hall, quaysides and workshops used for events and productions.
House & apartment
UNESCO-listed 1924 De Stijl house in Utrecht by Gerrit Rietveld, with sliding partition walls, primary-colour accents and a flexible open first floor.

Office, school & public building
An art museum in Enschede with historic and modern collections, hosting exhibitions and business events in its galleries.

Theatre, arena & venue
A multipurpose events and concert hall in Kerkrade marketed for business parties, concerts and sports events.

Village & countryside
Former island in the old Zuiderzee, now surrounded by reclaimed polder land in Flevoland, a UNESCO World Heritage site with a museum and remains of the former village.
Industrial & derelict
Former limestone quarry on the southern edge of Maastricht, now a reclaimed nature area of white marl cliffs, terraces and a lake beside the old cement works.

Castle & estate
Moated 14th-century castle at the confluence of the Maas and Waal near Gorinchem, known as the prison Hugo Grotius escaped from in a book chest, now a Rijksmuseum branch.

Theatre, arena & venue
Indoor ski centre in Landgraaf, Limburg, with several snow slopes, a lodge and event spaces used for winter sports and functions.

House & apartment
Fully furnished 1933 Nieuwe Bouwen villa in Rotterdam with period Functionalist interiors, tubular steel furniture and built-in fittings kept intact.

Industrial & derelict
Former Sphinx ceramics factory site in Maastricht, redeveloped into a mixed-use district with former industrial halls, including the Timmerfabriek, reused for culture and events.

Transport & infrastructure
1959 ocean liner of the Holland America Line permanently moored in Rotterdam, kept with original Art Deco and mid-century interiors, now a hotel and museum ship.

Industrial & derelict
Former closed Philips factory campus in Eindhoven redeveloped into a creative district of brick industrial halls, courtyards and new residential towers.
Studio & backlot
A photo and film production studio in Amsterdam's Westerpark area, run by equipment rental firm eQuipme, built around a large white infinity-curve stage.
Studio & backlot
Television studio complex on the Noordschil business park beside the A1, with six stages, its own studio machinery and parking for outside broadcast vehicles.
Seen in: The Voice of Holland, Ik hou van Holland, Kinderen voor Kinderen, Marble Mania
Studio & backlot
A small film and content studio in Almere built around a limbo infinity-wall set, aimed at commercials, video and photography productions rather than large-scale shoots.
Studio & backlot
A daylight studio and event space in Amsterdam-Noord split into four differently styled rooms, used for photography, film and video production as well as corporate events.
Studio & backlot
A large former flower-auction hall converted into a television studio and event complex near Schiphol, with multiple production stages alongside theatre, cafe and congress spaces.
Seen in: The Masked Singer, Holland's Got Talent, Big Brother, Miljoenenjacht

Theatre, arena & venue
A theatre on Maastricht's central Vrijthof square with multiple stages, offering its auditoriums and foyers for business hire alongside its regular programme.

Theatre, arena & venue
Indoor 400-metre speed skating arena in Heerenveen with tiered seating for around 12,500 spectators, also used for concerts and events on the ice floor.

Theatre, arena & venue
Former Shell staff building and garden on the IJ in Amsterdam-Noord, now a cultural venue with a hall, terrace and riverside garden used for concerts and events.

Transport & infrastructure
A permanent motor racing circuit near Assen in use since 1955, host of the Dutch MotoGP round and hired out for other events outside race weekends.

Office, school & public building
Museum of modern and contemporary art in Eindhoven, combining a 1936 building with a 2003 extension, with galleries used for exhibitions and events.
Hospital, prison & institution
Former nineteenth-century penal colony building in Veenhuizen, part of the UNESCO Colonies of Benevolence, with cell blocks, courtyards and institutional corridors.

Transport & infrastructure
Heritage steam and diesel railway between Apeldoorn and Dieren through Veluwe forest, with a restored 1887 station and period rolling stock at Beekbergen.
Theatre, arena & venue
A former Verkade biscuit factory in 's-Hertogenbosch converted into a culture centre with theatre halls, cinema screens, a cafe and business hire.
Historic town & street
Museum inside the underground casemates of the star-shaped 17th-century fortress town of Naarden, with brick tunnels, powder rooms and ramparts open to visitors.

Industrial & derelict
A museum near Ouwerkerk built inside four Phoenix caissons that were used to close the last dike breach after the 1953 flood disaster, with halls available for group and business bookings.

Industrial & derelict
Former nineteenth-century coal gasworks in Amsterdam converted into an events site with several brick halls, a cobbled courtyard and a surrounding park.

Transport & infrastructure
Steel arch road bridge over the IJssel at Deventer, used as the stand-in Arnhem bridge for the 1977 film A Bridge Too Far because the real bridge's surroundings had changed too much.
Seen in: A Bridge Too Far (1977)
Theatre, arena & venue
A theatre and concert hall in Enschede's Nationaal Muziekkwartier with a business and venue-hire programme alongside its performance schedule.
Theatre, arena & venue
A convention and exhibition centre in Leeuwarden with several halls hired out for congresses, fairs and business events.

Village & countryside
A relocated riverside hamlet of wooden houses, workshops and working windmills in Zaanstad, run as a heritage attraction with its own business events programme.

Church & monastery
Regional museum of Zeeland housed in the medieval abbey complex of Middelburg, combining historic abbey rooms with a modern glass extension.

Hospital, prison & institution
Modernist 1928 former tuberculosis sanatorium near Hilversum by architect Jan Duiker, with steel-framed pavilions, large glass walls and a wooded park setting.
Transport & infrastructure
Heritage steam railway through the South Limburg hills between Simpelveld, Kerkrade and Vetschau, with vintage carriages and period station buildings.

Village & countryside
An open-air and indoor museum in Enkhuizen that reconstructs a historic Zuiderzee fishing village with relocated houses, workshops and a working harbour.
Castle & estate
Medieval castle on Oslo's harbour promontory, expanded into an 18th-century bastioned fortress, with a stone keep, cobbled courtyards and government reception rooms still in ceremonial use.
Transport & infrastructure
The working harbour of a Norwegian coastal town rebuilt in Art Nouveau style after an 1904 fire, listed in the national film commission's location catalogue for its mix of historic architecture and modern port infrastructure.

Transport & infrastructure
Eight-kilometre stretch of County Road 64 hopping between skerries on a chain of bridges, including the curved Storseisundet Bridge, exposed to open sea on both sides.
Seen in: No Time to Die (2021)
Transport & infrastructure
A working fishing harbour on the Lofoten islands with steep mountains rising straight from the sea, listed in the national film commission's location catalogue and used for part of a 2016 Hollywood feature.
Seen in: Downsizing (2016)
Hospital, prison & institution
Low-security island prison in the Oslofjord run on an open, self-sufficient farming regime, with wooden former manor buildings alongside newer institutional blocks.
Seen in: King of Devil's Island (2010), Where to Invade Next (2015), Sicko (2007, DVD extras)
Studio & backlot
Five purpose-built stages from 81 to 500 square metres in Nydalen, Oslo, with lighting and grip rental, workshops, props storage and costume and makeup rooms in the same building.
Seen in: Amundsen (2019)
Studio & backlot
A production hub in a former military base at Overbygd in Malselv, with sound stages, offices, accommodation and catering used as a base for shoots across the Arctic landscape of Troms.
Seen in: The River (2017), Outlier (2020)
Studio & backlot
A film and TV production site in Jar outside Oslo that has hosted continuous film production since 1935, with three sound stages, a smaller studio and a costume rental department.
Transport & infrastructure
A funicular railway climbing 302 metres from Bergen's city centre to the summit of Mount Floyen, running two carriages on an 848 metre track through forest.
Palace & landmark
Stone royal reception hall built in the 1250s inside Bergenhus fortress, rebuilt after a 1944 harbour explosion, with a vaulted timber-roofed great hall used for concerts and ceremonies.
Church & monastery
Ruins of a medieval stone cathedral on a headland by Lake Mjøsa, enclosed since 1998 in a modern glass and steel protective dome, part of a wider open-air history museum site.
Theatre, arena & venue
An indoor swimming pool in Oystese with floor to ceiling windows over the Hardangerfjord, listed as a filming location by the Norwegian Film Commission.

Office, school & public building
Working upper secondary school building from 1899 in Oslo's Frogner district, a brick institutional building with classrooms and a courtyard used as the real setting for a teen drama series.
Seen in: Skam (2015-2017)
Theatre, arena & venue
An indoor swimming pool at Rong near Bergen with a timber-lined vaulted ceiling and large windows, listed in the national film commission's location catalogue.

Theatre, arena & venue
A waterfront performing arts centre on Odderoya in Kristiansand, housing a theatre, concert hall and opera under one curved wooden roof.

Industrial & derelict
A 1935 grain silo on Kristiansand's harbour, converted into an art museum where the original concrete silo cells form circular galleries around a central atrium.

Church & monastery
The moss covered ruins of a medieval monastery near Bergen, with stone arches and columns around a grass courtyard, listed as a historic filming location by the Western Norway Film Commission.
Seen in: Mission: Impossible - Fallout, Black Widow, Succession (productions cited for Western Norway generally)
Village & countryside
Reconstructed Viking-age settlement of turf-roofed timber longhouses and workshops at the head of Nærøyfjorden, built and staffed as a living-history village.
Theatre, arena & venue
A heated outdoor seawater pool beside Bergen's harbour at Nordnes, listed in the national film commission's location catalogue for a region that has hosted Mission: Impossible - Fallout and Succession.
Theatre, arena & venue
Indoor municipal swimming pool in the former industrial town of Odda at the head of the Sørfjord, run as a public bathhouse with scheduled sessions for the local community.

Mountains & wilderness
Flat granite cliff ledge about 600 metres above Lysefjord, reached only by a four-kilometre mountain hiking trail.
Seen in: Mission: Impossible - Fallout (2018)
Office, school & public building
A large brutalist science building on the University of Bergen's Nygardshoyden campus, built through the 1960s and 70s with long raw-concrete corridors and lecture halls.
Transport & infrastructure
A yellow wooden railway station with vintage carriages in the Rjukan industrial heritage town, listed in the national film commission's location catalogue as a period Scandinavian station setting.
Historic town & street
A UNESCO-listed former copper-mining town of streets lined with tarred timber houses, with slag-heap and smelter backdrops largely unchanged since the 17th and 18th centuries.
Theatre, arena & venue
Indoor public bathhouse from 1899 in late-historicist style beside the Akerselva river, with arched windows and a period stair hall, still operating as a pool and rehabilitation facility.
Industrial & derelict
A monumental early 20th-century hydroelectric power station in Rjukan with tall arched windows set against the mountainside.
Office, school & public building
The Sami Parliament's assembly building in Karasjok, a timber and birch-clad hall with a tepee-shaped debating chamber, seat of the elected body representing Norway's Sami population.

Theatre, arena & venue
A former bank building in central Oslo converted into a cultural and event house with about 30 rentable rooms, including a grand hall that was once the bank's customer hall.

Transport & infrastructure
A regional airport southwest of Skien with a single runway and a 1960s-era terminal, still active for scheduled and general aviation in the Grenland area.
Theatre, arena & venue
Municipal indoor pool completed in 1971 next to Stavanger city hall, built in exposed concrete with a 25-metre pool, diving tower and separate children's pool.
Studio & backlot
A 427m2 sound stage at the Filmparken complex in Jar near Oslo, with a 5.4m ceiling, an infinity cyc wall, a greenscreen floor and an Unreal Engine virtual production pipeline.
Industrial & derelict
A furniture factory and visitor centre near the Swedish border, built as a cross-shaped stack of gabled volumes combining working production floors with public exhibition space.

Industrial & derelict
Former hydroelectric and heavy-water plant on a gorge above Rjukan, with a monumental early-20th-century industrial facade, now a museum reached by cable car or an 8 km sabotage trail.
Seen in: Kampen om tungtvannet (1948), The Heroes of Telemark (1965), Kampen om tungtvannet / The Saboteurs (TV series, 2015)
Theatre, arena & venue
An Art Deco indoor swimming pool with mosaic murals inside the redeveloped Sommerro complex in central Oslo, listed as an interior filming location by the Norwegian Film Commission.

Church & monastery
Wooden cross-shaped parish church built in 1796 in the rural Vinje valley, seating around 225, with a painted interior altarpiece and carved benches from the 1930s.
City & skyline
A row of five twelve-storey towers built 1965-1972 along Swiety Marcin street in central Poznan, ground floors let to shops and services, upper floors a mix of dated and modernised office space.

Studio & backlot
A domed studio complex near Krakow with multiple sound stages and a large blue-screen hall, built on a former limestone quarry site 18 kilometres from Krakow Airport.
Seen in: Arbitrage (2012), Vamps (2012), Essential Killing (2010)
Hospital, prison & institution
A closed remand prison in Zabrze built in 1888 in the style of German 19th-century prison architecture, with around 290 cells across four wings, shut down in 2018.

Studio & backlot
Film and television production centre of around 14,000 square metres in Warsaw's Wawer district, with multiple soundstages, TV studios, production offices and post-production facilities.
Seen in: The Voice of Poland, Dancing with the Stars: Taniec z gwiazdami
Bar, restaurant & shop
A twice-weekly outdoor market in Bedzin covering about 40,000 square metres of paved and hard-standing ground, with open stalls and covered commercial shelters.
Transport & infrastructure
The smallest tram depot in Lodz, on the road toward Konstantynow Lodzki, whose infrastructure has changed relatively little in a century of operation.
Transport & infrastructure
A 1920s station building in central Bytom with a clock tower, a large unstaffed concourse without shops or ticket booths, underground passages and a train shed, now faded from its original state.
Office, school & public building
A university in Lublin founded in 1918, with a historic main building on Aleje Raclawickie housing faculties, libraries and archives that include manuscripts by Adam Mickiewicz.

Theatre, arena & venue
A large glass-fronted concert and conference hall in Bielsko-Biala, opened in 2023, shortlisted as a finalist in the regional Silesian Film Location 2024 competition.

Theatre, arena & venue
A UNESCO-listed 1913 reinforced-concrete domed hall in Wroclaw, seating up to 6,000 beneath a 42-metre ribbed concrete dome, set in surrounding park and garden grounds.
Industrial & derelict
A 19th-century cotton mill on Piotrkowska street in Lodz, the White Factory built by Ludwik Geyer, now a textile museum with large weaving halls, a chimney and a steam engine room, with space to hire.
Office, school & public building
A fourteen-storey office tower in central Katowice with a retail arcade, conference centre and around 660 parking spaces across five levels, close to two regional airports.
Theatre, arena & venue
An 1897 eclectic municipal bath house in Wrocław, now a spa centre with three swimming pools, a steam bath, glazed vaulted ceilings and a distinctive water tower, listed as a historic monument since 1977.
Industrial & derelict
A working steelworks in Zawiercie founded in 1900 that rolls steel bars and profiles, with a gated entrance, caretaker's lodge, and a large yard usable as a parking or unit base.
Office, school & public building
A red-brick Gothic Romanesque school building from 1861 in Pyskowice, with a main hall, classrooms, a computer lab and grounds including a sports field and parking.
Hotel & interiors
A restored 19th-century manor house near Woźniki set in 3.66 hectares of grounds, run as a hotel and restaurant complex with period-styled interiors sleeping 56 guests.
City & skyline
A 1948-1960 planned housing estate on Kasztanowa street in Poznan's Debiec district, built as five residential colonies around shared courtyards and arcades, an example of Polish socialist-realist planning.
Hospital, prison & institution
A 1905-1908 Wilhelmine Baroque courthouse in central Poznan with wrought-iron staircase balustrades and restored courtrooms, standing next to a still-operating 19th-century prison.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A restaurant in a 20th-century tenement building in central Katowice, with a ground-floor bar and dining room, a first-floor lounge with a piano and a patio open spring to autumn.
Transport & infrastructure
A restored 1902 station building attached to Poznan's main railway station, with partly period-dressed interiors and a contemporary platform, repeatedly used as a film location.
Transport & infrastructure
A working railway station in Sosnowiec opened in 1859 on the Warsaw to Katowice line, with a 24-hour main hall, ticket counters and waiting benches.
Industrial & derelict
A 1952 railway water tower in Wrocław converted into a brick and steel venue of over 350 square metres, with a cafe, a workshop and conference space, two studio apartments and a rooftop terrace with a 360 degree view.

Industrial & derelict
A former coal-fired power station of 1907 in central Lodz, restored as a science and culture centre with its original turbine hall, boiler house and control rooms intact.
Industrial & derelict
A former Warsaw power station on the Vistula riverside, its turn of the century turbine and boiler halls converted into a retail, dining and event complex while keeping the original brick and steelwork.
Theatre, arena & venue
A modern exhibition centre in Lodz with conference rooms alongside its main trade-fair hall, used for events and available for filming.
Hospital, prison & institution
A former municipal prison on Więzienna street in Wrocław, built from the late 14th century and enlarged into a closed quadrangle by the 1680s, its basement interrogation cells now a pub and the rest an academic institute.
Industrial & derelict
A former coal mine site in Ruda Śląska with intact workshop halls, overhead cranes, technological tracks, warehouses and an abandoned residential building, used mainly for exteriors.
Hospital, prison & institution
A former hospital building on Drewnowska street in Lodz with its own chapel and grounds, listed by the local film commission as a location for institutional interiors.
Seen in: Kruk. Szepty slychac po zmroku
Church & monastery
A 19th-century former synagogue in the small town of Zarki, now the municipal cultural centre (MGOK), with power, water and vehicle access offered for filming.
Hospital, prison & institution
One of the 19th-century ring forts of the Poznan Fortress, built to the German fortification pattern with barrack buildings, a caponier, a dry moat and outer gates largely unaltered.
Transport & infrastructure
A 2 kilometre tram line between Poznan housing estates that runs mostly through a tunnel separated from road traffic, ending at a modern loop and depot.
Industrial & derelict
The historic Lenin Shipyard gate and slipways where the Solidarity movement began in 1980, bordered by the European Solidarity Centre's rusted-steel museum building and surviving shipyard halls.
Seen in: Man of Iron (1981)
Transport & infrastructure
A working tram depot in Poznan opened in 1907 on a 2.9 hectare site, with vehicle maintenance halls, a 1962 office block and a preserved horse-drawn tram kept in running order.
Industrial & derelict
The last working section of the historic Cegielski engineering works in Poznan, with early 20th-century production halls, later office blocks, in-house built machinery and its own rail siding.

Bar, restaurant & shop
A 1908 steel-framed market hall in Warsaw's Ochota district, restored behind its original facade into a food hall of restaurants, bars and shops around a glazed central nave.
Coast & beach
A 35-kilometre sand spit enclosing the Bay of Gdansk, with pine-backed Baltic beaches on its open-sea side and a historic fishing town and former naval base at its tip.
Hospital, prison & institution
A working Poznan hospital complex combining a 1908 main building with a chapel, and later wings from 1973 to 2001, set among wooded grounds with benched paths.
Industrial & derelict
A former working coal mine in Zabrze, now a branch of the Museum of Coal Mining, with underground tours down to 320 metres and a preserved pithead machine hall.
Hotel & interiors
A resort and spa hotel in the wooded Zawodzie district of Ustron, with a pyramid-shaped main building from 1979, 121 rooms, conference space and an indoor pool with a wave feature.
Office, school & public building
A 1915 modernist administration building at the Huta Batory steelworks in Chorzow, still in office use, with a roof turret, three bas-reliefs over the entrance and an interior courtyard.
Theatre, arena & venue
A congress centre on the Vistula riverbank in Krakow run by the city's development agency, with an auditorium hall, a theatre hall and a chamber hall used for conferences, concerts and theatrical productions.
Office, school & public building
A 1908 fire station in Poznan's Grunwald district with baroque-influenced brickwork, a training yard with obstacles for firefighters and a cobbled forecourt.
Industrial & derelict
A working machine-tool factory in Lodz tracing back to an 1866 mechanical workshop, still designing, building and distributing surface, cylindrical and internal grinders.
Seen in: Weekend
Theatre, arena & venue
A late 19th-century municipal theatre on plac Swietego Ducha in Krakow, with an ornate main auditorium plus the smaller Dom Machin and MOS stages, offering building tours and venue hire.
Office, school & public building
A music conservatory in central Katowice combining a neo-Gothic former Silesian Sejm building with a modern wing holding a 480-seat concert hall, library and practice rooms.
Transport & infrastructure
A 1936 aerial cableway climbing from Kuznice to the 1,987-metre summit of Kasprowy Wierch in the Tatras, run in two stages with a mid-station at Myslenickie Turnie.
Transport & infrastructure
A small general-aviation airfield and aeroclub on the southern edge of Katowice, with grass and paved runways, hangars and open apron space inside the city ring road.

Historic town & street
Kraków's former Jewish quarter, where synagogues, cobbled lanes and tenement courtyards still follow the pre-war street layout.
Seen in: Schindler's List (1993)
Industrial & derelict
A former vodka distillery in the Praga district of Warsaw, its 19th-century factory buildings and central plaza now hosting restaurants, shops, galleries and a vodka museum, hired for markets, concerts and exhibitions.
Church & monastery
A brick parish church in the Mokre district of Mikołów, built in the mid-16th century and rebuilt several times, with stained glass windows in its interior.
Industrial & derelict
A Bytom coal mine, working from 1881 and in liquidation since 2015, with a mining shaft, an escape-apparatus store and a security building still standing among the halls being demolished.
Industrial & derelict
A coal-fired power station at Laziska Gorne built in 1917, still operated by Tauron, with heat-exchanger halls, an on-site energy museum and surrounding woodland and meadow.
Office, school & public building
The national film, television and theatre school in Lodz, with shooting halls, screening rooms and post-production labs used by students, and a production history running through Polish cinema since the 1940s.
Seen in: Alumni include Andrzej Wajda, Roman Polanski, Krzysztof Kieslowski

Industrial & derelict
Izrael Poznanski's 19th-century red-brick textile mill complex in Lodz, converted into a shopping, leisure and museum quarter around its original factory yard and chimney.
Industrial & derelict
An operating heat and power plant in Bytom-Miechowice built 1950-1954 on former power-station grounds, with four chimneys, boiler halls and turbine sets amid urban forest.
Industrial & derelict
A 19th-century brewery complex on Hubska street in Wrocław's Huby district, operating from 1894 to 1996 and now a cultural venue with galleries, a theatre, a photography studio and workshop spaces.
Seen in: Breslau (TV series)
Industrial & derelict
A contemporary art museum in Krakow's Zablocie district, built into the former administrative building of the Oskar Schindler Enamel Factory, with galleries laid out through the historic industrial structure.
Office, school & public building
A university campus in northern Poznan built from 1984 onward in late modernist and postmodernist styles, with wide pedestrian routes, lecture buildings, a sports centre and a swimming pool.
Theatre, arena & venue
A 1957 socialist-realist sports hall in Lodz nicknamed the Palace of Sport, seating around 9,000 and also used for concerts, trade events and religious gatherings.
Seen in: Cold War, Commissioner Alex
Transport & infrastructure
A restored 1930s ocean liner terminal on the Gdynia waterfront, now the Emigration Museum, with its original passenger halls open to visitors and offered as rentable event space.
Industrial & derelict
A zinc-processing museum in the Szopienice district of Katowice covering over 5,000 square metres of former rolling-mill halls, with an intact production line of furnaces and rollers.
Palace & landmark
A house museum since 1986 in the former Scheibler family palace on Plac Zwycięstwa in Łódź, whose historic interiors have served as scenography for dozens of Polish films and TV series.
Seen in: Promised Land (Ziemia obiecana)
Theatre, arena & venue
A 2015 concert hall complex on plac Wolnosci in Wroclaw, run jointly by the city, the region and the ministry of culture, with a main hall plus red, black and chamber halls available to hire.

House & apartment
A brick workers' housing estate built 1908-1918 for the Giesche coal mine, its enclosed courtyard blocks, arcaded passages and communal bakery still inhabited today.
Industrial & derelict
A 19th-century metalware factory in the Wola district of Warsaw, its brick production halls preserved as an open-air industrial museum alongside offices, shops and restaurants across a 2 hectare site.

City & skyline
A planned socialist-realist steelworkers' town built from 1949 beside the former Lenin steelworks, with a monumental central square, arcaded avenues and uniform apartment blocks.
Seen in: Man of Marble (1977)

Castle & estate
Ruined 14th-century castle on the highest hill of the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland, its broken towers rising among limestone outcrops on the Trail of the Eagles' Nests.
Seen in: The Witcher (2019)
Modern architecture
A cylindrical 1948-1955 department store in central Poznan, 45 metres tall with 9 floors above ground and 2 below, its interior staircase winding around a central shaft with a rooftop city view.
Theatre, arena & venue
An open-air amphitheatre cut into wooded dunes above Sopot, seating around 4,300 beneath a part-covered stage, home to the annual Sopot Festival.
Transport & infrastructure
A Grom-class destroyer launched in 1936 and preserved as a museum ship on Gdynia's waterfront, with its bridge, gun turrets and below-deck compartments open to visitors.

Modern architecture
The first planned housing estate of postwar Tychy, built from the 1950s with low modernist blocks around courtyards and green space, named winner of the Silesian Film Location 2024 award.
Theatre, arena & venue
A 1950s culture centre in Dąbrowa Górnicza designed by Zbigniew Rzepecki, with a cinema hall, theatre stage, wedding hall and gallery still in public use.

Palace & landmark
A 237-metre socialist-classicist tower built in 1955 as a gift from the Soviet Union, holding theatres, cinemas, a congress hall, museums and an observation deck over central Warsaw.
Theatre, arena & venue
Warsaw's national stadium of 2011, built on the site of the former Tenth-Anniversary Stadium, with a retractable roof and a facade patterned on the Polish flag.
Historic town & street
A small historic square in Będzin's old town named after its former fish market, framed by townhouses and used by the city for public events.
Hotel & interiors
A small countryside guesthouse near Kroczyce in the Polish Jura, with a 50 square metre apartment, three ensuite bedrooms, a living room and a terrace.
Theatre, arena & venue
An 1890 eclectic theatre building in Bielsko-Biała designed by Viennese architect Emil von Förster, with a Big Stage, a Small Stage and a smaller studio stage.
Office, school & public building
A baroque, horseshoe-shaped former Jesuit college in central Poznan built in two stages between 1701 and 1737, now the city administration's offices around a large courtyard.

Transport & infrastructure
A two-platform 1888 railway station near Poznan's Citadel, refurbished in 2008, with industrial land to the west and green riverside ground to the east.
Transport & infrastructure
A 2012 postmodern integrated transport hub in Poznan combining the main railway and bus station with a shopping gallery, next to the older 1960s socialist-realist station building.
Theatre, arena & venue
Poland's largest trade fair complex in central Poznan, dating from 1921, with 15 pavilions, a congress centre, banqueting spaces and an event plaza used for exhibitions and large-scale events.

Office, school & public building
A Renaissance town hall of 1560 on Poznan's Old Market Square, rebuilt to Italian designs, with an arcaded facade, a mechanical clock with butting goats and a council chamber now a history museum.
Office, school & public building
A university sports campus in Poznan with a multi-function stadium, swimming pool, tennis courts and a sports hall, alongside a 1960s socialist-realist main building and an early 20th-century rectorate.
Transport & infrastructure
A single-runway regional airport in Poznan named after Henryk Wieniawski, with a compact modern terminal, a mezzanine level and a nearby vintage 1916 Albatros aircraft on display.
Transport & infrastructure
A cable-stayed road bridge over the Oder in Wrocław carrying the A8 motorway on a single 122 metre pylon with 160 stays, spanning 612 metres as the tallest structure of its kind in Poland.
Hospital, prison & institution
A six-storey courthouse in Katowice completed in 2009, an elongated cuboid block with 51 courtrooms, a planted internal courtyard and over 600 office rooms.
Hospital, prison & institution
A working trauma hospital in Sosnowiec opened in 1988 on the site of the former Coal Miners' Hospital, with a helicopter landing pad and an underground tunnel to its emergency department.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A lakeside restaurant a few minutes from central Poznan, set among woodland and used for dining, family occasions and corporate events year round.
Office, school & public building
A three-storey modernist office building in Gliwice, 300 metres from the Old Town, with meeting and conference rooms, a lecture hall, a terrace and parking in front.
Office, school & public building
A district court operating since 1945 inside one of the Schön family's eclectic 1903 palaces in Sosnowiec, with courtrooms set in the original ballroom, dining room and library.
Transport & infrastructure
A 19th-century station building typical of small stations built under Russian rule, on the only stop between Lodz and Kalisz, about 70 kilometres from Lodz.

Office, school & public building
A glazed 1998 public library on European Council Square in central Katowice, with reading rooms, a hall and storage floors that read as modern civic interiors.
Theatre, arena & venue
An empty 40 by 100 metre steel-framed exhibition hall at a trade centre next to Silesia Park in Chorzow, with a loading ramp and two vehicle entrance gates, ready to be dressed for a build.
Office, school & public building
A 1925-1929 government headquarters in central Katowice with a 260-seat former regional parliament hall, a marble ceremonial hall, and six kilometres of corridors across 634 rooms.

Theatre, arena & venue
A saucer-shaped 1971 sports and concert arena in central Katowice, its suspended roof spanning a hall seating up to about 11,500 for events.
Theatre, arena & venue
A bowl stadium built in 1956 on a reclaimed slag heap in Chorzow, rebuilt with a membrane roof and seating around 54,000 for football, speedway and concerts.
Industrial & derelict
A mid-19th-century former gasworks on the Warta riverbank in central Poznan, part restored as red and clinker brick offices with a period staircase, part left in ruin.
Seen in: Transatlantyk Festival
Industrial & derelict
A former brewery in central Poznan converted into a mixed retail, dining and contemporary art complex, with the original brick brewery buildings kept alongside new gallery and shopping spaces.
Hospital, prison & institution
A disused hospital building on Sienkiewicza street in Żywiec, listed by the regional film commission as a filming site with on-site parking and mains utilities.
Studio & backlot
Two air-conditioned sound stages in central Lodz, 15x11m and 17x10m with 4.2m ceilings, used for commercials, corporate video and photo shoots with blue and green screen.
Seen in: Komisarz Alex

House & apartment
A 15-storey slab apartment block in central Katowice built 1967 to 1972 from prefabricated concrete panels raised on stilts, holding 762 flats for about 3,000 residents.

Theatre, arena & venue
An angular glass and white concrete concert hall in Szczecin, winner of the EU Mies van der Rohe architecture award, with a large symphonic hall plus smaller chamber and multimedia halls and a hall rental service.
Office, school & public building
A municipal primary school in Bieruń with an original wing from 1848 extended in later decades, now spread across two buildings with 42 classes and a gym hall.
Industrial & derelict
A disused coal mine in Bytom dating to 1870, with two shafts, winding towers, tracks and utility buildings behind a perimeter fence; the Krystyna shaft tower is a listed monument.
Industrial & derelict
An underground training mine built in 1927 for mining school students, with three levels of tunnels and period equipment, now a branch of the Sztygarka municipal museum.

Theatre, arena & venue
A musical theatre building on plac Grunwaldzki in Gdynia with the largest musical stage in Poland alongside a new stage and a chamber stage, staging large scale musical productions.
Theatre, arena & venue
An 1873-1875 theatre in Poznan built by public subscription, with a restored auditorium and boxes, its main facade partly original though foyer detail has since been altered.
Office, school & public building
A mid to late 20th-century office building in central Lodz with a spacious entrance hall, listed by the local film commission for interior office shoots.
Seen in: Tabletki uspokajajace Labofarm
House & apartment
A two-storey brick villa built in 1908 for a coal mine director in Łaziska Górne, later a community centre and now offices, set in open grounds with mature trees.
Theatre, arena & venue
A car and motorcycle racing circuit near Poznan built in 1975-1977, with an adjoining karting track, small grandstands and a mix of open and wooded surrounding terrain.
Hospital, prison & institution
A 19th-century Prussian fortress in Gizycko with ramparts, a parade ground, a powder laboratory and an armourer's workshop, hosting reenactments, festivals and light shows on its central majdan.
Theatre, arena & venue
A modern municipal indoor pool complex in Tychy, with a 25 by 12.5 metre competition pool with a diving tower and a separate warm-up pool.
Industrial & derelict
A working brewery in Tychy dating to 1629, with a visitor centre inside its historic industrial buildings, noted by the regional film commission for its industrial character.
Office, school & public building
The main library of the University of Warsaw on the Vistula riverside, combining large glazed reading rooms with a landscaped roof garden above the building, and space available to hire for events.
Hotel & interiors
A hotel on Sokolska street in central Katowice with a fully glazed ground floor holding the reception, lobby, restaurant and breakfast room in daylight-filled open space.

Industrial & derelict
A former tram power station on Wola's Przyokopowa street, converted into a museum of the 1944 uprising, retaining its brick turbine hall and machinery among the exhibition spaces.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A 1926 municipal water tower in Pszczyna converted into a restaurant on its top floor, with a Steampunk-styled reception room spread across two levels of the tower.
Studio & backlot
Warsaw production complex dating to 1949, with two sound stages added in 1960 for feature films, historically used by directors including Andrzej Wajda and Krzysztof Kieslowski.

Industrial & derelict
A working salt mine near Krakow dating to the 13th century, its tunnels reaching over 300 metres deep and including carved underground chapels and chambers open to visitors.
Seen in: On the Silver Globe (1988), Spellbinder: Land of the Dragon Lord (1997)

Theatre, arena & venue
A ski jumping hill and stadium on the edge of Zakopane, host of the Four Hills Tournament and of televised New Year's Eve concerts broadcast live from its outrun and stands.
Industrial & derelict
A 66-metre brick water tower in the Borki district of Katowice, built 1911 to 1912 to a design by the Zillmann architecture studio and topped with a helmet-shaped dome.
Transport & infrastructure
A working steam locomotive depot in Wolsztyn, reputedly the only one in Europe still running scheduled passenger services, with around 30 steam locomotives, historic wagons and working repair workshops.

Transport & infrastructure
A disused 1843 railway terminus in Wrocław, closed to regular trains in 1991, now home to a stage of the Polish Theatre and a large Sunday flea market inside its restored hall.
Seen in: The Doll, The Teacher, Bodo
Industrial & derelict
A working brewery museum in Żywiec, opened 2006 on the site of an 1856 Habsburg-era brewery, with a recreated 19th-century street, a tavern, a bar and manufacturing spaces.
Industrial & derelict
Small working winery on Pico Island in the Azores, set among the UNESCO-listed currais, stone-walled plots that shelter vines grown directly on volcanic rock.
Modern architecture
A contemporary winery building in Campo Maior, Alentejo, offering vineyard tours and tastings alongside its architecture, listed in Portugal Film Commission's location database.

Historic town & street
Lisbon's oldest quarter, a hillside maze of steep cobbled lanes, tiled facades and tram lines above the Tagus.
Seen in: Night Train to Lisbon (2013)

Theatre, arena & venue
FIA-grade motor racing circuit near Portimao with elevation changes of up to forty metres, a start-finish straight, paddock buildings and grandstands.
Studio & backlot
Multimedia content studio in central Faro offering studio space, equipment rental and production crew for video and photo shoots in the Algarve.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A rebuilt 19th century department store in Lisbon's Chiado district, now a shopping centre behind its restored historic facade after the 1988 Chiado fire.
Industrial & derelict
Steam-powered water pumping station in Xabregas that operated from 1880 to 1928, preserving four steam engines inside its industrial hall as part of Lisbon's water museum.
Theatre, arena & venue
Football stadium built into a disused granite quarry on Monte Castro, with seating on two sides only and the bare quarry rock face left exposed behind each goal.

Transport & infrastructure
Working lighthouse on Cabo da Roca near Colares, mainland Europe's westernmost point, standing on wind-blown cliffs above the Atlantic.
Transport & infrastructure
Working lighthouse at the tip of Cabo de Sao Vicente near Sagres, on the cliffs of Portugal's south-western corner, listed in the national film commission's lighthouse network.
Transport & infrastructure
Working lighthouse on the cliffs of Cabo Espichel near Sesimbra, beside a walled pilgrimage sanctuary and rows of former pilgrims' lodgings on an open headland.

Historic town & street
Small fortified hilltop village on the eastern Algarve coast overlooking the Ria Formosa lagoon, with whitewashed houses, a small fort and a parish church around a single square.
Theatre, arena & venue
Angular concrete concert hall by Rem Koolhaas on Porto's Rotunda da Boavista, with a shoebox-shaped main auditorium and several smaller performance rooms.
House & apartment
Baroque manor house near Vila Real with formal box-hedge gardens and a cedar tunnel, pictured on the label of Mateus Rose wine and used as a venue for concerts and cultural events.

House & apartment
Early twentieth-century manor house in Alpiarca designed by architect Raul Lino for collector Jose Relvas, with period interiors and furnishings now open as a museum.
Office, school & public building
Regional museum opened in 1998 in the historic centre of Freixo de Espada a Cinta, on the ground floor of the mansion that belonged to the father of poet Guerra Junqueiro, showing the town's stately-home character.

Castle & estate
A medieval castle with a tall keep in the town of Beja, southern Alentejo, catalogued among Portugal Film Commission's castle locations.

Industrial & derelict
Former early 20th century thermoelectric power station on the Lisbon riverfront in Belem, now part of the MAAT museum complex, with its former turbine halls hired out for corporate events.
Theatre, arena & venue
Municipal performing arts centre in Portalegre's historic centre, built on the site of a former religious retreat house, with a large auditorium, a smaller auditorium and a multipurpose cafe-concert hall.
Hospital, prison & institution
Porto's former prison and law court building on Largo Amor de Perdição, now the national photography museum and archive, with its original cell wings preserved.
Theatre, arena & venue
Art Deco cinema opened in 1950 on Lisbon's Avenida da Liberdade, run by the city's culture agency EGEAC and host to the city's main film festivals, with its screening rooms available for space rental.
Church & monastery
Late 15th century Manueline convent church in Setubal, one of the earliest examples of the style, with twisted stone columns and a vaulted interior, its former convent buildings now housing a municipal museum.

Church & monastery
Templar castle and convent complex crowned by the round Charola oratory, with Manueline cloisters and hilltop ramparts above Tomar.
Seen in: The Man Who Killed Don Quixote (2018)
Industrial & derelict
Restored 17th century tide mill on the Coina estuary in Seixal, part of the Seixal municipal ecomuseum, using the rise and fall of the tide to power its milling machinery.

Theatre, arena & venue
Arts centre run by a bank foundation inside its Lisbon headquarters, with galleries and auditoriums used for theatre, music, cinema and conferences, and its own space-rental service.
Transport & infrastructure
Neo-Manueline railway station on Lisbon's Rossio square, with two horseshoe-arched doorways on its facade and platforms reached through a tunnel under the Bairro Alto hill.

Theatre, arena & venue
FC Porto's stadium in Campanhã, opened in 2003 with about 50,000 seats, offering pitch, stands, museum and hospitality areas.

Palace & landmark
Rococo and neoclassical revival palace from the 19th century near Faro, mixing Baroque and Romantic decoration, with formal gardens and a wing now run as a hotel.
Studio & backlot
Multifunctional video and photo studio in the Lisbon area with two sound stages for commercials, music videos, interviews and online video production.

Studio & backlot
Television studio complex in Paco de Arcos with six sound stages used for national broadcasts, music recording and the Portuguese Eurovision selection show.
Seen in: Festival RTP da Cancao
Historic town & street
UNESCO-listed Alentejo city within Roman and medieval walls, with a Roman temple, whitewashed streets, a granite cathedral and the bone-lined Capela dos Ossos.

Industrial & derelict
A former military ammunition factory in Marvila, Lisbon, converted into a cultural complex with a theatre, bar and exhibition halls across its old industrial buildings.
Transport & infrastructure
Coastal lighthouse on Faial partly buried by ash from the 1957-58 Capelinhos submarine volcanic eruption, standing on the new lava and ash landscape it created.

Castle & estate
17th century fort on the Berlengas archipelago off Peniche, built to defend the islands and now shared with a nature reserve, reached only by boat.
Modern architecture
A rolling Alentejo wine estate near Redondo whose modern winery building won ArchDaily's Building of the Year in 2018, set among vineyards with wide viewpoints.
Industrial & derelict
Underground rock salt mine in the Algarve hinterland near Loulé, with excavated caverns and tunnels used for cave and underground filming; coordinates mark the town centre, not the mine entrance.
Industrial & derelict
Former pyrite-mining village in Grandola built around a twentieth-century mining company's power plant, now a museum with mining machinery, tools and worker housing.

Village & countryside
Terraced hillside garden above Funchal with exotic and native plant collections on volcanic slopes, reached by road or by a cable car from Monte.
Historic town & street
Walled hilltop village on the Spanish border in the Serra de Sao Mamede, with a castle, whitewashed houses and long views over the surrounding plain.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Porto's historic municipal market, reopened in 2022 after renovation, with two levels of fish, meat, flower and grocery stalls under a restored iron and glass roof.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Historic municipal market hall in the centre of Loulé, described by the town council as the building that most defines the town, with stalls for local produce, fish and crafts.
Church & monastery
Cistercian nunnery near Alcobaca founded in the 13th century, one of the wealthiest female monasteries of the order in Portugal by the 16th century, protected as a National Monument since 2021.
Church & monastery
Former Augustinian canonry near Vila Nova de Gaia, mother house of the community that later moved to build the Monastery of Serra do Pilar, left partly in ruins after that move.
Church & monastery
Augustinian monastery complex above Vila Nova de Gaia begun in 1538, notable for its circular church and cloister, occupied by Wellington's troops in 1809 during the Peninsular War for its command of the Douro.
Mountains & wilderness
Forested mountain range in the western Algarve rising to Fóia, with natural pools, waterfalls and hillside villages, cooler and greener than the coast below.
Church & monastery
A Benedictine monastery complex near Braga with a baroque church, cloisters and gardens spanning eight centuries of building history, catalogued as a Portugal Film Commission location.
Industrial & derelict
Restored tide mill on the Sado estuary near Setúbal, using the rise and fall of the tide to turn its grinding wheels, now managed as a heritage and educational site.
Studio & backlot
Former brewery site in Loule converted into a production complex with warehouses, stages and workshops, plus hardstanding for builds and unit base, used for film and TV productions in the Algarve.
Seen in: The Infernal Machine
Transport & infrastructure
National railway museum on the site of Entroncamento's railway works, with steam locomotives, carriages and workshop sheds spanning more than a century of Portuguese rail history.
Office, school & public building
Early 20th century neo-Manueline mansion on the Cascais waterfront, built as a private residence and now a municipal museum with towers, a library and gardens overlooking the bay.

Castle & estate
Manor house and wine estate above the Lima valley near Ponte de Lima, run by the same family for seven centuries, with historic gardens, vineyards, a pool and dining rooms, hosting weddings, corporate events and filming.
Office, school & public building
Former 19th century stock exchange building in Porto, now the headquarters of the Porto Commercial Association, with a conference centre, restaurant and ornate historic rooms open for guided tours and events.
Transport & infrastructure
Small rural railway station on the Oeste line near Sobral de Monte Agraço, with a period station building, platform and level crossing still used by regional trains.
Hotel & interiors
19th century palace in Alcantara converted into a luxury hotel, keeping its period reception rooms and gardens alongside newer hotel wings, listed in the national film commission's palace catalogue.
Theatre, arena & venue
Álvaro Siza's tidal swimming pools built into the rocks at Leça da Palmeira, Matosinhos, using seawater pools framed in board marked concrete.
Office, school & public building
Tapestry museum inside a former noble town house in Portalegre, remodelled to display the local tapestry workshop's collection and archive alongside the original architecture.
Office, school & public building
Municipal museum in Portimao housed in a former fish canning factory on the riverfront, keeping the industrial shell and machinery pits of the cannery alongside its exhibition galleries.

Transport & infrastructure
The deep water port of Leixões between Matosinhos and Leça da Palmeira, with container terminals, a cruise terminal and breakwaters managed by port authority APDL.

Coast & beach
Wide Atlantic surf beach backed by dunes and the Sintra hills, known for strong wind and heavy waves.
Seen in: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

Village & countryside
Municipal park and former country estate in Seixal, on the south bank of the Tagus, with wooded grounds listed by the national film commission for garden and forest settings.
Village & countryside
Working farm and vineyard estate near the village of Gradil, 35km north of Lisbon, with 12 hectares of vines, olive and cypress groves, orchards, meadows and several holiday cottages.
House & apartment
Former farm estate on the edge of the Sintra-Cascais Natural Park, with old agricultural buildings, pine woods, pasture and a small lake open to visitors.
Industrial & derelict
Working shipyard on the Douro riverfront in Porto that still builds and repairs traditional rabelo boats once used to carry Port wine barrels downriver.
Coast & beach
Lagoon system of barrier islands, salt marshes and channels along the eastern Algarve coast near Tavira and Faro, home to fishing communities, salt pans and wading birds.
Transport & infrastructure
Small municipal airfield close to the Santa Cruz beaches near Torres Vedras, home to the local aeroclub and one of the earliest civil aviation sites near Lisbon.

Transport & infrastructure
Working lighthouse on the Cascais waterfront built inside the grounds of the former Santa Marta Fort, a white tiled quadrangular tower with blue stripes and a red lantern overlooking the Tagus estuary, with a lighthouse museum on site.
Industrial & derelict
Abandoned open-pit copper and pyrite mining complex near Mertola, worked from the 1850s to 1966, left with ochre-coloured pit lakes, spoil heaps and derelict processing buildings.
Transport & infrastructure
Working fishing dock on the Sado estuary at Setubal, with moored trawlers, quayside fish auction sheds and views across the estuary to the Troia peninsula.
Office, school & public building
Museum in Freixo de Espada a Cinta holding the town's ethnographic, archaeological and geological collections alongside a display on hand silk weaving, still practised locally with centuries-old wooden looms.
Office, school & public building
House and sculpture workshop built in 1895 in Vila Nova de Gaia for sculptor Jose Teixeira Lopes, now a city council run house museum holding his art collection.

Bar, restaurant & shop
The restored 1892 Mercado da Ribeira market hall by Cais do Sodré in Lisbon, now a large food hall with dozens of kitchens and counters under Time Out's management.
Office, school & public building
UNESCO-listed royal-palace-turned-university courtyard in Coimbra, with the Joanina Baroque library, a bell tower and ceremonial halls still in academic use.
Studio & backlot
Purpose-built production studio complex in Vale de Cambra, near Porto, listed in the national film commission's building catalogue under modern architecture.
Industrial & derelict
Historic wine cellars of one of Portugal's oldest table wine producers, founded in 1834 in Azeitao, with ageing cellars, a museum house and production buildings open to visitors.
Transport & infrastructure
Steel lattice railway bridge of 1895 over the Danube, with stone portals and guardian statues, standing next to the newer crossing on the Bucharest to Constanta line.

Village & countryside
Open air museum with over 400 relocated rural buildings, watermills, workshops and farmsteads set among 96 hectares of forest, meadows and a lake.
Office, school & public building
Main university building of 1902 in central Cluj with an aula magna, wide corridors, lecture halls and a courtyard, plus faculties spread across the city.
Studio & backlot
Studio complex north west of Bucharest with 19 sound stages, four indoor water tanks, a large backlot for standing sets, costume and prop stores and construction workshops.
Seen in: Wednesday

Theatre, arena & venue
Opera house of 1953 near the Dambovita with a horseshoe auditorium of about 950 seats, orchestra pit, rehearsal rooms and marble foyers.

Transport & infrastructure
Main passenger station of Romania: iron trainshed over long platforms, ticket halls, underpasses and a 1960s concourse, in daily use for national and international trains.

Castle & estate
Neo Romanian mansion of 1911 on a mountain slope, with arcaded terraces, a heraldic hall, cellars, caves and a park facing the Bucegi ridge.
Seen in: Wednesday
Office, school & public building
Library facing the former royal palace, with a domed rotunda reading room, galleried stacks, study halls and a modern extension added in 2001.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Beer hall of 1899 in the old town with carved wood, stained glass, painted vaults, mosaic floors and a gallery, still working as a restaurant.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Cafe, confectionery, restaurant and small hotel founded in 1852 on Calea Victoriei, with mirrored salons, a pastry counter and period furniture.
Studio & backlot
Studio at Izvorani with ten sound stages, an underwater tank stage, a 25 hectare backlot carrying western, urban and gothic standing sets, plus forest and lake frontage.

Office, school & public building
Savings bank headquarters of 1900 on Calea Victoriei, with a glass dome over the banking hall, marble counters, stucco ceilings and a columned entrance.
Transport & infrastructure
Regional airport east of Cluj with departure and arrival terminals, check in desks, glazed piers, apron and runway views, the busiest airport outside Bucharest.

Office, school & public building
City hall of 1898 near the centre of Cluj, with a clock tower, council chamber, ceremonial rooms, marble stair and long office corridors.
Hospital, prison & institution
Historic city hospital rebuilt in 1888 behind a neo Romanian facade, with wards, operating theatres, an inner court and a church in the grounds.

Hotel & interiors
Art nouveau casino on the Black Sea promenade, restored and reopened in 2024, with a ballroom, stained glass, curved terraces and sea views.
Industrial & derelict
Shipyard inside the port with dry docks, gantry cranes, fabrication halls and outfitting quays, used for hull building and ship repair.
Seen in: The Brothers Bloom, What Happened to Monday

Castle & estate
Gothic castle of the fifteenth century with a bridge over a ravine, knights hall, chapel, towers and a deep well court, next to a former steel town.
Seen in: The Nun, BloodRayne, Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance
Studio & backlot
Soundproofed stage of about 630 sq m inside the Cluj regional centre for creative industries, with screening room, production offices and technical rooms in the same building.
Industrial & derelict
River shipyard on the Danube with covered building halls, slipways, heavy cranes and outfitting quays, one of the largest yards in the country.
House & apartment
Restored boyar house on Calea Victoriei with period rooms, parquet floors, a garden and a permanent display on Bucharest social history.
Hotel & interiors
Hotel of 1886 on Calea Victoriei with a restored belle epoque facade, salons, a stair hall and rooms looking onto the boulevard.

Office, school & public building
Natural history museum of 1908 on the Kiseleff boulevard, with dark exhibition rooms, dioramas, a whale skeleton and a modern reworked display route.
Industrial & derelict
Rolling mill hall of the former Malaxa works in east Bucharest, a steel framed industrial space of about 68,000 sq m kept for cultural and event use.
Industrial & derelict
Former Hesper factory halls beside the Dambovita, now workshops and studios with brick walls, steel trusses, gantry beams and tall windows, rented out for shoots and events.

Office, school & public building
Stalinist tower of 1956 built as the state printing house, with a symmetrical wing plan, marble lobbies, offices and former printing halls, set in a wide square.

Theatre, arena & venue
Theatre building of 1910 shared with the Hungarian opera, with a horseshoe auditorium, painted ceiling, boxes and a smaller studio stage.

Theatre, arena & venue
State theatre in the city centre, rebuilt in the 1970s and reclad in 2014, with six stages, workshops, wide foyers and a roof terrace.

Historic town & street
Wide baroque square in the upper town, framed by the Brukenthal palace, the council tower, arcaded houses and cobbles, with lanes and stairs leading off it.
Industrial & derelict
Integrated steel plant on the Danube with blast furnaces, coke batteries, rolling mills, rail sidings and its own river port, the largest industrial site in eastern Romania.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Early nineteenth century inn around a wooden galleried courtyard in the old town, with cellars, a restaurant, event rooms and guest rooms above.

Theatre, arena & venue
Circus building of 1961 with a ribbed dome over a ring and about 2,000 seats, plus training rooms, backstage areas and a park setting.
Transport & infrastructure
Working tram depot on the western edge of Bucharest with inspection pits, yard tracks, overhead wires and rolling stock from several decades side by side.
House & apartment
Late nineteenth century mansion on Calea Victoriei with painted ceilings, salons, a grand stair and a courtyard, used by the Writers' Union.
Seen in: Wednesday

Office, school & public building
Neo Romanian brick building of 1912 holding rural collections, with timber galleries, a reassembled wooden church and workshop rooms inside the museum.
Office, school & public building
Central bank headquarters of 1890 in the old town, with a marble banking hall, council room, vaults and a later wing facing Lipscani street.

Office, school & public building
Former central post office of 1900 on Calea Victoriei, with a colonnaded front, marble halls and vaulted galleries, now the national history museum.
Industrial & derelict
Museum of the Romanian oil industry with derricks, pumps, drilling rigs and refinery equipment in the yard, in a city ringed by working refineries.
Theatre, arena & venue
Palace of Culture on Victory Square holding the national theatre and the opera, with an auditorium of 1928 behind a neo Byzantine facade.
Industrial & derelict
Derelict nineteenth century thermal bath house on the Cerna river, with decayed halls, iron and glass roofing and an ongoing rescue project run by a volunteer association.
Industrial & derelict
Oil storage and handling terminal in the port with tank farms, pipe racks, pump houses and loading jetties spread over several platforms.
Transport & infrastructure
Mountain railway of 1863 through fourteen tunnels and ten viaducts in the Banat hills, with small stone stations and a terminus in the former mining town of Anina.
Hospital, prison & institution
Courthouse of the 1890s on the Dambovita with a stone facade, a grand stair hall, panelled courtrooms and long corridors, seat of the Bucharest Court of Appeal.
Palace & landmark
Government palace of the 1980s with marble halls, ceremonial staircases, ballrooms, long corridors and deep basements, facing a wide boulevard.
Seen in: The Nun, Amen.
Hospital, prison & institution
Surviving wing of the prison used for the re education experiment of the early 1950s, with bare cells, barred windows and a documentary display.
Office, school & public building
Large campus in west Bucharest with concrete faculty blocks of the 1960s, lecture theatres, laboratories, long corridors and open plazas between buildings.
Seen in: Wednesday, Pulse
Transport & infrastructure
Largest Black Sea port, with container and grain terminals, silos, quays, breakwaters and a small older basin next to the historic peninsula.
Industrial & derelict
Salt mine in Szekely Land reached by bus through a gallery to a chamber about 120 m down, with rough salt walls, mine plant and a large open underground space.

House & apartment
Villa of the Ceausescu family in the diplomatic quarter, with mosaics, panelled rooms, an indoor pool, a winter garden and 1970s furniture left in place.
Hospital, prison & institution
Disused prison of silence with a central hall, single cells on two levels, iron walkways and bare plaster, held as a memorial site by the IICCMER institute.
Industrial & derelict
Open air line of locomotives built in Resita, set in the old ironworks quarter with furnace buildings, works housing and rail infrastructure around it.

Mountains & wilderness
Mountain park with glacial lakes, granite ridges above 2,000 m, beech and spruce forest, alpine pasture and marked routes from the valleys below.

Theatre, arena & venue
Concert hall of 1888 with a circular domed auditorium, a painted frieze, marble foyer and columned portico, home of the George Enescu Philharmonic.
Theatre, arena & venue
Exhibition centre with a domed central pavilion of the 1960s, flanking halls, open aprons and large parking areas, used for fairs and big events.
Industrial & derelict
Mining village with Roman galleries, nineteenth century stamp mills, tailings ponds and empty company houses, added to the UNESCO list in 2021.

Hospital, prison & institution
Former political prison turned museum, with two levels of cells, iron doors, tiled corridors and an inner courtyard kept close to their 1950s condition.

Historic town & street
Inhabited medieval citadel on a hill, with cobbled lanes, guild towers, a clock tower, covered stair and burgher houses, on the UNESCO list.

Industrial & derelict
Disused salt mine with fourteen trapezoidal chambers, machine cut walls, ceilings about 55 m high and a constant temperature, reached by lift from the surface plant.
Transport & infrastructure
Nineteenth century lighthouse and European Danube Commission buildings at the river mouth, with the shipping canal, quays, an abandoned dock and a wide sand spit nearby.
Hotel & interiors
Thermal spa under large glass domes north of Bucharest, with palm planting, pools, slides, saunas and lounge areas, open all year.
Transport & infrastructure
Airport in western Romania combining 1960s terminal architecture with newer halls, a cargo apron and open runway approaches over flat farmland.

Transport & infrastructure
High mountain road with hairpin bends, viaducts, a summit tunnel and a glacial lake at about 2,000 m, managed by the national roads company and closed by snow in winter.
Seen in: Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance

Industrial & derelict
Former salt mine open to visitors, with bell shaped chambers, preserved timber winding gear, a mine shaft lift and an underground lake about 100 m below ground.
Historic town & street
Riverside square lined with restored art nouveau and eclectic buildings, including the Black Eagle Palace and its glazed arcade.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Department store of 1976 at Unirii square, with escalator wells, wide sales floors, service corridors and a roof level over the boulevard.
Office, school & public building
Nineteenth century university palace on University Square, with a columned front, an aula, lecture rooms, stone staircases and an inner courtyard.

Forest & lake
Wetland inside Bucharest in the basin of an unfinished 1980s reservoir, with reed beds, ponds, willow scrub and the city skyline above the dikes.

Transport & infrastructure
Narrow gauge steam railway climbing a forested valley from Viseu de Sus, with wooden carriages, water stops, timber halts and a working locomotive shed and yard.
Theatre, arena & venue
Theatre of 1896 by Fellner and Helmer in central Iasi, with a gilded auditorium, painted curtain, chandelier, boxes and a marble stair.
House & apartment
Family villa and park above Campulung restored by the Pro Patrimonio foundation, with wooden verandas, plain period interiors and an orchard.
Studio & backlot
The oldest studio complex in the country, set in Kosutnjak park, with four soundproof stages, two indoor water tanks in the largest stage and a backlot of about 9,850 square metres.

Modern architecture
Telecommunications tower of 204 metres on Avala mountain south of Belgrade, with a viewing level, restaurant and parking at the base.

Office, school & public building
Modernist government building of 1940 in Novi Sad, 185 metres long with 569 rooms and a 42 metre tower, seat of the provincial government and assembly.

Theatre, arena & venue
Multipurpose indoor arena in New Belgrade used for sport, concerts, exhibitions and fairs, seating up to 25,000 depending on the event.

Office, school & public building
Public library on Knez Mihailova Street in the former Srpska Kruna hotel of about 1867, with reading rooms, exhibition space and period interiors.

Theatre, arena & venue
Trade fair complex of 24 hectares on the Sava bank with 14 halls and about 100,000 square metres of exhibition space, including large domed halls.

Palace & landmark
Citadel above the meeting of the Sava and the Danube with ramparts, gates, tunnels and a large public park, managed by a city company.
Theatre, arena & venue
Concert hall of the Belgrade Philharmonic in the city centre, seating 201, equipped for filming and for audio and video recording.

Transport & infrastructure
Presidential train of 1959 kept in Belgrade, with art deco salon, conference car, dining car, kitchen and sleeping car in original materials.

Transport & infrastructure
Road bridge of 1956 over the Sava linking old Belgrade and New Belgrade, resting on the masonry pylons of the pre-war bridge.
Hospital, prison & institution
Disused military barracks at Sombor: several buildings in an enclosed compound surrounded by mature trees.
Studio & backlot
Production base in the Obilicev Venac pedestrian zone used for castings, creative meetings, pre-production, rehearsals and recordings, a short walk from Knez Mihailova Street.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Cafe and club on Gimnazijski Square in Pancevo, a square that has been used repeatedly for period and contemporary shoots.
Seen in: Coriolanus, Toma, Shadows over Balkan
Hotel & interiors
Manor house in English style in the village of Ecka near Zrenjanin, restored as a hotel with 38 rooms and 7 suites and period public rooms.

Office, school & public building
Brutalist teaching building of 1974 in New Belgrade with concrete and timber interiors, lecture rooms, studios and screening spaces.
Office, school & public building
Modernist university building on the Danube campus in Novi Sad, in concrete, brick, aluminium and copper, with classrooms, an amphitheatre, library and laboratories.
Palace & landmark
Late Roman imperial palace and fortified compound at Gamzigrad near Zajecar, on an open plateau, listed by UNESCO.
Studio & backlot
Studio complex at Pancevo with three stages, a water tank inside the largest stage and a standing backlot built as a Serbian town of the Second World War period.
Hospital, prison & institution
Hospital built in 1838 in classical style, standing inside the largest town park in Pancevo, with period facades and grounds.
Office, school & public building
Class A office building in New Belgrade with about 13,000 square metres of space, a double height entrance lobby and a covered central atrium.
Hotel & interiors
Hotel of 1908 on Terazije square in Belgrade, built in Russian secession style with a ceramic tile facade, ballroom, salons and a well known cafe.
House & apartment
Town house of 1896 in central Belgrade by architect Milan Kapetanovic, in French neo-baroque and neo-renaissance style, with sgraffito facades and period rooms.
House & apartment
Royal residence of 1831 to 1834 in Topcider park, in Ottoman style, with painted ceilings, decorated walls and niches largely preserved.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Brewery of 2013 in concrete on the slopes of Kosmaj south of Belgrade, with a 360 square metre restaurant, bar, garden and two hectares of grounds.

Office, school & public building
School building of 1891 on the main square of Sremski Karlovci, still in use as a language secondary school, with classrooms and formal halls.
Historic town & street
Main pedestrian street of Belgrade lined with late nineteenth century facades, running from Terazije square to the Kalemegdan fortress.
Industrial & derelict
Working coal fired power station with cooling towers, conveyors and a surrounding industrial zone near the town of Kostolac.
Theatre, arena & venue
Former industrial hall in Belgrade used as a theatre, club and event space, with raw brick and steel structure and flexible floor area.
Historic town & street
Pedestrian centre of Kragujevac with a group of late nineteenth and early twentieth century public buildings including the court, high school, theatre and national bank.
Industrial & derelict
Glass works founded in 1965 and closed since 1990, left as an abandoned industrial shell on the edge of Zajecar in eastern Serbia.

Castle & estate
Classical manor house completed in 1826 at Kulpin, the main building of a museum estate with staircase, access ramp and columned front.
Hotel & interiors
Large riverside hotel above Donji Milanovac in the Djerdap gorge, with 465 beds, a 500 seat restaurant, bars and balconies over the Danube.
Industrial & derelict
Former steam locomotive roundhouse of 1926 in Belgrade, converted into a creative centre with a large semicircular hall and exhibition and event spaces.
Industrial & derelict
Large abandoned engineering works in Nis, once one of the biggest machine plants in the country, with long production halls and yards.

Office, school & public building
Museum complex of three buildings in a 3.2 hectare park in Belgrade, including the House of Flowers with Tito's tomb and the May 25th museum.

Theatre, arena & venue
Theatre of 1869 on Republic Square in Belgrade with two stages used for drama, opera and ballet, and classical public rooms.

City & skyline
More than a hundred concrete housing blocks of the 1970s and 1980s on the left bank of the Sava, with playgrounds, parks and sports courts between them.

Church & monastery
Synagogue of 1909 by Lipot Baumhorn in yellow brick, a triple nave hall with a dome 40 metres high, now used as a concert venue.
Industrial & derelict
Pre-war brick works in the village of Plavna near Bac, still in its original condition, with kilns, drying sheds and open yards.
Industrial & derelict
Riverside factory building on the Danube at Apatin, empty for more than forty years, with its original industrial structure still standing.

Office, school & public building
Former seat of the Yugoslav federal government in New Belgrade, an H shaped block of about 65,000 square metres with 744 offices, conference rooms, salons and large halls.
Transport & infrastructure
Hungarian art nouveau water tower of 1912 at the entrance to the Great Park at Lake Palic, with the Grand Terrace and music pavilion beside it.
Industrial & derelict
Working reinforced concrete silo from 1924 standing on the Tamis river boardwalk in Pancevo, close to the town centre.

Historic town & street
Baroque lower town below Petrovaradin fortress at Novi Sad, with about a hundred artist studios, restaurants, cafes, museums and galleries.
Studio & backlot
Purpose built studio complex 28 km west of Belgrade with eight sound stages from 600 to 1,800 square metres, each with attached production offices and workshops.
Seen in: The Outpost, Lockout, The Raven, In Secret
Hospital, prison & institution
Court building on the main street of Pirot in south east Serbia, with courtrooms, corridors and a formal public frontage.

Industrial & derelict
Working Danube river port in Belgrade with concrete and glass halls, quays and open storage areas in a modernist industrial setting.
House & apartment
Nineteenth century Ottoman style royal residence in Belgrade's old town, run by the City Museum, with furnished period rooms and a walled setting.
Hotel & interiors
Hotel built into a converted nineteenth century mill near the Sava, combining brick industrial structure with contemporary rooms, restaurant and bar.
Hospital, prison & institution
Rehabilitation spa hospital on the north shore of Lake Rusanda at Melenci, set in more than 100 hectares of pine and lime woodland with walking paths.
Palace & landmark
Triangular medieval fortress of 1428 to 1430 on the Danube at Smederevo, with heavy ramparts, towers and large open interior ground.
Theatre, arena & venue
Classical theatre building of about 1882 in Sombor, with a painted ceiling, staircases, lobby and an auditorium of 324 seats.
Transport & infrastructure
Old railway station at Stara Pazova in Srem with a renovated pedestrian tunnel under the tracks.
Studio & backlot
Photo and video studio of 250 square metres with a 42 square metre cyclorama, several shooting positions and lighting stock, reached by two four tonne freight lifts.
Office, school & public building
Art nouveau town hall of 1912 by Komor and Jakab on the main square of Subotica, with a ceremonial council hall, stained glass and ceramic and wrought iron detail.
Industrial & derelict
Former silk dyeing works in the Almaski quarter of Novi Sad, kept as industrial heritage and reused as a gallery, office, cafe and event space.

Mountains & wilderness
National park in western Serbia between 1,000 and 1,500 metres, with dense conifer forest, meadows, cliffs, limestone caves and the Drina gorge below.

Historic town & street
Old bazaar quarter of Valjevo along the Kolubara river, a cobbled uphill street of single storey houses, workshops and taverns.
Hotel & interiors
Boutique hotel in a villa in the Senjak district of Belgrade, with eclectic furnished rooms, a hall, gym and views over the city.

Transport & infrastructure
Railway station of 1888 in the Topcider valley in Belgrade, built around the former royal waiting room, with platforms and sidings.
Industrial & derelict
Large abandoned chemical plant founded in 1957 at Loznica in western Serbia, with production halls, pipework and yards.
Studio & backlot
Three television and film stages in Belgrade, used for panel and quiz shows, live broadcasts and sitcoms, each with its own service and production offices.
Seen in: The Trap, Besa, Absolute 100
Transport & infrastructure
Underground railway station of 1995 beneath Vracar in Belgrade, with two tracks, deep platforms and long access shafts.

Office, school & public building
Cinematheque in central Belgrade in a house of 1846, renovated to about 5,000 square metres with three cinemas, a library, reading room and museum rooms.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Open air green market in downtown Belgrade, trading since 1924, on a busy square with heavy traffic and pedestrian flow beside Branko's Bridge.
Studio & backlot
Film and television stage of 70 by 30 metres and 9.5 metres high, about 2,100 square metres in total, with LED video walls, an Unreal Engine wall, Spidercam rig and parking for 600 cars.

Theatre, arena & venue
Modern theatre building in Nitra with a 577 seat main hall and a studio of 120 to 150 seats in a variable layout, plus foyers and backstage areas.
House & apartment
First floor apartment of 200 square metres reached by lift, with three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a large open plan living room, kitchen and dining area with high ceilings.

Historic town & street
UNESCO listed mining town in central Slovakia, with a preserved medieval core on steep slopes, two castles, mine buildings and artificial water reservoirs.

Historic town & street
UNESCO listed town in eastern Slovakia with a walled Gothic centre, a long market square of burgher houses and an eighteenth century Jewish suburb.
Industrial & derelict
Bata shoe works founded in 1939 in a purpose built company town, producing 30 million pairs a year under socialism, with repeating red brick production blocks and wide avenues.

Castle & estate
Romantic castle rebuilt in the nineteenth century in French style, a national cultural monument with decorated interiors, a park, a cave beneath it and a zoo alongside.

Historic town & street
Compact medieval centre of narrow lanes, squares and Baroque townhouses, largely pedestrian and close to the Danube.

Transport & infrastructure
Railway station in service since 1962, with a 1960s concourse, platforms, its own car park and public transport stops nearby.
Transport & infrastructure
Cable stayed road bridge of 1972 over the Danube with a single 84.6 metre pylon carrying a disc shaped observation deck and restaurant.

Transport & infrastructure
Reinforced concrete railway viaduct of the 1930s near Telgart, 113.6 metres long and 18 metres high, curving below the slopes of Kralova hola.

Village & countryside
Village of dark timber log houses painted with white geometric patterns, with 136 houses in the protected area and a folk architecture museum.

Industrial & derelict
Slovakia's largest pumped storage plant, with an upper reservoir at 1,160 metres, penstocks down the mountainside and a machine hall in the Low Tatras valley.
Hospital, prison & institution
Line of abandoned 1930s Czechoslovak border bunkers on flat ground along the Morava river, set 150 to 400 metres apart, modelled on French fortifications.

Modern architecture
Modern art museum on a spit of land in the Danube south of Bratislava, with white gallery halls, a sculpture park and a roof terrace over the river.
Office, school & public building
Complex of seven modern office buildings in Petrzalka with 70,000 square metres of space, each block with its own lobby and reception, next to the D1 motorway.
Office, school & public building
Listed secondary school of mechanical engineering on the Danube embankment, with period corridors, classrooms and workshops still in use.
Hotel & interiors
Decaying spa grounds in eastern Slovakia with empty Soviet era buildings and the surviving Varady villa from the earlier spa period.
Hospital, prison & institution
Large Austro-Hungarian fortification system on the Danube, with sixteenth century cores, nineteenth century casemates, barrack blocks, earth ramparts and long brick corridors.

Transport & infrastructure
Barrage on the Danube with a hydroelectric plant, twin navigation locks and long concrete canal embankments, built under the 1977 Budapest Treaty.

Hotel & interiors
Mountain hotel of 1904 in the High Tatras below Slavkovsky stit, the first large hotel in the range, with period public rooms, a dining hall and timber detailing.
Hotel & interiors
Turkish bath completed in 1888 in a spa town, with a tiled bathing hall lit through three glazed cupolas and Moorish arcades and decoration.

Industrial & derelict
Mining village in a narrow valley with ore processing buildings, adits and miners' houses, part of the UNESCO listed Banska Stiavnica mining landscape.

Hotel & interiors
Functionalist hotel of 1954 on the Danube embankment by the architect Emil Bellus, a protected landmark whose interiors have been used by production companies before.

Theatre, arena & venue
Cultural and social centre on the Ivan Krasko embankment built between 1974 and 1979 to a design by Ferdinand Milucky, with a concert hall, foyers and terraces.
Theatre, arena & venue
Railway workers' cultural and social centre in Zvolen, with an auditorium, club rooms and socialist era public interiors.
Transport & infrastructure
Reconstructed section of the Cold War border zone next to a First World War cemetery, with wooden posts, eleven strands of barbed wire, warning signs and a guard hut.

Industrial & derelict
Charcoal fired blast furnace at Vlachovo, part of the Slovak Technical Museum, kept as an example of nineteenth century pig iron production with its stone stack and casting house.
Studio & backlot
Slovakia's largest studio complex at the foot of the Small Carpathians, with sound stages, technical buildings, stores and 87,000 square metres of grounds used by broadcasters and production companies.

Transport & infrastructure
Slovakia's second largest airport, handling scheduled and charter flights, with a terminal, apron and runway on the southern edge of Kosice.

Historic town & street
Walled town in the Spis region with a Renaissance square, town hall, Gothic church and streets of preserved merchant houses.
Industrial & derelict
Service tunnel and basement level under a 1980s culture house in the Petrzalka housing estate, partly neglected, with concrete corridors, pipe runs and plant rooms.

House & apartment
University hall of residence of 1954 by the architect Emil Bellus, a large symmetrical block with courtyards, canteen and long repeating room corridors.
Industrial & derelict
Heavy engineering works built in 1937 as part of the Skoda group, later making bridges, locomotives and construction machinery, with large halls and yards on the edge of Dubnica.

Office, school & public building
Slovak parliament building on the hill beside Bratislava Castle, with a debating chamber, committee rooms and terraces looking over the Danube.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Shopping centre with an indoor market hall and restaurants built over the international bus station, with a planted roof used as a public park.

Castle & estate
Castle on a rock above the Orava river combining Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque work, on several levels linked by stairs and terraces.
House & apartment
Detached 1930 house in the Palisady district of the Old Town, partly altered in the 1970s and otherwise unchanged, offered to productions with parking at the house.
Hotel & interiors
Island spa quarter on the Vah with thermal springs at 67 to 69 degrees, mud baths, colonnade buildings, an open air thermal pool and a landscaped park with fountains.

Transport & infrastructure
River port on the left bank of the Danube in two parts, cargo and passenger, with quays, cranes, warehouses and rail sidings.
Office, school & public building
State railway secondary school in Bratislava whose premises have stood empty since 2014, offering unused classrooms, halls and stairwells.

Theatre, arena & venue
Historic concert building in the city centre, restored, with a 708 seat concert hall, a 200 seat small hall and representative rooms used for receptions and congresses.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Working pharmacy in the Old Town with Baroque fittings more than 300 years old, a national cultural monument used for period filming.
Studio & backlot
Studio and lighting rental base in Stupava north of Bratislava, listed by the Slovak Film Commission under studios and equipment rental.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Bar and restaurant on two upper floors above Hviezdoslav Square, with a glazed terrace and an open terrace in summer looking over the city centre.

Office, school & public building
Brutalist archive building designed by Vladimir Dedecek and built between 1976 and 1983, with exposed concrete volumes, reading rooms and repository floors.

Theatre, arena & venue
Theatre of 1886 by Fellner and Helmer, a protected monument whose facade, auditorium, entrance foyer and first floor salon survive in their original form.
Theatre, arena & venue
Seven storey theatre complex of over two thousand rooms near the Danube, with an opera and ballet stage, a drama stage and a studio space.

Office, school & public building
Inverted pyramid of steel and glass completed in 1983, 80 metres high, containing studios, offices and a 522 seat concert hall with a large organ.
Office, school & public building
Twenty eight storey broadcasting tower of 1975 in the Mlynska dolina valley, for a long time the tallest building in Czechoslovakia and now standing unused but maintained.
Office, school & public building
Campus built between 1961 and 1966 to a design by Vladimir Dedecek and Rudolf Minovsky, with concrete lecture blocks, ramps and long glazed corridors.

Industrial & derelict
Seventeenth century brine pumping and salt boiling complex in Presov, including the late Baroque salt warehouse with its timber roof structure and chambers, a national cultural monument.
Castle & estate
One of the largest castle ruins in Europe, built from the twelfth century on a limestone hill, with several courtyards, curtain walls and open views over the Spis plain.
Seen in: Dragonheart, Kull the Conqueror, The Last Legion, The Lion in Winter

Theatre, arena & venue
Neo-Baroque theatre of 1879 to 1899 on the main square of Kosice, with a lyre shaped stage and a painted ceiling of scenes from Shakespeare.
Mountains & wilderness
Glacial tarn at 1,346 metres in the High Tatras, 19.8 hectares in area, frozen for about 155 days a year, with hotels, ski jumps and mountain paths around it.
Industrial & derelict
Sugar factory and refinery in production from 1854, the oldest refinery in the former Habsburg monarchy, now a disused plant of tanks, silos and brick halls beside the town.

Transport & infrastructure
Station on the Zilina to Kosice line below the High Tatras, begun in 1948 and opened in 1969, with the original design left partly unfinished.
Industrial & derelict
Former chamber theatre converted into a tobacco factory in 1872 and closed for more than ten years, standing empty in a mining village in the Slovak Ore Mountains.

Village & countryside
UNESCO listed hamlet in the Velka Fatra with log cottages, a wooden bell tower and unpaved lanes, kept as a folk architecture reservation.
House & apartment
Workers' housing colony of 1902 on Palarikova Street, ten symmetrical blocks with bare brick facades, high windows and tall rooms, listed as a national cultural monument.

Industrial & derelict
Mine entrance in use since 1500 at Idrija, with a stone gatehouse, timbered galleries, water channels and hand cut drifts on a guided underground route.

Theatre, arena & venue
Indoor arena of 2010 sunk into a former landfill, with a shallow domed roof, tiered seating for basketball and concerts and a football stadium in the same park.

House & apartment
State protocol estate near Kranj with a Renaissance manor, halls used for state visits, a hotel, a golf course, lakes and several hundred hectares of managed parkland.
Theatre, arena & venue
National congress and culture centre under Republic Square, with a large main hall, several smaller halls, wide marble foyers and an underground car park.

Castle & estate
Largest castle ruin in Slovenia on a ridge above Celje, with curtain walls, a keep known as Friderikov stolp, open courtyards and views over the Savinja valley.
Industrial & derelict
Former Rog bicycle factory beside Trubarjeva cesta, reopened in 2024 as a public production centre that keeps the concrete frame and adds workshops, studios and a yard.
Industrial & derelict
Former Skale pit at Velenje with a headframe, miners changing rooms, a cage descent to 160 metres and long galleries fitted with cutting machines and an underground railway.

Industrial & derelict
Nineteenth century sugar refinery on the Ljubljanica rebuilt as a gallery, keeping the long brick shell around a tall open hall crossed by steel walkways and bridges.

Hotel & interiors
Secession hotel of 1905 on Miklosiceva cesta, with a domed corner, a mirrored Grand Hall used for balls and congresses and long period corridors and staircases.

Hospital, prison & institution
Austro-Hungarian military prison in the Metelkova barracks turned into a hostel, where twenty cells keep barred doors and thick walls along vaulted corridors.
Hotel & interiors
Restored 1910 seaside palace hotel above Portoroz bay, with a marble lobby, a ballroom, a colonnaded garden terrace and a modern wing holding pools and a spa.
Theatre, arena & venue
Former Teutonic Order monastery reworked by Plecnik into an open air theatre, with an arcaded courtyard, cloister galleries and a movable roof over the stage.
Office, school & public building
Seventeenth century square castle above Nova Gorica with corner towers, an arcaded courtyard and painted rooms, in use as the regional museum and its picture galleries.

Forest & lake
Glacial lake with a wooded island and church, a castle on a cliff above the north shore, a lakeside promenade, rowing course and the Julian Alps behind.

Forest & lake
Alpine lake inside Triglav National Park, with a stone bridge and church at Ribcev Laz, forested shores, a gravel beach and mountain walls closing the valley.

Castle & estate
Stud farm founded in 1580 on the Karst plateau, with white stable ranges, a riding hall, a chapel, avenues of oaks and open pasture grazed by Lipizzaner horses.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Plecnik's riverside market colonnade between the Triple Bridge and the Dragon Bridge, with open stalls on Pogacarjev trg, a covered arcade and a fish market below.
Transport & infrastructure
Slovenia's main airport at Brnik, with a 1960s modernist terminal beside a newer passenger building, open aprons, a cargo area and one runway in flat farmland.

Transport & infrastructure
Main station of the Slovenian network north of the old town, with a long low concourse building, through platforms under canopies and the bus station on the same square.

Office, school & public building
Civic hall on Mestni trg rebuilt in Venetian Baroque style, with an arcaded inner courtyard, a stone staircase, a council chamber and a clock tower over the street.

Transport & infrastructure
Quiet regional airport at Orehova vas with a runway of about 2,500 metres, a small terminal, hangars and wide apron space used for cargo, training and general aviation.

Hospital, prison & institution
Former Yugoslav army barracks in central Ljubljana, squatted since 1993 as an autonomous cultural centre with painted facades, small clubs, studios and a sculpture yard.
Office, school & public building
Baroque mansion in Tivoli Park with a symmetrical front, stucco ceilings and period rooms, in use as the national museum of twentieth century history.
Hospital, prison & institution
Wing of the Katzenstein mansion at Begunje used as a Gestapo prison from 1941 to 1945, with preserved cells, prisoner inscriptions on the plaster and a memorial park behind.

Office, school & public building
Library completed by Joze Plecnik in 1941, with a rough stone and brick facade, a dark marble entrance staircase and a top lit reading room lined in wood.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Thirteen storey tower of 1933 with a spiral staircase, a period lift lobby and a top floor cafe and open terrace looking across the rooftops of central Ljubljana.

House & apartment
The architect Joze Plecnik's own house in Trnovo, left as he used it, with a round glazed extension, a study, a workshop and a walled garden of columns and planting.

Transport & infrastructure
Slovenia's cargo port on the Bay of Koper, with container, car and bulk terminals, gantry cranes, rail sidings, warehouses and open quays.

Mountains & wilderness
Karst cave system with more than twenty kilometres of passages, an electric cave railway, large chambers with stalactite growth and a concert hall sized hall.

Castle & estate
Castle built into a cave mouth in a 123 metre cliff, with a vertical front of windows, small vaulted rooms, a drawbridge and passages into the rock behind.

Historic town & street
Oldest town in Slovenia, with a Roman and medieval street plan, a monastery, a city tower and low painted houses climbing from the Drava to the castle hill.

Hotel & interiors
Nineteenth century spa resort in a wooded valley near Lasko, with historic bath houses, a colonnaded hall, thermal pools and a park of villas along the valley road.

House & apartment
Reconstructed Stajerska village of thatched farmhouses, granaries, a smithy, a toll house and beehives, laid out around farmyards with no modern buildings in shot.
Studio & backlot
Headquarters of the national public broadcaster on Kolodvorska ulica, holding multi camera television studios, control rooms, radio recording rooms and scenery workshops.

Coast & beach
Working salt pans at the Croatian border, with a grid of shallow basins, earth embankments, wooden sluices, salt workers houses and wide flat horizons.
Industrial & derelict
Former lead, zinc and barite mine above Litija, with a narrow main adit, timbered side galleries and coloured limonite formations growing on the tunnel walls.

Mountains & wilderness
UNESCO listed cave park where the Reka river runs through a canyon up to 140 metres high, crossed by a footbridge, with collapse dolines and karst villages above.

Historic town & street
Walled medieval town square with pastel merchant houses, a plague column, a stone bridge over the Selscica and the bishops castle on the slope above.

Office, school & public building
Museum in the Metelkova barracks quarter combining a restored nineteenth century block with a glazed new wing, holding open depots and large neutral exhibition floors.

Theatre, arena & venue
Neo-Renaissance opera house of 1892 with a horseshoe auditorium, tiered boxes and a painted ceiling, joined to a modern backstage block with rehearsal rooms.

Theatre, arena & venue
Theatre complex in central Maribor joining a nineteenth century auditorium to a glazed 1990s extension, holding drama, opera and ballet stages with workshops behind.

Transport & infrastructure
Working roundhouse at Parmova ulica with a locomotive turntable, halls of preserved steam engines and carriages, and exhibition buildings on signalling and track.

Village & countryside
Upper Soca valley around Bovec, with a turquoise river in gravel beds and gorges, hay meadows, scattered stone villages and the Julian Alps on both sides.
Seen in: The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian

Industrial & derelict
Working lignite power station in the Salek valley with cooling towers, a chimney of 350 metres, coal handling yards and large boiler and turbine halls.

Industrial & derelict
Preserved ironworking quarter at Jesenice with a blast furnace chimney, the Kasarna workers block, a forge and the Ruard manor that houses the Upper Sava Valley Museum.

Industrial & derelict
Glass factory working in the Zasavje coal valley since 1860, with furnace halls, hot end production lines, moulding shops and a works site pressed against wooded slopes.
Studio & backlot
Shared production space at Cesta 24. junija in the Crnuce district, built as one open multi purpose room with an infinity wall for video, photo and audio work by small crews.

Historic town & street
Oval paved square on the site of the filled inner harbour of Piran, ringed by Venetian and neoclassical fronts, with narrow lanes running to the sea walls.
Seen in: The Union
Office, school & public building
Former Carthusian monastery at Bistra holding transport, forestry and printing collections, with vaulted halls, a water powered sawmill and courtyards beside the mill stream.
City & skyline
Planned 1950s town centre built for the coal basin, with a wide axial square, arcaded blocks, a modernist cultural centre and a large statue of Tito.

City & skyline
Plecnik's three part river crossing joining Presernov trg to the old town, with balustrades, stairs down to the embankment and the pink Franciscan church behind.
Seen in: Canary Black

Industrial & derelict
Disused lead and zinc mine inside Mount Peca with kilometres of rail served tunnels, ore chambers and flooded sections reached by mine train, bicycle or kayak.

Office, school & public building
Former provincial parliament of Carniola on Kongresni trg, now the university rectorate, with a stone staircase, a ceremonial hall and panelled offices.
Seen in: Where to Invade Next
Studio & backlot
State run national film base in the Stegne industrial zone of Ljubljana, with two sound stages of about 665 and 476 square metres plus set building, wardrobe and prop departments.

Hotel & interiors
Former Yugoslav state residence on the shore of Lake Bled, with 1950s interiors, a mural covered reception hall, wide terraces and a private park down to a boathouse.
Studio & backlot
A column free 700 sqm sound stage in Leganes, south of Madrid, with a large cyclorama, dressing rooms and direct street level vehicle access for series, commercials and photo shoots.
Studio & backlot
Broadcast centre of the Valencian public media corporation at Burjassot, with television studios, news and drama sets, control galleries and technical support areas.
Transport & infrastructure
Madrid's main international airport, operated by Aena, with passenger terminals and airside areas listed under transport locations in the Madrid Film Office catalogue.
Historic town & street
Walled hill town of pink plastered houses, wooden balconies and stepped lanes above a river gorge, with a castle, cathedral and long stretch of town wall.
Industrial & derelict
A former mercury mine in Ciudad Real with headframes, shafts and underground galleries open for visits, worked from Roman times until closure in 2001.

Industrial & derelict
Salt works village inside the Cabo de Gata natural park, with evaporation pans, a salt loading pier, a lone white church and abandoned workers' buildings.
Transport & infrastructure
A disused 1919 Madrid Metro station preserved with its original tiled advertisements and platform furniture, opened to the public as a small museum called Anden 0.
Hospital, prison & institution
Disused provincial prison in Huelva with cell wings, barred galleries, exercise yards and a gatehouse, held in the Andalusia Film Commission catalogue as a prison location.
Theatre, arena & venue
Neo baroque city theatre of 1890 on the Bilbao riverbank, rebuilt after fire and flood, with a horseshoe auditorium, boxes, foyers and a stage house.

Industrial & derelict
Eighteenth century naval arsenal on the Bay of Cadiz at San Fernando, with dry docks, rope walks, workshops, barrack ranges and quays inside a walled military compound.
Industrial & derelict
Working ship repair yard in the port of Las Palmas with floating docks, gantry cranes, dry berths and large open quaysides, a heavy industrial backdrop on the water.

Industrial & derelict
Traditional wooden boatyard on Pedregalejo beach in Malaga, still building and repairing hulls on open sand, with timber sheds, slipways and hand tools.
Office, school & public building
Private members' institution on Plaza del Ayuntamiento with a 1930s marble staircase, a domed ballroom, panelled meeting rooms, a library and a rooftop terrace.

Theatre, arena & venue
Concert hall by Oscar Tusquets at the end of Las Canteras beach, with a stone tower, symphony auditorium, chamber hall and foyers looking straight onto the Atlantic.

Theatre, arena & venue
A sail-shaped concert hall on the Santa Cruz de Tenerife waterfront designed by Santiago Calatrava, with a curved white concrete shell around the main auditorium.

Theatre, arena & venue
Auditorium and congress centre sunk into the quay at Cartagena, with a main hall for about 1,400, chamber hall, glazed foyers and coloured cladding facing the harbour.

Industrial & derelict
A former wine and grain warehouse, the Alhondiga, in Bilbao rebuilt by Philippe Starck behind its original brick facade, with 43 varied columns under a rooftop pool and terrace.

Theatre, arena & venue
Congress centre and auditorium of 2003 next to the citadel, faced in black Zimbabwe granite, with a 1,568 seat hall, chamber hall and large glazed foyers.
Studio & backlot
A 400 sqm soundproofed sound stage in an industrial estate in Badalona, near Barcelona, with two permanent cycloramas, used for commercials, music videos and virtual production.
Seen in: Gum, Alhambra, Celofan

Mountains & wilderness
A semi-desert badlands landscape in southern Navarre with eroded clay buttes, plateaus and canyons, crossed by marked tracks inside a managed nature reserve.

House & apartment
Company housing estate built by the Rio Tinto Company from 1916 in Huelva, rows of low English style cottages with gables, porches, hedges and quiet planted streets.

Industrial & derelict
Museum in the Gallarta iron ore district, with mining machinery, a reconstructed gallery and access to the open cast workings and spoil landscape of Meatzaldea.

Historic town & street
The ruined shell of a town destroyed in the 1937 Battle of Belchite, left standing as a memorial with intact facades, a bell tower and rubble-filled streets open to visitors.
Seen in: The Adventures of Baron Munchausen (1988), Pan's Labyrinth (2006)
City & skyline
Dense high rise seafront on Levante beach, with towers, a curved promenade, bar and hotel frontage and a skyline used to stand in for larger resort cities.
Hospital, prison & institution
Fifteenth century hospital wards in the Raval, now the national library: long Gothic naves with pointed stone arches, reading rooms, a courtyard and a chapel.

Transport & infrastructure
Aena airport at Loiu with Santiago Calatrava's white winged terminal of 2000, a bright open concourse, glazed piers and aprons in a valley setting.

Transport & infrastructure
A metro network known for Norman Foster's glass-tube station entrances, locally called fosteritos, running through Bilbao and under the Nervion estuary.
Industrial & derelict
Working winery in Montilla, Córdoba, founded in 1729, with barrel cellars, courtyards and production buildings used for the local Montilla-Moriles wines.
Industrial & derelict
Sherry cellars at El Puerto de Santa Maria, tall whitewashed naves with rows of oak butts, sand floors, arched aisles and shafts of light from high windows.
Industrial & derelict
A former water-pump factory in Valencia built in Art Deco style, its restored halls now an art foundation with gallery and workshop spaces.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Narrow old town street in Logrono lined with about fifty small tapas bars, each with its own dish, giving dense night time frontage and interiors.

Theatre, arena & venue
FC Barcelona's stadium in the Les Corts district, one of Europe's largest football grounds, with tiered stands, a museum and tour access during redevelopment.
Seen in: Goal! II: Living the Dream (2007)

Transport & infrastructure
A Beaux-Arts railway station in the Pyrenees built for a cross-border line to France, its platforms and grand hall largely disused since 1970 and now under partial restoration.
Industrial & derelict
Former potash and salt mine open to visitors 86 metres underground, with galleries of grey and white salt plus surface pithead buildings and machinery.
House & apartment
Gaudi building of 1892 in central Leon, in grey stone with corner turrets and a moat, holding a restored warehouse floor, offices and period apartments.
Hospital, prison & institution
Civil Guard barracks in Aracena in the Sierra de Huelva, listed by the regional film commission under its heritage-architecture and prison-building category.
House & apartment
Gaudi's first house, built 1883 to 1885 in Gracia, with tiled facades, stencilled and painted period rooms, a small garden and a roof terrace, open for hire.
Historic town & street
The old quarter of Villa de Vallecas in southeast Madrid, with its historic square and adjoining municipal market, catalogued by Madrid Film Office for street and market scenes.
Castle & estate
Gothic circular hilltop castle overlooking Palma, built in the early 14th century as a royal residence, later used as a military prison, now a history museum with spaces the city council makes available for hire.

Castle & estate
A restored medieval hilltop castle above the Guadalquivir in Almodóvar del Río, listed in Andalucía Film Commission's network of singular private venues.

Modern architecture
Renzo Piano arts centre of 2017 raised on columns over Santander bay, with two curved ceramic clad volumes, glazed walkways, an auditorium and gallery floors.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A 7,000 square metre shopping centre in Ciudad Lineal with two retail floors, renovated in 2019, listed on the Madrid Film Office catalogue with production offices and loading access.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Shopping centre built over the Santa Catalina quay in Las Palmas, with glazed galleries, escalator atriums, chain stores, a cinema and rooftop views over the cruise berths.

House & apartment
The artist's former home at Tahiche, built over five volcanic bubbles, with white modernist rooms above and lava caves, a pool and a palm courtyard below ground.
Transport & infrastructure
Aena run island airport near Arrecife with two passenger terminals, a single runway across lava ground, baggage halls, boarding gates and apron stands.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Beach bar on Bolonia beach near Tarifa, a simple wood-built restaurant serving the dune-backed beach beside the Baelo Claudia Roman ruins.
Hospital, prison & institution
Sixteenth century star shaped military citadel with bastions, moats, a powder magazine, an arsenal and barracks buildings, now a public park and exhibition space.
Modern architecture
A cluster of white concrete and glass structures by Santiago Calatrava and Felix Candela beside the old Turia riverbed, including a planetarium dome, an opera house, a science museum and an oceanarium.
Modern architecture
A hilltop complex of curved stone and glass buildings by Peter Eisenman above Santiago de Compostela, combining library, museum and archive functions on wide open plazas.

Studio & backlot
Purpose-built studio complex beside the Mediterranean on the edge of Alicante, with large sound stages, exterior water tanks and production support buildings, reopened to shoots in 2022.
Seen in: Asterix at the Olympic Games (2008), The Impossible (2012)

Mountains & wilderness
A karst rock park near Cuenca where erosion has carved limestone into towers and shapes along a signed walking route through pine forest.
House & apartment
A 1955 workers housing estate in San Blas-Canillejas with low rise apartment blocks, single family homes, a parish church and shared sports ground, catalogued by Madrid Film Office.
Office, school & public building
German international school built in 2015 on a 34,700 square metre campus in Fuencarral, with a courtyard, assembly hall, sports hall and football pitch, filmed only outside term time.

Industrial & derelict
Preserved textile factory village of the 1890s with brick mill sheds, workers' housing, a school, a cooperative and Gaudi's unfinished crypt, 15 km from Barcelona.
Office, school & public building
Nineteenth century seminary building above Comillas by Domenech i Montaner and Gaudi's circle, with a long stone facade, cloisters, chapel and lecture rooms.

Office, school & public building
A large 1930s university campus, Ciudad Universitaria, west of central Madrid, with monumental faculty buildings, an observatory and open lawns.

Office, school & public building
A former 18th-century army barracks in Madrid with a long baroque facade and large parade-ground courtyards, converted into a public cultural centre.
Industrial & derelict
Working olive oil cooperative in the small Sierra de Huelva town of Zufre, with mill buildings, storage tanks and loading areas used to process the local harvest.
Theatre, arena & venue
Open air courtyard playhouse of 1628 on the main square of Almagro, with wooden galleries on two levels, a raised stage and benches, still in use for festivals.
Coast & beach
A protected dune field and beach on the north coast of Fuerteventura, with shifting white sand hills managed by the island council.

Industrial & derelict
Disused sandstone quarry at Osuna worked since Roman times, with sheer cut walls, carved chambers, an amphitheatre space and rubble floors in the open air.
Studio & backlot
Broadcast centre of the Galician public media company at San Marcos, Santiago, with television studios, news and drama sets, control rooms and technical areas.
Transport & infrastructure
General-aviation aerodrome opened in 1911, 8km from central Madrid, mixed civil-military use with flying schools, hangars, workshops and three control towers, no scheduled passenger traffic.
Industrial & derelict
Rum distillery working since 1884 in Arucas, with an American oak cask cellar, copper stills, bottling lines and stone industrial buildings open to guided visits.

Office, school & public building
Modern art museum set inside the Renaissance sea wall of Palma, mixing stone bastions and a water filled moat with concrete galleries and a rooftop terrace over the bay.

Theatre, arena & venue
Valencia CF's stadium near the city centre, one of Spain's older large football grounds, with pitch, stands and hospitality areas available through the club.

Theatre, arena & venue
Football stadium in Huelva, home ground of Recreativo de Huelva, with a modern bowl-shaped stand used for sports and crowd scenes.

Theatre, arena & venue
Sevilla FC's stadium in Nervión, built in 1958, with pitch, stands, dressing rooms, press areas and an adjoining sports complex of 13 pitches offered for filming.

Theatre, arena & venue
Municipal athletics stadium reopened in 2019 in Chamberi, with a partly covered 10,000-seat stand around a lime-green 400m track, a covered training straight and a natural grass infield.
Theatre, arena & venue
A congress and concert hall in Bilbao built in weathered steel on the site of the former Euskalduna shipyard, its shape referencing a ship's hull under construction.
Theatre, arena & venue
Purpose built congress centre at Meloneras with a large auditorium, column free exhibition halls, foyers and glazed frontage, usable as conference, gala or corporate interiors.

Industrial & derelict
A former 19th-century textile mill in Barcelona's Sant Andreu district, its long brick sheds and chimney now used as artist studios and a cultural centre.
Theatre, arena & venue
Barcelona's historic trade fair complex on Montjuïc by Plaça d'Espanya, with several exhibition halls and a central avenue used for conventions, launches and large events.
Hospital, prison & institution
Former hospital building in the historic centre of Jaén, listed by the regional film commission under historic centres and hospitals; coordinates mark the town centre.
Studio & backlot
A permanent western style backlot in the Tabernas desert with a saloon, jail, church and ranch buildings, built for spaghetti westerns and still used for filming and photography.
Seen in: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, The Sisters Brothers, That Dirty Black Bag

Hospital, prison & institution
Nineteenth century Isabel II fortress guarding the mouth of Mahon harbour, with gun galleries, tunnels, barrack blocks, a military prison and open glacis above the sea.
Transport & infrastructure
The island airport of Fuerteventura, operated by Aena, catalogued by Canary Islands Film Commission under its airport locations.
Church & monastery
Private cultural foundation in a former 1584 church in the Salamanca district, protected as a site of cultural interest, with its chapel, two exhibition rooms and an auditorium with a dressing room and translation booth.
Office, school & public building
Nineteenth century cultural society building on Plaza de Cairasco in Las Palmas, with a modernist facade, a gilded golden hall, library rooms and a restaurant terrace, available for hire.
Studio & backlot
A studio complex in Paterna near Valencia with four sound stages from 200 to 1,000 square metres, production offices, dubbing studios and control rooms, beside the V-30 motorway.

Historic town & street
Small port town on the north coast rebuilt after the 1706 eruption, with cobbled colonial streets, balconied houses, convents, a sea castle and lava rock pools.

Transport & infrastructure
Aena run international airport at Gando with two runways, a long linear terminal, check in halls, boarding gates and apron areas, plus an adjoining air force base perimeter.
Studio & backlot
A publicly owned studio complex on Gran Canaria with two large sound stages, one built as a virtual production volume with a curved LED wall, plus two backlot plots.
Seen in: The Abyss, Deep Water, The Penguin Lessons, Die drei Fragezeichen
Theatre, arena & venue
Barcelona's main opera house on La Rambla, with a gilded horseshoe auditorium, a grand foyer and a stage house rebuilt after a 1994 fire.

Theatre, arena & venue
Red brick neo Mudejar theatre in Cadiz opened in 1910, with a horseshoe auditorium in three tiers, painted ceiling, boxes and a horseshoe arched facade.

Modern architecture
Frank Gehry's titanium clad museum of 1997 on the Nervion, with a tall atrium, curved galleries, a 130 metre long hall and riverside terraces.
Seen in: The World Is Not Enough
Hotel & interiors
Nineteenth century manor house turned rural hotel outside Arucas, set in a working banana plantation, with courtyards, period rooms, gardens and volcanic stone facades.
House & apartment
Andalusian farmstead near Carmona built round a walled courtyard, with an olive press range, tower, stables and whitewashed living quarters in open countryside.
Industrial & derelict
Former flour mill on the river at Alcala de Guadaira, brick and iron industrial halls with milling floors and tall windows, now in public use and listed by the film commission.

Hospital, prison & institution
Large public hospital complex opened in 1973 in Usera, with a 15-storey red brick inpatient tower, a semicircular maternity building and a newer glass outpatient block around wide gardens and its own helipad.

Hospital, prison & institution
A former working hospital in Barcelona built as a campus of Art Nouveau pavilions with domes, mosaics and underground connecting tunnels, now a monument and event venue.

Hospital, prison & institution
Sixteenth century hospital outside the walls of Toledo, with a double marble patio, a church nave, a period pharmacy, a hospital ward and panelled palace rooms.

Office, school & public building
Sixteenth century royal hospital that now houses the rectorate of the University of Granada, with four cloistered patios, a coffered library hall and plateresque doorways.
Hotel & interiors
A 1928 regionalista hotel built for the Ibero-American Exposition in Seville, with mudejar and baroque details, columned courtyards and a tower, listed in Andalucía Film Commission's network of singular venues.
Seen in: The Crown, Berlin, Lawrence of Arabia

Hotel & interiors
Grand hotel of 1926 on Plaza Moyua, seat of the Basque government during the Civil War, with a stained glass rotunda, marble lobby and period bedrooms.

Hotel & interiors
Belle epoque hotel of 1912 on the Urumea in San Sebastian, with a marble lobby, ballroom, panelled bar and river facing suites, used during the film festival.
Hotel & interiors
Hotel set among pinewoods above Alcalá de Guadaíra near Seville, a low-rise building with gardens and a pool used for period and contemporary hospitality scenes.
Hotel & interiors
Eighteenth century baroque palace in Osuna working as a hotel, with a carved stone portal, arcaded patio, chapel, panelled salons and period bedrooms.
Transport & infrastructure
City bus station in Huelva with a covered concourse, ticket desks, numbered bays and coach apron, a plain working transport interior listed for filming.
Transport & infrastructure
Aena run island airport at Es Codolar with a single terminal, arrivals and departures halls, boarding gates, apron stands and a runway beside the salt pans.
Hospital, prison & institution
Working forensic institute in Huelva with laboratories, examination rooms, corridors and an institutional entrance, offered through the Andalusia Film Commission catalogue.

Office, school & public building
A 1918 former bank headquarters on Calle Alcala known as the Edificio de las Cariatides, with a caryatid facade, a stained glass domed lobby, a vault-turned-exhibition room and a rooftop terrace.
Coast & beach
Beach at Zumaia backed by vertical flysch rock layers, part of a protected geopark, with wave cut platforms, cliffs and a hermitage on the headland.
Seen in: Game of Thrones
Hospital, prison & institution
Civil war air raid shelter under the centre of Jaen, a long brick vaulted tunnel system with benches, latrines and narrow stair entrances, open as a museum.

Theatre, arena & venue
Cesar Manrique venue built inside a collapsed lava tube, with an underground salt lake, a white terrace pool, a bar cut into rock and a concert cave used as an auditorium.

Transport & infrastructure
Spain's second busiest airport, run by Aena, with Ricardo Bofill's glass Terminal 1, long check in halls, boarding piers, aprons and a general aviation area.
Theatre, arena & venue
1999 congress and concert building by architect Rafael Moneo on the San Sebastian seafront, two glass cube auditoria that host the San Sebastian Film Festival and rentable event spaces.
Hospital, prison & institution
Barcelona's former Model prison in the Eixample, closed in 2017 after 113 years, now a memorial space with courtyard tours ahead of redevelopment into public facilities and housing.
Industrial & derelict
Former 1940s elevator factory of the Boetticher company in Villaverde, converted into a public innovation centre with a large open barrel-vaulted hall, a tower, classrooms and an auditorium.
Office, school & public building
A provincial council cultural centre in Málaga with halls, a courtyard and exhibition spaces used for screenings and events, available for external space bookings.
Industrial & derelict
Closed state arms factory in Oviedo covering about 115,000 square metres, with 19th and 20th century workshop halls, offices, a chapel and open yards.
Modern architecture
Former 1950s vocational university complex in Gijon, one of Spain's largest buildings, with a tall tower, a domed theatre and courtyard, now a cultural centre offering spaces for hire and its own filming rental process.
Hotel & interiors
Seafront hotel on Malvarrosa beach built around a 1930s neoclassical bathing pavilion, with colonnades, a large pool terrace, ballrooms and sea view suites.
Industrial & derelict
A red-cliffed landscape left by Roman open-cast gold mining, honeycombed with tunnels and covered in chestnut trees, managed as a protected heritage site in the Bierzo hills.

Theatre, arena & venue
Circular multipurpose arena with a glazed dome on the Casa de Campo exhibition ground, three connected floors, a retractable seating rack and a tunnel link to two neighbouring pavilions.
Studio & backlot
A production complex in Tres Cantos, north of Madrid, with two large sound stages, twelve smaller warehouse units, production offices and crew facilities, built on the former Secuoya Studios site.

Industrial & derelict
A former municipal slaughterhouse and cattle market beside the Manzanares river, its early 20th-century brick pavilions converted into galleries, studios and event spaces.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Neoclassical market of 1838 in the old town of Cadiz, a colonnaded square enclosing fish and produce stalls, with a modern food court along one side.

Bar, restaurant & shop
A 1928 Art Nouveau market hall in central Valencia with domed ceilings, stained glass and stalls trading under an iron and tile structure.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Granite market of 1941 built as eight linked stone halls in the old town, with fish, meat and produce stalls, arcades and small bars between the buildings.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Three-storey covered food market from the historic centre of Madrid, mixing traditional butcher, fishmonger and grocery stalls with newer restaurant units and a flamenco dance school on the top floor.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A 1916 modernist market hall in Valencia's Eixample designed by Francisco Mora, its original iron and glass structure now housing cafes and restaurants.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Covered municipal market on Calle Feria in Seville's Macarena district, said to be the city's oldest, with iron-framed stalls selling fresh produce, fish and tapas bars.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Iron and glass market hall of 1904 behind Santander city hall, with a fish and shellfish floor, produce stalls upstairs and a glazed roof over the aisles.

Bar, restaurant & shop
A large Art Deco covered market on the Nervión riverbank in Bilbao's old town, with several trading floors of food stalls.

Bar, restaurant & shop
A restored early 1900s cast-iron and glass market hall next to Plaza Mayor in Madrid, now a covered food and tapas market.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Covered market on the Triana bank of the Guadalquivir, built over the remains of the castle of San Jorge, with fish, produce and tapas stalls under an iron and glass roof.

Bar, restaurant & shop
The oldest covered market in Las Palmas, opened in 1858 in the Vegueta old town, with an iron roofed hall, fish, meat and produce stalls and narrow surrounding streets.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A 1930 municipal market hall in Chamberí with a coloured corner facade, its stalls and storage areas offered for filming outside main trading hours.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Restored 1882 iron and glass market hall on a cross shaped plan, with food and clothing stalls, a Sunday book market and a basement showing Roman remains.
Industrial & derelict
Nineteenth century iron mine in the Sierra Minera at La Union, an underground chamber about 80 metres across held up on rock pillars, reached by a sloping gallery.
Studio & backlot
A preserved western film set in the Tabernas desert built for 1960s Spaghetti Westerns, with a saloon, jail and main street still used for stunt shows and shoots.
Seen in: A Fistful of Dollars (1964), For a Few Dollars More (1965)

Industrial & derelict
Museum at El Entrego built around a headframe, with a reconstructed underground mine, machinery halls, a lamp room and industrial exhibits in the Nalon valley.
Theatre, arena & venue
Motor racing complex at Alcaniz with a Grand Prix circuit, pit lane and garages, a technology park, karting and off road tracks and large paddock areas.
Industrial & derelict
Historic ore-loading pier built by the Rio Tinto Company on the Huelva waterfront, an iron-framed structure once used to load mineral trains onto ships.

Office, school & public building
Former Mahou brewery building from 1891 near Plaza Espana, refurbished into a museum of illustration with six floors around an interior courtyard, exposed brick and a 200 square metre main exhibition hall.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Art Deco cocktail bar on the Gran Via opened in 1931, with its original 1930s wood and chrome interior by Luis Gutierrez Soto intact, plus an in-house sound and lighting rig.

Transport & infrastructure
Spain's railway museum, housed in the former Delicias terminus with its 19th-century iron and glass trainshed, displaying historic locomotives and carriages.

Office, school & public building
Decorative arts museum from 1912 in a 19th century Madrid townhouse near the Retiro park, with four floors of period rooms including a Valencian 18th century tiled kitchen and an Imperial staircase.

Industrial & derelict
Former wool washing works of the eighteenth century among the granite boulders of Los Barruecos, now a Fluxus art museum with stone halls, water tanks and yards.

Office, school & public building
Juan Navarro Baldeweg museum of 2010 on the Arlanzon in Burgos, with a fully glazed facade, open floor plates, wide ramps and daylit exhibition levels.

Industrial & derelict
Museum in the 1846 San Blas ironworks at Sabero, a stone hall in neo Gothic form with tall arched windows, machinery displays and mining buildings around it.
Industrial & derelict
Modernista steam powered textile mill of 1909 in Terrassa, with a glazed sawtooth roof, wide column free machine halls and working looms, engines and boilers.

Industrial & derelict
Former glue factory in La Sagrera run as a cultural centre, with a large open hall, bare brick and concrete rooms, an enclosed yard and painted walls, all hireable.
Industrial & derelict
State owned naval shipyard on the Ferrol estuary, with covered building halls, dry docks, gantry cranes, fitting out quays and heavy workshop interiors.
Industrial & derelict
Former sawmill in Tetuan converted into an events space, keeping its high ceilings, natural light and worn industrial character, now used for cultural events and shoots.
Office, school & public building
Former 18th century tapestry factory palace in central Madrid, restored in 2011 as offices for the Room Mate hotel chain, with a soundproofed 450 square metre event hall, a small cinema and a rooftop terrace.
Office, school & public building
Madrid's ornate former post office building on Plaza de Cibeles, now the city hall, with a public exhibition centre, a rooftop viewpoint and a domed central hall.

Theatre, arena & venue
Regional performing arts centre of 1991 in Santander, with a main hall of about 1,600 seats, a chamber hall, wide marble foyers and backstage areas.
Palace & landmark
Fortified 11th century Moorish palace in Zaragoza, with horseshoe arches and a courtyard garden, later remodelled by the Catholic Monarchs and now home to the Aragonese regional parliament.

Palace & landmark
Early 20th century royal summer residence on its own peninsula park in Santander, English and Montanes-style architecture, now a summer university campus that also hosts conferences and weddings.
Palace & landmark
A historic sherry house palace in Jerez de la Frontera, listed in Andalucía Film Commission's network of singular private venues.
Office, school & public building
1998 convention centre by architect Norman Foster in northern Valencia, with a marble-clad hall, a large auditorium and multiple meeting rooms available for hire.
Theatre, arena & venue
A Modernista concert hall in Barcelona by Lluis Domenech i Montaner, with a stained-glass skylight, sculpted facades and an ornate main auditorium.

House & apartment
Gaudi town mansion off La Rambla, with stone stables in the basement, a parabolic central hall, dark panelled reception rooms and a roof of tiled chimneys.

Theatre, arena & venue
An indoor arena on Montjuïc designed by Arata Isozaki for the 1992 Olympics, used for concerts, sports events and large productions.

Transport & infrastructure
Aena run airport at Son Sant Joan, one of the busiest in Spain, with four passenger modules, long finger piers, baggage halls and two parallel runways.
Studio & backlot
A production services company in Marratxi near Palma with a 1,000 square metre sound stage, production offices and in-house camera, grip and lighting kit for hire on Mallorca.

Office, school & public building
Nineteenth century university building in central Zaragoza, with a brick and stone facade, a ceremonial assembly hall, galleried courtyard and museum rooms.
Studio & backlot
A former hospital in Terrassa converted into a studio park with four sound stages from 400 to 1,260 sqm, offices and interior sets, run by the city council and the Catalan government.
Castle & estate
Templar sea castle on a rock joined to the shore by a sand bar, with vaulted halls, ramparts and a walled white town of narrow streets below.
Seen in: Game of Thrones, El Cid, Calabuch

Coast & beach
A tidal beach at Ribadeo shaped by sea arches and cliffs up to 30 metres high, fully walkable only at low tide and reached with a free timed permit in summer.
Theatre, arena & venue
Madrid's Neo-Mudejar bullring seating over 23,000, with brick and ceramic tile facades, tiered stands and an on-site bullfighting museum.
House & apartment
A 1959 social housing scheme in Villaverde built as open superblocks around courtyards, with two 12 and 14 storey towers and a surviving brick factory chimney, listed by Madrid Film Office.

Historic town & street
Open-air architecture museum on Montjuic built for the 1929 exhibition, recreating streets and squares from across Spain with more than 100 full-scale building facades, workshops and courtyards.
Industrial & derelict
Small 1980s industrial estate in Puente de Vallecas, built as repetitive brick warehouses with two-pitched roofs along a single curved access street, used by small and medium local businesses.
Industrial & derelict
Industrial estate built between the 1950s and 1970s near the M-30 and M-40 ring roads, mixing surviving factories, warehouses and workshops with converted offices, low-rise housing and some abandoned units.

Transport & infrastructure
City centre port with a cruise terminal, container and bulk quays, a marina, a long promenade quay and warehouses under the castle hill.

Transport & infrastructure
Working Mediterranean port managed by a public authority, with container terminals, cruise quays, the older Port Vell basins, warehouses and a swing bridge.

Transport & infrastructure
Bulk cargo port west of Gijon, with coal and ore stockyards, unloading gantries, long breakwaters, container quays and a nearby steelworks and power plant.
Transport & infrastructure
Working port run by the Balearic port authority, with cruise berths, ferry ramps, container quays, fuel jetties and marina pontoons under the cathedral skyline.
Transport & infrastructure
Industrial port north of Valencia, with bulk and steel quays, cranes and open storage yards, next to the surviving blast furnace and workshops of the old steelworks.
Transport & infrastructure
Commercial and cruise port run by Puertos de Tenerife, with container terminals, ferry ramps, fuel jetties, warehouses and long quays right against the city centre.

Transport & infrastructure
Bay port with a ferry terminal for the United Kingdom, car export yards, bulk quays, warehouses and cranes, close to the city centre and the beaches.

Transport & infrastructure
Large fishing and cargo port on the Vigo ria, with fish market halls, container and car terminals, a cruise quay, shipyards and quaysides in the city centre.

Industrial & derelict
Former coal mine of 1917 kept as a heritage site, with two headframes, winding engines, lamp room, baths and guided access to galleries several hundred metres down.
Studio & backlot
A television production complex in Oviedo with four stages (1,268, 492 and 350 square metres, plus a 150 square metre chroma stage), built for broadcaster RTPA and hired out for other productions.
Seen in: Siempre al Día, Conexión Asturias, Asturias.Report, Babel

Office, school & public building
Modern campus on the edge of Pamplona, with brick faculty blocks, lecture theatres, laboratories, a library, sports halls and open landscaped grounds.

Transport & infrastructure
The port of Bilbao at the mouth of the Nervión estuary, with container terminals, quaysides and breakwaters managed by the Bilbao Port Authority.

Transport & infrastructure
The commercial and passenger port of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, with quaysides, terminal buildings and the Santa Catalina wharf, catalogued by Canary Islands Film Commission's ports category.
Theatre, arena & venue
Historical show park outside Toledo with built medieval and Renaissance villages, a large night show arena, stage machinery, costume workshops and stables.

Palace & landmark
Mudéjar royal palace complex in central Seville with tiled courtyards, arched ceremonial halls and lush formal gardens.
Seen in: Lawrence of Arabia (1962), Kingdom of Heaven (2005), Game of Thrones (season 5, Dorne)

Hotel & interiors
Nineteenth century members' club on Calle Traperia with a Moorish patio, a mirrored ballroom, a domed ladies' powder room, a library and billiard rooms, open to visitors.
Theatre, arena & venue
Trade fair and congress centre by Santiago Calatrava in Santa Cruz, with a wide ribbed concrete canopy, open exhibition floor, meeting rooms and loading access for large builds.

Office, school & public building
Student residence founded in 1910 in a Mudejar-style cluster of pavilions from 1915, once home to Garcia Lorca, Dali and Bunuel, with a historic assembly hall, twin residential wings and a historic garden.

Theatre, arena & venue
Conference and concert centre in Logrono, with an auditorium of about 1,000 seats, a multipurpose hall, meeting rooms and a glazed foyer beside the park.

Industrial & derelict
An open-cast copper and mineral mining landscape in Huelva province with reddened terrain, a heritage mining railway and a mining museum.
Theatre, arena & venue
Atlético Madrid's stadium in San Blas-Canillejas, built with conference and event functions alongside football, offering outdoor areas for private functions.
Studio & backlot
A virtual production studio in Madrid's Tetuan district with four stages, including an 800 sqm LED volume stage with a robotic motion-control rig, used for commercials and music videos.
Seen in: Erborian, Nike, Mutua Madrilena, Benidorm Fest

Theatre, arena & venue
Roman theatre of 15 BC managed by the Consorcio de Merida, with a two storey columned stage front, semicircular stone seating for about 6,000 and the adjoining amphitheatre.

Office, school & public building
Astronomical observatory at 2,400 metres run by the Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias, with white telescope domes, control rooms, service corridors and a ridge road above the clouds.
Industrial & derelict
Eighteenth century royal glassworks at San Ildefonso, with a vast pillared factory hall, domed furnace houses, workshops and a working glass blowing school.

Industrial & derelict
A working tapestry and carpet workshop in Madrid founded in 1721, still weaving on wooden looms in its original workshop halls, open for guided tours.

Industrial & derelict
Working sea salt works on the south west coast, a grid of shallow evaporation pans in pink and white beside black lava cliffs, with pumps, channels and salt piles.
Hotel & interiors
Colonial style grand hotel of 1890 in Doramas Park, Las Palmas, with wooden balconies, a marble lobby, ballroom, period suites and a garden pool terrace.
Transport & infrastructure
Seville's main railway station, a large modern terminus with a vaulted departure hall serving high-speed AVE trains and regional services across Andalusia.
Theatre, arena & venue
Real Madrid's stadium in central Madrid, seating over 80,000 under a retractable roof, with dressing rooms, a trophy room and pitch-level tour access.
Seen in: Goal! (2005)

Industrial & derelict
Working porcelain factory at Cervo founded on an 18th century ironworks site, with round white workshop buildings, kilns, moulding shops and a museum.
Transport & infrastructure
Aena run airport at San Pablo with a Rafael Moneo terminal of blue arched halls, check in rows, boarding gates, apron stands and a single runway on flat farmland.

Office, school & public building
City hall between Plaza Nueva and Plaza de San Francisco, joining a carved plateresque wing to a nineteenth century front, with council chamber, staircase and offices.
Transport & infrastructure
A narrow-gauge heritage railway on Mallorca linking Palma to Soller through the Serra de Tramuntana, still running vintage wooden carriages dating from 1912.

Industrial & derelict
A former state tobacco factory in San Sebastian, its early 20th-century industrial halls converted into a contemporary culture and creation centre.

Mountains & wilderness
Europe's only true desert, with eroded badlands, dry riverbeds and surviving western town sets from the spaghetti-western era.
Seen in: Lawrence of Arabia (1962), The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (1966), Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989)

Theatre, arena & venue
Nineteenth century opera house in central Palma with a horseshoe auditorium, tiered boxes, painted ceiling, orchestra pit and a smaller studio hall.
Theatre, arena & venue
Municipal cinema and theatre on the Alameda in Tarifa's old town, a public building used for screenings, performances and civic events on Spain's southernmost point.

Theatre, arena & venue
City theatre of 1864 in Valladolid, restored in the 1990s, with a horseshoe auditorium of about 1,200 seats, tiers of boxes, foyers and a deep stage.

Theatre, arena & venue
Opera house of 1892 in Oviedo, rebuilt after the Civil War, with a horseshoe auditorium of about 1,300 seats, boxes, a large stage and formal foyers.
Theatre, arena & venue
Contemporary theatre on the Isla de la Cartuja built for Expo 92, with a black box stage, flexible seating, technical galleries and a metal clad exterior.

Theatre, arena & venue
The oldest theatre in the Canaries, opened in 1851 in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, with a horseshoe auditorium, boxes, a neoclassical foyer and a domed corner facade.
Theatre, arena & venue
900-seat theatre on the Plaza de la Cebada spread over three floors, with a lobby, club level and boxes, and an upper amphitheatre with good sightlines and acoustics.
Seen in: El Corte Ingles Emidio Tucci advert (2023)

Theatre, arena & venue
City theatre of 1862 in central Murcia with a horseshoe auditorium in three tiers, a painted dome, gilt boxes, a marble foyer and a classical portico.
Office, school & public building
University spread through restored military and civic buildings in Cartagena, with an old artillery barracks campus, lecture halls, laboratories and stone courtyards.

Mountains & wilderness
High volcanic caldera around the Teide summit at over 2,000 metres, with lava fields, ochre rock towers, cinder plains and long empty access roads used as off world terrain.
Seen in: One Million Years B.C., Clash of the Titans, Wrath of the Titans, Fast & Furious 6

Transport & infrastructure
Aena run holiday airport at Reina Sofia with a single runway, open air walkways between terminal and gates, arrivals hall, apron and car park decks.

Transport & infrastructure
Airport used for aircraft storage, maintenance and dismantling, with rows of parked airliners on a wide apron, a long runway and hangars in dry open country.

Mountains & wilderness
A national park on Lanzarote covering volcanic terrain formed by 18th-century eruptions, with lava fields, craters and a visitor route by coach.

Transport & infrastructure
A still-operating Roman lighthouse on a headland outside A Coruna, the oldest lighthouse in continuous use in the world, refaced in granite in the 18th century.
Transport & infrastructure
Underground service galleries and technical chambers within Madrid's M-30 ring road tunnels, reaching about 60 metres deep, made available by the road operator for corridor and underground scenes.
Seen in: Perverso, 30 Monedas, ¡García!, Intergalactic
Office, school & public building
A 16th-century university campus in Alcala de Henares, centred on the Colegio de San Ildefonso with its plateresque facade and a historic assembly hall.
Office, school & public building
Public university spread over La Laguna with a 1960s rectorate block, faculty buildings, lecture halls, laboratories and campus greens beside the UNESCO listed old town.

Office, school & public building
Compact city campus in Logrono, with brick and glass faculty buildings, lecture theatres, laboratories, a library and a sports centre around open squares.
Office, school & public building
Hillside university campus above Las Palmas with faculty blocks, lecture theatres, laboratories, a library and open plazas, giving modern institutional interiors and exteriors.

Office, school & public building
Rafael Moneo museum of 2015 on the university campus, with concrete and glass galleries, a theatre, wide ramps and daylit halls suited to interior work.

Office, school & public building
Sixteenth century university building in central Oviedo, with an arcaded stone courtyard, a ceremonial hall, historic library rooms and lecture theatres.

Office, school & public building
Spain's oldest university, with a 16th-century plateresque facade, cloisters and historic lecture halls set around Salamanca's old town.
Office, school & public building
University founded in 1495, with a neoclassical faculty building and cloister in the old town plus 20th century campuses, lecture halls and libraries.
Office, school & public building
Seville's university rectorate housed in the former Royal Tobacco Factory, an 18th-century industrial building with long stone facades, courtyards and vaulted halls.

Transport & infrastructure
Aena run airport at Manises with a single passenger terminal, glazed departure hall, aprons, a cargo area and adjoining general aviation hangars.

House & apartment
Isolated 1940s house with a round tower on the Cofete plain under the Jandia massif, reached by a dirt track, with bare rooms, a walled garden and no near neighbours.
Industrial & derelict
Winery and wine museum at Briones, with stainless steel and barrel halls, an underground cellar, exhibition galleries and vineyards on the Ebro valley slopes.

Transport & infrastructure
A working transporter bridge over the Ria de Bilbao between Portugalete and Las Arenas, carrying a suspended gondola across the estuary since 1893, with a walkway on top.
Industrial & derelict
Water intake control building of the Cristóbal Colón combined-cycle power station on the Huelva estuary, a compact industrial structure among pipework and cooling infrastructure.
Industrial & derelict
A small industrial pocket of Villa de Vallecas with narrow streets, warehouses and low workshop buildings on distinctive corner plots, catalogued by Madrid Film Office.

Industrial & derelict
Former dock island in the Bilbao estuary now being redeveloped, mixing empty warehouses and quay walls with new bridges, waterfront paths and apartment blocks.
Mountains & wilderness
National park in Swedish Lapland around Lake Tornetrask, with birch forest, mountain heath, the Abisko canyon and a mountain station used as a base for hiking and aurora viewing.

Theatre, arena & venue
A spherical indoor arena in Johanneshov, Stockholm, one of the largest hemispherical buildings in the world, used for concerts, sport and large-scale events with a SkyView cable car running up its outer shell.
Office, school & public building
A research university campus along Kungsportsavenyen in Gothenburg, with early 20th-century main buildings and later science and engineering blocks around a long central mall.
Theatre, arena & venue
Open-air amphitheatre built into a flooded former limestone quarry near Rattvik in Dalarna, with a stage, restaurant and glamping accommodation beside the water.

Theatre, arena & venue
Stockholm's largest public swimming complex on Sodermalm, with an Olympic-sized 50 metre indoor pool, an outdoor pool and diving towers used for competitions.
Industrial & derelict
UNESCO-listed copper mine in Falun, Dalarna, with underground tour routes, a mine museum, historic miners' cottages and a large open pit.

Coast & beach
Small Baltic island north of Gotland with limestone rauk stacks, shingle shores and windswept heathland, where Ingmar Bergman lived and filmed for decades.
Seen in: Persona (1966), Through a Glass Darkly (1961), Scenes from a Marriage (1973)
Bar, restaurant & shop
A neo-Gothic fish market hall in central Gothenburg, built in 1874 to resemble a church, with fish counters and small restaurants inside its single vaulted space.

Studio & backlot
Regional film fund and studio base in Trollhättan, nicknamed Trollywood, whose stages and industrial halls have held full-scale purpose-built sets.
Seen in: Dogville (2003), Melancholia (2011)

Office, school & public building
The Brutalist 1970 headquarters of the Swedish Film Institute in Gardet, Stockholm, built to resemble a camera, housing a film archive, offices and two public cinemas.
Seen in: Guldbagge Awards ceremony, Stockholm International Film Festival industry programme
Theatre, arena & venue
A small, densely packed amusement park on Djurgarden's waterfront in Stockholm, open since 1883 with over 30 rides and three indoor and outdoor stages used for summer concerts.

Hotel & interiors
Hotel rebuilt each winter from ice and snow from the Torne River in Jukkasjarvi, Swedish Lapland, alongside a year-round warm wing, with conference and wedding facilities.

Industrial & derelict
A former NOHAB locomotive and engine works in Trollhattan, its brick factory halls now a business park, science centre and meeting venue around the old workshop buildings.
House & apartment
A lakeside manor building on Ekero outside Stockholm that houses a folk high school with media production courses, used as the boarding school interiors and exteriors in a Netflix teen drama.
Seen in: Young Royals
Industrial & derelict
A working underground iron-ore mine beneath Kiruna with an ore body 4 kilometres long, its headframes and processing plant dominating the edge of the town.

Theatre, arena & venue
The main concert hall for orchestral music in Stockholm, overlooking Hotorget, home to the Royal Stockholm Philharmonic Orchestra and the venue for the annual Nobel Prize ceremony.

Theatre, arena & venue
Culture house and municipal theatre on Sergels torg in central Stockholm, with several stages, exhibition halls, a library and rooms available for hire.
Hospital, prison & institution
Former state prison on a small island in central Stockholm, closed in 1975 and converted into a hotel, hostel and restaurant that keeps its original cell wings.

Industrial & derelict
Former shipyard peninsula in Gothenburg redeveloped since the 1990s into a science park of offices, test beds and studios jointly run by the city and industry.

Theatre, arena & venue
Amusement park in central Gothenburg with rides, stages and gardens, plus on-site hotels and dedicated conference and event spaces for hire.

Office, school & public building
One of Northern Europe's oldest universities, its 19th-century main building facing the historic Lundagard park next to Lund Cathedral in the centre of Lund.

Theatre, arena & venue
Concert hall and congress centre in Malmo, home to the Malmo Symphony Orchestra, with a main concert hall and several smaller performance spaces.
Transport & infrastructure
Sweden's naval museum on the island of Stumholmen in Karlskrona, part of the country's only baroque naval town and still-active naval base, with historic ships moored alongside.
Castle & estate
A lakeside castle and former handicraft teacher-training seminary near Gothenburg with function rooms, guest wings and parkland, publishing its own photography and filming service and used in a Swedish period TV drama.
Seen in: Var tid ar nu (The Restaurant)

Theatre, arena & venue
A 1920s entertainment building in central Stockholm combining a concert hall, restaurant and function rooms, long associated with Swedish jazz and now hired out for concerts, dinners and conferences.
Bar, restaurant & shop
A market hall on Ostermalmstorg in Stockholm, open since 1888, with stalls and small restaurants for fish, meat, cheese and produce under an iron-framed roof.

Transport & infrastructure
The largest port in the Nordic countries, handling nearly 30 percent of Sweden's foreign trade across container, roro, ferry and energy terminals along the Gota Alv river mouth.

Theatre, arena & venue
National opera and ballet house on Gustav Adolfs torg in Stockholm, founded in 1773, with a 19th-century auditorium due for renovation from 2027.

Village & countryside
Open-air museum on Djurgarden in Stockholm, the oldest of its kind in the world, with about 190 historic buildings relocated from across Sweden plus a zoo.

Theatre, arena & venue
A former municipal abattoir in Malmo's harbour district converted into an event venue, keeping its industrial brick halls for concerts, conferences and large private functions.

Castle & estate
A 19th-century turreted castle near Eskilstuna with 52 rooms and a hunting estate, open for tours and events, used for the royal palace scenes in a Netflix teen drama.
Seen in: Young Royals

Modern architecture
A twisting residential skyscraper on Malmo's Vastra Hamnen waterfront, completed in 2005 to a Santiago Calatrava design of nine rotating cube sections, formerly the tallest building in the Nordic region.
Office, school & public building
Sweden's national science centre in Gothenburg, a ten-floor building with rainforest and ocean exhibits, a visualisation dome and dedicated event and conference spaces.
Office, school & public building
The main hall (Universitetshuset) of Sweden's oldest university, a domed 19th-century building in central Uppsala used for ceremonies, lectures and public ceremonies.

Office, school & public building
Maritime museum on Djurgarden in Stockholm built around the salvaged 17th-century warship Vasa, which sank on its maiden voyage in 1628.

Historic town & street
Medieval walled town on Gotland and a UNESCO World Heritage site, with a 3.4 kilometre town wall, cobbled lanes and ruined medieval churches.

Historic town & street
Medieval coastal town with half-timbered houses, cobbled streets and a sandy Baltic shoreline, home to the Ystad Studios film facility.
Seen in: Wallander (Swedish TV series, 2005-2013), Wallander (BBC, 2008-2016)
Studio & backlot
Two 600m2 sound stages in Ystad built for the Wallander and Bron/The Bridge productions, now run by the regional film fund and hired out to other productions.
Seen in: Wallander, Bron/The Bridge
Studio & backlot
Two adjoining sound stages at Burglen in Thurgau that can be run as one space or divided by soundproof walls, hired by the hour, day or week.

Office, school & public building
Rococo library hall of 1767 in the abbey district of St. Gallen, with inlaid wood floors, galleried book walls, ceiling paintings and adjoining baroque abbey rooms.

Office, school & public building
Architecture school in Mendrisio built around a nineteenth century villa and park with newer teaching pavilions, listed among the Ticino film commission locations.
Hospital, prison & institution
Nineteenth century barracks on Technikumstrasse in Winterthur, now a cultural centre with a parade yard, long corridors, drill halls and plain institutional rooms for hire.
Hospital, prison & institution
Former cantonal prison below the castles of Sion, run by the Valais cantonal museums as an exhibition building, keeping its cell block structure and vaulted corridors.

Industrial & derelict
Disused cellulose factory on the river Aare at Riedholz, with large production halls, silos, pipework and open yards used for events and temporary hire while the site is redeveloped.

Village & countryside
Open air museum near Brienz with more than a hundred rebuilt farmhouses, barns, workshops and gardens from across Switzerland, set over 66 hectares of meadow and woodland.

Hotel & interiors
Belle epoque lakeside hotel at Ouchy in Lausanne, with a domed ballroom, marble halls, formal gardens and terraces facing Lake Geneva and the Savoy Alps.
Hotel & interiors
Former sanatorium of 1900 above Davos, reached by funicular, with long south balconies, art nouveau public rooms and corridors that read as a period clinic.

Transport & infrastructure
Preserved narrow gauge line on the slope above Montreux with period stations, a stone viaduct, a depot of historic steam and electric stock and views over Lake Geneva.
Hotel & interiors
Hotel estate on a ridge 500 metres above Lake Lucerne, with several hotels, a cliff walk, an outdoor rock lift and modern spa and conference interiors.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Viennese style cafe and bar of 1911 on Limmatquai in Zurich, with marble tables, mirrors, chandeliers and a corner position on the river.
Castle & estate
Rock fortress in the centre of Bellinzona, part of a World Heritage group of three castles, with curtain walls, two towers, a lift through the rock and modern halls by Aurelio Galfetti.

Office, school & public building
Particle physics laboratory at Meyrin on the French border, with 1950s office blocks, control rooms, assembly halls and underground experiment caverns on the accelerator ring.

Castle & estate
Island castle on Lake Geneva near Montreux, with vaulted cellars, a great hall, painted chambers, a keep and courtyards, run as a museum by a public foundation.
Theatre, arena & venue
Neighbourhood art house cinema at Massagno beside Lugano, listed in the Ticino film commission location catalogue and marked there as a green location.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Confectioner's shop and first floor cafe on Paradeplatz in Zurich, trading since 1859, with counters, a tram square outside and bank facades on all sides.
Studio & backlot
Private studio group in Schlieren west of Zurich, with sound stages up to about 400 square metres and 7.5 metres clear height plus a fully rigged TV studio.

Office, school & public building
Semper's 1864 main building of the federal technical university above central Zurich, with a domed hall, stone stairs, lecture theatres, laboratories and a terrace over the city.
Theatre, arena & venue
Disused open air swimming pool at Arzo near the marble quarries, laid out in a Pompeian style and listed in the Ticino film commission location catalogue.

Office, school & public building
Seat of the Swiss parliament and government on the Aare terrace in Bern, a domed sandstone building of 1902 with two chambers, a lobby hall and a public square in front.
Studio & backlot
Column free hall of about 420 square metres at Schlieren used as a photo, film and event studio, with a drive in entrance and blackout capability.

Transport & infrastructure
Volunteer run metre gauge steam line over the Furka pass between Realp and Oberwald, with a depot at Realp, timber station buildings, rack sections and high alpine bridges.

Transport & infrastructure
City airport on the French border with a single runway, a compact terminal and an east wing extension, ten minutes by rail from central Geneva.
Hotel & interiors
Large belle epoque hotel of 1876 on the lake front at Muralto next to Locarno, long out of use, listed in the Ticino film commission location catalogue.

Theatre, arena & venue
Opera house of 1876 on Place Neuve in Geneva, rebuilt after a 1951 fire, with a stone facade, a grand staircase, a 1,500 seat auditorium and modern stage machinery.

Transport & infrastructure
Concrete gravity dam of 285 metres at the head of the Val des Dix, with a crest walkway, inspection galleries inside the wall and a visitor centre at the foot.

Hotel & interiors
Belle epoque hotel of 1875 above Lake Brienz beside the Giessbach falls, reached by a funicular, with a period dining room, salons, terraces and a wooded park.

Theatre, arena & venue
Indoor arena of 1939 at Oerlikon in north Zurich, rebuilt in 2005, seating about 13,000 for concerts, ice hockey and six day track racing, with a wide flat floor.
Hotel & interiors
Roadside hotel at Vezia just north of Lugano listed in the Ticino film commission location catalogue, with garden, pool and plain modern guest rooms.
Hotel & interiors
Family run grand hotel of 1908 on a wooded rise at Sils in the Upper Engadine, with a hall, panelled salons, a ballroom and largely unaltered early twentieth century interiors.

Transport & infrastructure
Rack railway running inside the Eiger and Monch to Europe's highest railway station at 3,454 metres, with tunnel galleries, an ice tunnel system and terraces over the Aletsch glacier.
Hospital, prison & institution
Former cavalry barracks on the Rhine in Kleinbasel, a long classical block around a large courtyard, now a performance house with halls, foyers and bare service rooms.
Industrial & derelict
Former chemical works of Ciba and Novartis in north Basel, a closed quarter of laboratory blocks, production buildings and internal streets now in transformation.
Industrial & derelict
Former municipal power station on Selnaustrasse in central Zurich, now a work and event house keeping the turbine hall volume, steel windows and machine room detail.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Restaurant and bar of 1924 near the Zurich opera, with dark panelling, brass lamps, leather banquettes and paintings by Chagall, Miro and Picasso on the walls.

Industrial & derelict
Former Sulzer works yard in Winterthur, a block of brick halls, workshops and open yards let to craft and creative tenants, with raw industrial surfaces and gantry structures.

Transport & infrastructure
Fleet of five historic paddle steamers and salon motor vessels working Lake Lucerne from the quays beside Lucerne station, with period saloons, open decks and visible engines.

Transport & infrastructure
Curved limestone viaduct of 1902 on the Rhaetian Railway near Filisur, 65 metres high, running straight from the last pier into a tunnel mouth in the rock face.

Village & countryside
Terraced vineyards on the north shore of Lake Geneva between Lausanne and Montreux, with stone walls, wine villages, a lakeside railway and paths through the plots.

Industrial & derelict
Round locomotive shed of 1903 beside St. Gallen station, kept with its turntable and radial bays and used as a theatre, cinema and art space.

House & apartment
First house Le Corbusier built on his own account, finished in 1912 above La Chaux-de-Fonds, with white rendered walls, period interiors and a hillside garden.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Domed market hall of 1929 beside Basel station, a 60 metre concrete rotunda now filled with food stalls, bars and event space under the ring of clerestory windows.

Hotel & interiors
Hill above Ascona holding the Bauhaus style hotel of 1927 by Emil Fahrenkamp, the wooden Casa Anatta and a park, run as a conference and museum estate.
Studio & backlot
Production studio at Grancia south of Lugano, listed by the national film commission as one of the studio facilities available to visiting productions in Italian speaking Switzerland.

Office, school & public building
United Nations European headquarters in the Ariana park above Geneva, a 1930s monumental complex of assembly halls, marble corridors, council chambers and a modern extension.

Industrial & derelict
Former paper mill on the Lorze in Cham, a walled riverside works of machine halls, chimneys and workers buildings being converted into a mixed quarter.
Forest & lake
Public park around a nineteenth century villa at Viganello in Lugano, with mature trees, terraces and lawns, listed in the Ticino film commission location catalogue.
Transport & infrastructure
Road bridge in the border town of Chiasso listed in the Ticino film commission location catalogue, close to the customs area and the railway yards on the Italian frontier.

Transport & infrastructure
Rhine river ports at Kleinhuningen and Birsfelden, the country's only cargo harbour, with quays, cranes, silos, container terminals and barge traffic on the German border.
Studio & backlot
Studio at Ursy in the Fribourg countryside between Lausanne and Bern, listed by the national film commission among the production studios open to hire.

Office, school & public building
Single storey library and study building by SANAA on the EPFL campus at Ecublens, a continuous undulating slab with circular patios and long glazed sightlines.
Studio & backlot
Television and multimedia base of Italian speaking Swiss public broadcasting on the hill above Lugano, with production studios, control rooms and technical halls.

Studio & backlot
Broadcast centre of French speaking Swiss public television on Quai Ernest-Ansermet in Geneva, with news and talk studios and 1970s broadcast architecture.

Industrial & derelict
Working salt mine above Bex with kilometres of galleries, timber and rock chambers, a narrow gauge mine train and underground halls open to visitors.

Mountains & wilderness
Summit station at 2,970 metres above Murren, reached by cable car, with a revolving restaurant, viewing terraces and a Bond themed exhibition inside the building.
Seen in: On Her Majesty's Secret Service

House & apartment
Dense terraced housing estate of 1961 by Atelier 5 in woodland above the Aare near Bern, with concrete row houses, narrow lanes, private patios and a shared pool.
Studio & backlot
Combined sound and film studio complex in Lucerne, in operation since 1980, offering a film stage alongside recording and post production rooms.

Studio & backlot
Headquarters and broadcast complex of Swiss German public television in north Zurich, with news, sport and talk studios, galleries, newsroom floors and a 1970s office block.
Seen in: Tagesschau, Arena
Studio & backlot
Film and photo studio on Route de Riddes in Sion, the studio the Valais film commission and the national commission point productions to for interior work in the Rhone valley.
Studio & backlot
Rental studio in the village of Gutenswil east of Zurich, in use since the 1960s and quiet enough for live sound recording during filming.
Office, school & public building
Transport museum on the lake shore in Lucerne with halls of locomotives, aircraft, cable cars and cars, a planetarium and a large format cinema.

Office, school & public building
Historicist museum castle of 1898 beside Zurich main station, with courtyards, towers, vaulted galleries and a 2016 concrete extension by Christ and Gantenbein.
Transport & infrastructure
Working tram depot at Burgwies in Zurich holding around twenty historic trams and buses from 1897 onward, with inspection pits, overhead wire and a depot hall open for hire.

Office, school & public building
University campus in the Lugano district of Besso, with lecture blocks, courtyards and modern teaching interiors, entered in the Ticino film commission location catalogue.

House & apartment
Small lakeside house of 1923 built by Le Corbusier for his parents at Corseaux, a single storey plan of 64 square metres with a long horizontal window and a walled garden.

House & apartment
Ornate 1885 merchant villa in the Zurich Seefeld quarter with painted salons, carved timber, a conservatory and a public park, run as a heritage centre with rooms for hire.

Transport & infrastructure
Switzerland's largest airport at Kloten, with three terminals, an airside dock, an underground people mover and the Circle office and hotel complex at the landside edge.
Transport & infrastructure
Main station of Zurich, a nineteenth century head house over a wide train hall with modern through platforms and a shopping level below, busy from early morning to late night.
Theatre, arena & venue
Neo baroque opera house of 1891 on Sechselautenplatz in Zurich, with a horseshoe auditorium of about 1,100 seats, gilded tiers, foyers and a studio stage.

Industrial & derelict
Aviation museum on the former Filton airfield site with a hangar housing a preserved Concorde alongside earlier Bristol-built aircraft.

Theatre, arena & venue
Victorian exhibition palace on a hill in north London with a 10,000 capacity great hall, restored BBC television studios, a Victorian theatre, ice rink and 196 acres of park.
Seen in: A Lizard in a Woman's Skin, The X Factor
Theatre, arena & venue
82,000-seat national rugby stadium with four concourse levels, 34 event suites, a gym and an on-site hotel, hired out as a filming location and unit base outside match days.
Castle & estate
Medieval border castle with a walled outer bailey, gatehouse, keep and Italianate state rooms, set in a Capability Brown park above the River Aln.
Seen in: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Downton Abbey, Elizabeth

Industrial & derelict
Open-air industrial heritage museum on a former chalk quarry near Arundel, with narrow-gauge railways, a lime works, workshops and period industrial buildings.
Castle & estate
A reconstructed Roman fort and supply base at South Shields, with a rebuilt gatehouse, barrack blocks and commanding officer's house on the original foundations.

House & apartment
Scottish baronial house of the 1870s on Loch Laggan with panelled interiors, stable courtyard, estate cottages, farm buildings, moor, forest and loch shore.
Seen in: Monarch of the Glen, The Crown, Mrs Brown, Salmon Fishing in the Yemen

Theatre, arena & venue
Category A-listed Georgian assembly rooms on George Street in Edinburgh's New Town, council-owned and hired out for events, conferences and film shoots.
House & apartment
Jacobean mansion near Saffron Walden remodelled in the eighteenth century, with state rooms, a service wing and Capability Brown parkland.

Village & countryside
19-acre open-air museum near Bromsgrove with 30 rescued historic buildings including a medieval town house, a 1940s prefab and a working windmill, available for commercial filming.
Seen in: Doctors, Nativity 2

Theatre, arena & venue
Scotland's principal racecourse on the Ayrshire coast, with grandstands, a parade ring and parkland hired for events between race meetings.

Industrial & derelict
Nineteen fifties Baltic Flour Mills on the Gateshead quayside converted into a gallery, keeping the brick silo walls, with tall open galleries and a rooftop river view.

Modern architecture
Brutalist arts complex of concrete terraces, lakeside walkways, a conservatory, foyers and concert halls, set inside the Barbican housing estate in the City.
Seen in: Andor, Slow Horses

Theatre, arena & venue
Sports and leisure complex in Barnsley from 1989 with a sports hall, dressing rooms and a ten-pin bowling centre that hosts international tournaments.

Theatre, arena & venue
Category B listed 1930s dance hall and live music venue in Glasgow's East End, with its original sprung floor and a neon sign facade on the Gallowgate.

Theatre, arena & venue
Former Battersea town hall in south London: grand hall with a rebuilt lattice ceiling, council chamber, tiled corridors, staircases and small studio rooms.
Seen in: Slade in Flame, Portrait Artist of the Year

Industrial & derelict
Decommissioned Thames-side coal power station with four white chimneys, its turbine halls and boiler house now restored inside a mixed-use redevelopment.
Seen in: The King's Speech, Children of Men

Historic town & street
Open-air museum in County Durham recreating a Georgian, Victorian and 1950s north-east England landscape with a working colliery, tramway, town street and farm.

House & apartment
Scottish baronial mansion of 1870 on the slopes of Cave Hill, with a serpentine stair, panelled reception rooms, cellar restaurant and terraced gardens over the city.

Office, school & public building
Baroque Revival city hall of 1906 in central Belfast, with a domed rotunda, marble entrance hall, council chamber and banqueting hall.
Studio & backlot
Purpose-built film and television studio complex on Belfast's Queen's Island, including the former Paint Hall shipyard building converted into sound stages.
Seen in: Game of Thrones
Industrial & derelict
Former USAF cold war air base near Woodbridge with hardened aircraft shelters, a control tower, bunkers, hangars, runways and empty roads.
Seen in: One Shot, Space Cadets

Industrial & derelict
Former working coal mine at Blaenavon in the South Wales valleys, part of a World Heritage industrial landscape, with pithead buildings and an underground tour.

Theatre, arena & venue
Edwardian theatre in Birmingham's Southside, a working proscenium arch auditorium with a fly tower, used for touring opera, ballet and musicals.

Historic town & street
Open air museum on a former colliery site in Dudley with a rebuilt 1930s high street, canal arm and boat dock, back to back houses, pit head and working workshops.
Seen in: Peaky Blinders
Studio & backlot
A converted airfield hangar studio in Hampshire with one of the UK's largest uninterrupted sound stages and a permanent green-screen cyclorama.
Seen in: Dumbo, Jeepers Creepers: Reborn, Dance Monsters

Castle & estate
Fifteenth century artillery fortress shaped like a ship on the south shore of the Forth, with a curtain wall, tower house, prison pit and a stone pier.
Seen in: Outlander, Hamlet, Ivanhoe

Industrial & derelict
UNESCO World Heritage ironworks in the South Wales valleys with ruined blast furnaces, a water balance tower and rows of furnished workers' cottages, hired for filming and photography.

Office, school & public building
Wartime codebreaking site at Milton Keynes with a Victorian mansion, wooden huts, brick blocks, a lake and period offices kept as they were in the 1940s.
Seen in: The Imitation Game

Historic town & street
Reconstructed late Victorian industrial town in the Ironbridge Gorge with a high street of shops, a bank, chapel, foundry, blast furnaces, canal inclined plane and mine.
Transport & infrastructure
11-mile heritage steam railway through the Sussex Weald with three Victorian stations and large carriage sheds also used for indoor and green-screen filming.
Seen in: Downton Abbey, Sherlock Holmes, Blitz

Bar, restaurant & shop
Large shopping centre in a chalk quarry near Dartford with three malls, glazed roofs, service corridors, lakes and extensive car parks.

Transport & infrastructure
Preserved standard gauge line on the Forth with a rebuilt Victorian station, signal boxes, goods yard, steam and diesel stock and a large covered museum shed.

Office, school & public building
Historic university library in central Oxford with the vaulted Divinity School and Duke Humfrey's medieval reading room, hired for filming by arrangement.
Seen in: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Hospital, prison & institution
Georgian county gaol of 1779 in granite, part restored as an attraction and part left as roofless ruin, with cell wings, barrel vaulted corridors and an execution pit.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Covered Victorian food market south of London Bridge with wrought-iron arcades, market stalls and surrounding cobbled streets.
Seen in: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Bridget Jones's Diary

Forest & lake
Forestry England woodland near Farnham with a natural bowl clearing used for battle scenes and forest exteriors, bookable through the national filming team.
Seen in: Gladiator, Napoleon, Robin Hood
Studio & backlot
Studio complex on a former RAF airfield near Hemel Hempstead with sound stages, workshops, offices and large open backlots on the runway and taxiways.
Seen in: 1917, Fury, Bohemian Rhapsody, Fast & Furious 6

Church & monastery
14th-century stone tithe barn built for Shaftesbury Abbey, its vast timber roof space used as a medieval interior for filming.
Seen in: Wolf Hall

Studio & backlot
A riverside Thames-valley studio near Windsor with over 95,000 sq ft of stages, a backlot and a long history of horror and blockbuster production.
Seen in: The Rings of Power, Dracula, Kingsman, Rocketman, Alien, The Mummy

Transport & infrastructure
Steam preservation site near Diss with narrow-gauge railways, a collection of traction engines and steam locomotives, and surrounding show gardens.

Theatre, arena & venue
Former royal stables next to the Royal Pavilion, converted into a domed concert hall with a corn exchange and a studio theatre in the same block.

Theatre, arena & venue
Working eighteenth-century theatre in central Bristol, one of the oldest continuously operating in the English-speaking world, with a Georgian auditorium and backstage spaces.

House & apartment
Palladian house of 1760 near Welwyn with a painted saloon, ballroom, lake and Paine bridge, set in an estate with golf courses and woodland belts.
Seen in: The Queen, Johnny English Reborn, Night of the Demon
House & apartment
Preserved Victorian country house near Doncaster with original 1860s interiors and terraced Italianate gardens, let for costume drama filming.
Seen in: Darkest Hour, Testament of Youth, Victoria

Transport & infrastructure
Site of the world's first purpose-built motor racing circuit near Weybridge, with a surviving banked track section, aircraft hangars and early aviation and motoring exhibits.

Hotel & interiors
Mayfair townhouse hotel behind a row of Georgian facades, with panelled drawing rooms, a fireplace lounge, small private dining rooms and stair halls.
Village & countryside
Open-air archaeological site near Chalton with reconstructed Iron Age roundhouses, a Roman villa and Anglo-Saxon buildings set in working farmland.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Sprawling market complex of stalls, warehouses and canalside units in Camden Town, licensed for professional filming through its own film office.

Modern architecture
Privately managed estate of high rise offices, dock water, malls, roof gardens and underground service roads in east London, with an in house filming team.

Castle & estate
City centre castle combining a Roman wall, a Norman shell keep on its motte and Victorian Gothic revival apartments by William Burges, with a large green interior court.
Studio & backlot
Two former airship sheds near Bedford converted into some of the largest indoor filming spaces in Europe, used for blockbuster sets and stadium-tour rehearsals.

Castle & estate
Victorian Gothic Revival castle above Cardiff, rebuilt from a ruined 13th-century fortress with richly decorated interiors, hired out for filming.
Seen in: Da Vinci's Demons
Church & monastery
Ruined Cluniac priory in a Norfolk village with an ornate carved west front and extensive monastic remains, used as a fantasy filming location.
Seen in: The Sandman

Historic town & street
Mixed historic and modern quarter of central Manchester with a Roman fort site, canals, red-brick Victorian warehouses and a disused railway viaduct alongside glass towers.
Seen in: Peaky Blinders, Fool Me Once, World on Fire, The Irregulars, Cold Feet, Coronation Street

Hotel & interiors
Large resort hotel above the Usk valley with a glass atrium lobby, ballrooms, a convention centre, spa, lodges and three golf courses on a two thousand acre estate.
Transport & infrastructure
Small Georgian-era dry-dock harbour near St Austell, still used by tall ships, with quayside cottages and period pilchard cellars around the basin.
Seen in: Poldark

House & apartment
Baroque country house in the Derwent valley with painted hall, sculpture gallery, state apartments, stable block and a thousand acre park laid out by Capability Brown.
Seen in: Pride and Prejudice, The Duchess, Peaky Blinders

Mountains & wilderness
England's largest gorge, with 130-metre limestone cliffs, show caves and a clifftop footpath managed as part of the Longleat Estate.

Village & countryside
45-acre open-air museum of rescued historic buildings near Chalfont St Peter, from rustic farmsteads and Victorian cottages to wartime Nissen huts, hired out for filming.
Seen in: Call the Midwife, Downton Abbey, Midsomer Murders, Grantchester, Taskmaster
Castle & estate
Palladian villa and 18th-century gardens in west London with courtyards and a walled kitchen garden, booked through Film Fixer for filming.
Seen in: Bridgerton, The Sandman, The Great, You, Red White & Royal Blue, Pennyworth

Office, school & public building
A landscaped west London business park of glass office buildings around a lake, promoted by its operator as a filming location for adverts and corporate shoots.

Office, school & public building
Oxford college and cathedral with Tom Quad, a hammerbeam dining hall, cloisters, the Bodley staircase and a meadow running to the river.
Seen in: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, The Golden Compass

Theatre, arena & venue
Victorian civic hall in the Merchant City with a galleried recital room and, alongside it, the cast iron Old Fruitmarket with its balconies and market signage kept intact.
Theatre, arena & venue
Victorian music hall in Leeds city centre, built 1865 and little altered since, with an intact period auditorium once used for the BBC's The Good Old Days.
Seen in: Ghost Stories, Testament of Youth, The ABC Murders

Hotel & interiors
Mayfair hotel with an art deco lobby and staircase, mirrored ballroom, panelled suites and private event rooms, hired for events and shoots.
Seen in: Perfect Strangers, Inside Claridge's

Transport & infrastructure
Brunel designed chain suspension bridge of 1864 spanning the Avon Gorge seventy five metres above the river, with Egyptian style towers and vaulted abutments.

Hotel & interiors
Italianate mansion above the Thames at Taplow, now a hotel, with formal parterre gardens, a walled garden and woodland grounds managed by the National Trust.
Seen in: Scandal
Transport & infrastructure
Heritage standard-gauge railway on the Essex-Suffolk border with a rebuilt country station, signal box and steam and diesel locomotives.
Theatre, arena & venue
Grade II listed ethical society hall in Holborn with a main hall, library and characterful corridors and basements hired out for filming.
Seen in: Slow Horses
Transport & infrastructure
1826 Thomas Telford suspension bridge across the Conwy estuary in north Wales, beside Conwy Castle, with its original tollhouse kept furnished.

Hotel & interiors
Former Cistercian abbey turned country house hotel outside Coventry, with cloister remains, a Victorian wing, medieval style banqueting rooms and five hundred acres of parkland.

Theatre, arena & venue
A copper clad multi sport arena built for the 2012 Olympics in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, with a sprung floor hall hired for filming, sport and events.

Hotel & interiors
Hotel in the former Metropole building at Whitehall Place with a domed lobby, chandelier atrium, marble spa and Victorian facades near the river.
Seen in: Red Sparrow

Transport & infrastructure
Former RAF airfield near Cirencester with active runways, hangars and a stored Boeing 747 available for interior and exterior aviation filming.
Village & countryside
A working rare breeds farm in the Cotswolds founded by broadcaster Adam Henson, with barns, fields and animal enclosures across open hillside.
Seen in: Countryfile

Transport & infrastructure
Museum in central Coventry holding one of the largest collections of British-made cars, motorcycles and bicycles, with large open display halls.

Transport & infrastructure
National Tramway Museum built as a period street in a limestone quarry, with a working tram line, cobbles, gas lamps, shopfronts, pub and large depot sheds.

Industrial & derelict
Arkwright's water powered cotton mill complex of 1771, the earliest of its kind, with gritstone mill blocks, wheel pits, leats, yards and a walled site by the Derwent.
Industrial & derelict
A Victorian sewage pumping station in south east London, its ornate cast iron interior housing a restored beam engine and hired for filming.
Hospital, prison & institution
Former Victorian prison in north Belfast, closed in 1996, with its radial cell wings, a tunnel to the courthouse and an execution chamber preserved for tours and hire.

Transport & infrastructure
A preserved nineteenth century tea clipper in dry dock at Greenwich, its decks, rigging and cargo hold open for events and location hire.
Industrial & derelict
Former Crossley's carpet mill complex in Halifax, a chain of Victorian stone mill buildings around courtyards now used as offices, galleries and studios.

House & apartment
Country house on the site of a Cluniac nunnery just south of Northampton, with Georgian reception rooms, a stable courtyard, servants quarters and walled gardens.

Industrial & derelict
A free museum in Newcastle housed in Blandford House, an Edwardian former Co-operative Wholesale Society warehouse, with galleries and a turbine ship on display.

Transport & infrastructure
Antarctic research ship of 1901 moored on the Tay beside a visitor centre, with rigging, wardroom, cabins, engine room and galley kept as they were.

Castle & estate
Late fourteenth century courtyard castle with a gatehouse tower, great hall with open timber roof, kitchen tower and a walled yard above the River Teith.
Seen in: Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Outlander, Game of Thrones

Office, school & public building
Tapestry studio and gallery in the former Infirmary Street Baths, keeping the top lit swimming hall, viewing balcony and tiled Edwardian entrance.
Studio & backlot
A 100-acre production complex in Welsh countryside near Bridgend, with five sound stages, private woodland, a lake and extensive backlot space.
Seen in: Willow, Brave New World, Keeping Faith

Theatre, arena & venue
A restored 1920s seaside amusement park on the Kent coast with a wooden scenic railway and vintage rides, used as a period seaside backdrop.

Transport & infrastructure
Working airfield and business park in Surrey with runways, taxiways, hangars, a control tower and a Boeing 747 kept on site for filming.
Seen in: Top Gear

Church & monastery
Norman cathedral of 1093 on a wooded peninsula, with massive incised piers, the earliest rib vault of its scale, a cloister, chapter house and monastic ranges.
Seen in: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Avengers: Endgame, Elizabeth
House & apartment
Baroque country house near Bath set in a steep deer park, with panelled state rooms, a Delftware collection and a walled garden.
Seen in: The Remains of the Day
Studio & backlot
The UK's oldest working film studio in west London, with historic 1930s stages, a new net-zero-carbon stage and adjoining production offices.
Seen in: Kind Hearts and Coronets, The Lavender Hill Mob, Shaun of the Dead, Downton Abbey
Modern architecture
Environmental attraction built into a former china clay pit near St Austell, with two giant geodesic biome domes housing rainforest and Mediterranean planting.
Seen in: Die Another Day

Studio & backlot
Film and television studio complex at Borehamwood with several sound stages, dating back to the 1920s and long used for major British productions.
Seen in: Star Wars, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

Church & monastery
Norman cathedral above the fens with a long nave, the octagon lantern tower, Lady Chapel and monastic buildings, used to double for larger abbeys.
Seen in: The Crown, The King's Speech, Elizabeth: The Golden Age, The Other Boleyn Girl
Theatre, arena & venue
Indoor multi-sport arena in Sheffield with a 200m track, several sports halls and a large gym, built as a national athletics training base.

Forest & lake
Ancient wood pasture of 6,000 acres on the north east edge of London with pollarded hornbeams, heath, ponds and green rides, managed by the City of London.
Seen in: Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Transport & infrastructure
Preserved former Central line branch in Essex with country stations at North Weald and Ongar, a signal box, steam and diesel stock and heritage buses.
Office, school & public building
City-centre Oxford college with a Gothic Revival chapel, front quad and gardens on Turl Street, used as a filming location for period and detective drama.
Seen in: Endeavour

Industrial & derelict
Former Royal Navy armaments depot at Priddy's Hard, Gosport, with magazine buildings and quaysides on Portsmouth Harbour, welcoming TV, radio and commercial filming.

Theatre, arena & venue
Refurbished 1960s concert hall and theatre complex in central Croydon with a 1,800 seat auditorium, studio theatre, foyers and terrazzo staircases.

Transport & infrastructure
A rotating boat lift connecting two canals near Falkirk, managed by Scottish Canals with a visitor centre, basin and towpaths around it.
Studio & backlot
A dockside studio complex in Leith, Edinburgh, with stages up to 24,000 sq ft, workshops and production offices on an 8.9-acre site.
Seen in: The Outrun
Industrial & derelict
Naval aviation museum on the working airbase at RNAS Yeovilton with historic aircraft, a Concorde and hangar interiors, welcoming TV, radio and commercial filming.
Industrial & derelict
Napoleonic-era fortification above Chatham with brick ramparts, gun batteries and a network of tunnels cut into the chalk.

Transport & infrastructure
Grade II listed staircase of ten locks, the longest flight in Britain, on the Grand Union Canal, with a former inclined boat lift and towpath open for filming under Canal and River Trust permit.

Office, school & public building
Art deco masonic headquarters in Covent Garden with the Grand Temple, bronze doors, long processional corridors and marble stairs, released to crews on non event days.
Seen in: Assassin's Creed, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Hustle

Coast & beach
Wide Atlantic surf beach backed by dunes and low cliffs on the open Pembrokeshire coast.
Seen in: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, Robin Hood (2010), Their Finest

House & apartment
Moated former residence of the Bishop of London beside the Thames at Putney, combining Tudor courtyards, Georgian rooms and walled gardens available for filming.

House & apartment
One of England's best-preserved medieval manor houses, in the town of Gainsborough, with a great hall and timber-framed rooms used for period filming.
Seen in: Peterloo
Studio & backlot
A B-Corp certified studio campus in west London with eight sound stages plus a dedicated LED virtual production volume.

Industrial & derelict
Former working tin mine on the Cornish coast near Pendeen, with headframes, processing mills, underground tunnels and dressing floors preserved as a museum.
Seen in: Poldark

Theatre, arena & venue
City centre concert hall at the top of Buchanan Street with a two thousand seat main auditorium, wide foyers, a strathclyde suite and back of house corridors.

Hotel & interiors
Nineteen twenties country hotel in Perthshire with marble halls, a ballroom, panelled lounges, spa, stables and three golf courses on an eight hundred acre estate.

Transport & infrastructure
Curved 21-arch concrete railway viaduct of 1901 carrying the West Highland Line above the head of Loch Shiel.
Seen in: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

Castle & estate
Sussex estate of 11,000 acres with a Regency house, motor circuit, aerodrome, racecourse, farm buildings and downland, handled by an in house locations team.

Theatre, arena & venue
Frank Matcham theatre of 1895 with an oriental themed auditorium, gilded boxes, elephant head consoles, horseshoe balconies and a restored Victorian foyer.

Transport & infrastructure
Double track heritage main line between Loughborough and Leicester North with four period stations, signal boxes, a locomotive shed, bridges and open lineside.
Studio & backlot
A Cardiff sound-stage complex at St Mellons (formerly Seren Stiwdios / Pinewood Wales), with seven stages and dedicated wardrobe, mill and scenic-dock space.
Seen in: The Bastard Executioner, Sherlock (series 4), Class

Transport & infrastructure
Former Midland Railway terminus of 1870 in Bath with a curved iron and glass trainshed, a Georgian style stone frontage and brick vaults beneath the platforms.

Hotel & interiors
Norman Shaw country house of 1872 at Harrow Weald, now a hotel, with oak panelling, a galleried music room, terrace and wooded grounds on the edge of London.

Office, school & public building
Medieval great hall of the City of London with a stone porch, crypts, art gallery and the remains of a Roman amphitheatre below, hired for events and filming.

Theatre, arena & venue
Frank Matcham variety theatre of 1901 in east London with a gilded auditorium, boxes, orchestra pit, fly tower and terracotta facade.
Seen in: The British Soap Awards, Opportunity Knocks

Office, school & public building
Art deco civic building of 1937 with marble entrance hall, council chamber, assembly hall and panelled committee rooms, hired out through the council's venue team.

House & apartment
Fortified medieval and Tudor manor above the Wye with a banqueting hall, long gallery, chapel with wall paintings, kitchens and terraced gardens, little altered since 1600.
Seen in: Jane Eyre, The Princess Bride, The Other Boleyn Girl, Elizabeth
Historic town & street
West Yorkshire mill town with Georgian townhouses, a Victorian arcade, cobbled streets, pubs and a working indoor market, used repeatedly for period and present-day drama.
Seen in: Ackley Bridge, Gentleman Jack, Last Tango in Halifax

Castle & estate
Jacobean house of 1611 with a marble hall, carved staircase and long gallery, next to the surviving wing of the Tudor Old Palace and formal gardens.
Seen in: Batman, Shakespeare in Love, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Hot Fuzz

Village & countryside
Large historic park on the edge of Manchester with Heaton Hall, play areas, a boating lake, golf course and open grounds adaptable for period or contemporary scenes.
Seen in: Coronation Street, It's a Sin, Brassic, Ridley, Bancroft

House & apartment
Georgian house above the Thames near Taplow with a domed entrance hall, ballroom, marble staircase and private parkland, hired exclusively.
Seen in: The Golden Compass

Modern architecture
A converted Olympic press and broadcast centre beside the canal in Hackney Wick, now offices, television studios and workshop space.

Castle & estate
Moated Tudor castle, childhood home of Anne Boleyn, with panelled rooms, a drawbridge, Italian garden, lake and Edwardian Tudor style wing.
Seen in: Andor, The Third Day

Transport & infrastructure
First World War Royal Navy light cruiser preserved as a museum ship in Belfast's Titanic Quarter, with its decks and machinery spaces open for TV, radio and commercial filming.

Transport & infrastructure
Britain's oldest floating warship, an 1817 frigate preserved at Hartlepool's Maritime Experience quayside, with decks and rigging open for TV, radio and commercial filming.
Church & monastery
Small parish church in a secluded churchyard in York, with fabric from the 12th to 15th centuries, box pews and 1470s stained glass, hired out for period filming.
Seen in: Gentleman Jack
Office, school & public building
South London museum with a Victorian conservatory, bandstand, aquarium and 16.5-acre gardens overlooking the city, hired for filming and photography by arrangement.

House & apartment
Neoclassical villa near Chelmsford set in landscaped parkland, with Regency reception rooms available for filming and events.

Office, school & public building
Contemporary art gallery in a restored Victorian board school building in Birmingham's Brindleyplace, with galleries, a tower and a public square outside.

Hospital, prison & institution
Georgian county courthouse and two nineteenth century prison blocks kept as a museum, with cells, airing yards, a semicircular courtroom and original ironwork.
Transport & infrastructure
Five-mile heritage railway between Keighley and Oxenhope with preserved stations and rolling stock giving period scenes from the 1860s to the 1960s.
Seen in: The Railway Children, The Railway Children Return, Peaky Blinders, All Creatures Great and Small
Studio & backlot
A BBC Studioworks television studio built inside the historic Kelvin Hall exhibition building in Glasgow's west end.
Seen in: Balamory, Pointless, The Weakest Link, Bridge of Lies, Frankie Boyle's New World Order

Office, school & public building
Red sandstone Edwardian museum and art gallery in Glasgow's West End, with an organ-fitted central hall, galleries and a park setting beside the River Kelvin.

Theatre, arena & venue
A Jockey Club racecourse near Sunbury with grandstands, a parade ring and open parkland, hired for filming and photography between race meetings.

Industrial & derelict
Edwardian water pumping station at Hanworth with two triple expansion steam engines in a tall galleried engine house, plus boiler house, yard and narrow gauge railway.
Seen in: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Holmes & Watson, Poirot

Transport & infrastructure
Preserved light railway from Tenterden to Bodiam with period stations, signal boxes, steam locomotives, carriages and ten miles of rural line.

House & apartment
Neoclassical villa on the edge of Hampstead Heath with Robert Adam interiors and a fine art collection, its library and grounds used for period romance filming.
Seen in: Belle, Mansfield Park, Notting Hill, Venus

Bar, restaurant & shop
18th and 19th-century shopping street in central Manchester lined with former bank and insurance buildings now used as shops and restaurants.
Seen in: Peaky Blinders, Genius, Boiling Point, The Stranger

Office, school & public building
Cambridge college with a perpendicular Gothic chapel and fan vault, a front court, dining hall and lawns running down to the river and the Backs.

House & apartment
Part-ruined Elizabethan mansion near Corby with elaborate carved stone facades and formal gardens, used as a country-house filming location.
Seen in: Mansfield Park
Castle & estate
Gothic revival house with turrets and gargoyles near Stevenage, with Victorian panelled rooms, a banqueting hall, courtyard and 250 acres of park.
Seen in: Batman, The King's Speech, Nanny McPhee, Eurovision: The Story of Fire Saga

House & apartment
Sprawling calendar house near Sevenoaks with medieval and Tudor courtyards, a deer park and largely unaltered seventeenth-century state rooms.
Seen in: Orlando, Wolf Hall

Theatre, arena & venue
Comedy and music venue in Bath's former Beau Nash cinema, keeping the art deco auditorium, balcony and foyer, with a flat floor main room and bar.

Palace & landmark
Government mansion beside St James's Palace with a Versailles style staircase hall, a 35 metre long gallery, Louis XIV interiors and a walled garden, run by the FCDO.
Seen in: The Crown, The King's Speech, National Treasure: Book of Secrets, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows

Industrial & derelict
Coastal artillery fort at the mouth of the River Orwell near Felixstowe, rebuilt in stages from the seventeenth to the twentieth century with gun casemates and magazines.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Victorian covered market in the City of London with ornate painted ironwork and a glass roof over its cobbled arcades, filmed as the entrance to Diagon Alley.
Seen in: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Lara Croft: Tomb Raider

Castle & estate
Castle on two islands in a lake near Maidstone with a gatehouse, medieval and 1930s interiors, a maze, aviary and 500 acres of parkland.
Seen in: Kind Hearts and Coronets, Doctor Who: The Androids of Tara

Bar, restaurant & shop
A domed Victorian former corn trading hall in Leeds city centre, now independent shops and studio units under a cast iron and glass roof.

Hospital, prison & institution
Norman castle in Lincoln whose Victorian separate-system prison building, with its wedge-shaped chapel and cells, is used as a filming location.
Seen in: Downton Abbey

House & apartment
Inn of Court off Chancery Lane with a Great Hall, chapel, library, crypt and Georgian squares, hired out for film, television and photography with an on-site recce available.
Hospital, prison & institution
A former Victorian prison and police lock up in the Forest of Dean, now a museum with original cell blocks and a courtroom.

Industrial & derelict
Victorian waterworks in Brentford with a brick standpipe tower, working beam engines, boiler house, workshops and a cobbled yard, hired for filming and events.
Seen in: Doctor Who: Remembrance of the Daleks, The Bill, EastEnders

Studio & backlot
A large Surrey studio site on former defence land with stages up to 46,000 sq ft, extensive workshop space and backlot and woodland grounds.
Seen in: Skyfall, Doctor Strange, Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Andor

House & apartment
Elizabethan mansion near Guildford with panelled state rooms, a walled garden and surrounding parkland, hired for filming.
Seen in: Bridget Jones's Diary, The Wedding Date

Hotel & interiors
Palladian country house hotel near Bath approached by a mile long beech avenue, with panelled drawing rooms, a walled garden, equestrian centre and spa in the grounds.

Coast & beach
Twelve thousand acre estate on the Jurassic Coast taking in Durdle Door, Lulworth Cove, chalk cliffs and downland, plus a seventeenth century castle and a walled park.
Office, school & public building
Medieval Oxford college with a bell tower, cloisters, deer park and riverside walk, hired for documentary, feature film and photography outside term time.

Theatre, arena & venue
Former Manchester Central railway station, a wrought iron and glass Victorian train shed converted into an exhibition and convention venue in the city centre.

House & apartment
Council run estate with a Tudor Gothic mansion of the 1830s, an eighteenth century orangery, abbey ruins, walled gardens, deer park and farm buildings.
Studio & backlot
A purpose-built television production hub at MediaCityUK in Salford, formerly branded dock10, with ten studios from small green-screen sets to the UK's largest television studio.
Seen in: The Voice (ITV), Match of the Day, Wheel of Fortune

Office, school & public building
A media and business campus on Salford Quays with BBC and ITV studios, offices and waterside plazas, including the purpose built Coronation Street set, used for broadcast and corporate productions.
Seen in: Coronation Street

House & apartment
Elizabethan Inn of Court hall with a 1570s double hammer-beam roof, panelled rooms and riverside gardens in the City of London, hired for period and legal-drama filming.
Seen in: The Da Vinci Code, Sherlock Holmes, Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason, Pirates of the Caribbean

Office, school & public building
Edwardian domed public reference library in Glasgow, one of Europe's largest, with a grand entrance hall, reading rooms and function spaces.
Modern architecture
Angular white waterfront museum on Liverpool's Pier Head, part of National Museums Liverpool's group of seven sites made available for commercial filming.

Industrial & derelict
Former riverside warehouse at Ironbridge, part of the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site of 18th century ironworking remains along the River Severn.

Theatre, arena & venue
Granite fronted assembly rooms of 1822 on Union Street, with a Doric portico, a galleried main auditorium and smaller panelled rooms after a full refurbishment.

Hospital, prison & institution
Former courthouse and prison in Nottingham's Lace Market, with Georgian courtrooms, Victorian cells and a medieval undercroft, now a museum of law and punishment.

Office, school & public building
Museum on Falmouth harbour with a timber clad main hall hung with small boats, a lookout tower and an underwater gallery with windows below the waterline.

Industrial & derelict
Preserved Lady Victoria Colliery with winding engine house, headframe, pithead baths, workshops and a surrounding Victorian mining village.

Transport & infrastructure
National collection of historic locomotives and rolling stock in York, housed in former railway engine sheds with large open halls and turntables.

Industrial & derelict
A former slate quarry workshop at Llanberis in Snowdonia, with working machinery, a giant waterwheel and quarrymen's cottages preserved on site.

Modern architecture
A space science museum in Leicester with a distinctive rocket tower, planetarium and exhibition halls, available for venue hire including production use.

Industrial & derelict
Industrial history museum in Swansea Marina combining a restored 1901 dockside warehouse with a slate and glass extension, open galleries and quayside outside.

House & apartment
End-of-terrace Georgian townhouse on Bath's Royal Crescent, restored and furnished as a museum showing how it looked in the 1700s.
Seen in: Bridgerton

House & apartment
Regency Gothic mansion in Sutton with panelled reception rooms, a service wing with Victorian kitchen and laundry, stable yard and walled garden in public parkland.
Studio & backlot
Converted 19th-century woollen mill near Huddersfield with four sound stages totalling over 19,000 sq ft, plus surrounding mill buildings used as extra sets.
Seen in: Happy Valley, Jericho, Jamaica Inn, Where the Heart Is
Transport & infrastructure
Heritage steam railway running 24 miles through the North York Moors, with period stations at Pickering, Goathland and Grosmont used for productions set from the 1930s onward.
Seen in: Downton Abbey, Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Heartbeat, Dad's Army (2016)

Historic town & street
Grid of red-brick streets and back alleys in central Manchester whose look has doubled for other cities on screen, from 1940s Brooklyn to 1980s Manhattan.
Seen in: Captain America, The Crown, It's a Sin, Boiling Point, Morbius

Industrial & derelict
The former Victorian fish market hall on the Thames in the City of London, a column free riverside space hired for productions and functions.
Palace & landmark
Baroque waterfront complex of colonnaded courts and a domed Painted Hall at Greenwich, hired as a stand-in for period Paris, Victorian London and other settings.
Seen in: Bridgerton, The Crown, Les Misérables, Thor
Castle & estate
Ruined hexagonal 14th-century castle beside a lake in Wiltshire, its courtyard and roofless halls used for medieval action filming.
Seen in: Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves

Theatre, arena & venue
Victorian exhibition halls in west London with a barrel vaulted glass roof, cast iron structure and column free floors, plus newer conference spaces.

Industrial & derelict
Shingle spit on the Suffolk coast used for decades as a secret military testing site, with derelict laboratories, pagoda-shaped test buildings and a lighthouse.

Village & countryside
Eighteenth century landscape garden at Cobham with a serpentine lake, Gothic temple, ruined abbey, crystal grotto, vineyard and long open lawns.
Seen in: Dorian Gray, Suffragette, Black Mirror, Bridgerton

Industrial & derelict
Victorian waterworks of 1884 with two working beam engines, ornamental ironwork columns, stained glass, a boiler house with six Lancashire boilers and a cooling pond.
House & apartment
Grade II* listed 1960s brutalist housing estate overlooking Sheffield city centre, its long deck-access blocks partly restored and partly awaiting refurbishment.

House & apartment
Medieval manor house near Tonbridge with a 1341 barons hall under a chestnut roof, state rooms, a walled Tudor garden and estate farmland.
Seen in: The Other Boleyn Girl, The Princess Bride, Merlin, The Hollow Crown
Industrial & derelict
The national museum of democracy in Manchester, housed in a former Edwardian hydraulic pumping station beside the River Irwell, with galleries and an events space.

Theatre, arena & venue
A Scottish jump racing course set in Scone Palace Park near Perth, with grandstands and parkland offered for film and television location filming.

Hospital, prison & institution
Former Scottish state prison at Peterhead, closed in 2013, with its original cell blocks, exercise yard and perimeter wall open as a museum.

Studio & backlot
Major studio complex west of London whose facilities include large sound stages, the vast 007 Stage, backlots and an underwater filming tank.
Seen in: No Time to Die, Star Wars: The Force Awakens

Transport & infrastructure
Cast iron canal trough of 1805 carried thirty eight metres above the Dee on nineteen stone piers, with a towpath crossing and a wooded valley below.

Transport & infrastructure
Former Royal Navy base on Portland Harbour with deep water quays, breakwaters and forts, warehouses, dry dock, cranes and open hardstanding behind a secure gate.

Village & countryside
Italianate village on the Gwynedd coast built by Clough Williams-Ellis between 1925 and 1975, with pastel-coloured buildings, a piazza and subtropical gardens.
Seen in: The Prisoner

Transport & infrastructure
Working Royal Navy dockyard and heritage site with historic warships, dry docks and Georgian storehouses along Portsmouth Harbour.

Castle & estate
Fortified manor of 1391 remodelled in Georgian and Victorian phases, with a rococo staircase hall, music room, chapel, stables and a deer park on the Exe estuary.
Studio & backlot
Film and TV production hub in Leeds with several sound stages, warehouse space, production offices and an on-site cinema, also home to a film school.
Seen in: Bank of Dave, The ABC Murders, Girlfriends, The Duke
Studio & backlot
Studio complex in Wakefield with Yorkshire's first LED virtual production volume (over 3,000 panels), plus rehearsal studios, crew accommodation and dining space.
Studio & backlot
A large studio campus on a former industrial site between Edinburgh and Glasgow, with two very large sound stages and extensive support office space.

Theatre, arena & venue
Football stadium in Wrexham, north Wales, one of the oldest international football grounds still in use, with stands close to the pitch on all four sides.
Seen in: Welcome to Wrexham

Industrial & derelict
A former colliery in the Rhondda valley, South Wales, preserved with pithead buildings and winding gear as a mining heritage museum.

Transport & infrastructure
24-arch stone railway viaduct carrying the Settle to Carlisle line across open moorland in the Yorkshire Dales.

Village & countryside
Former royal hunting park of 2,500 acres in south west London with ancient oaks, deer herds, ponds, walled plantations and long open grassland.
Seen in: Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows, Into the Woods, Heat and Dust

Church & monastery
Extensive ruined Cistercian abbey in a wooded North Yorkshire valley, its arches and undercroft used for fantasy, period drama and documentary filming.
Seen in: Transformers: The Last Knight, Gentleman Jack

Modern architecture
A Zaha Hadid designed transport museum where the Kelvin meets the Clyde in Glasgow, with a zigzag roofline, a recreated street and a tall ship moored outside.

Hotel & interiors
1950s dance hall in Brockley with red velvet walls, chandeliers, booth seating and a sprung maple floor, one of the last intact ballrooms in London.
Seen in: Good Times, Lana Del Rey: Burning Desire

Hotel & interiors
Hotel in the Edwardian Pearl Assurance building on High Holborn with a carriage archway, courtyard, Pavonazzo marble staircase and panelled function rooms.
Seen in: The Politician's Wife, The Saint

Theatre, arena & venue
Circular former railway engine shed in Camden turned performance venue, its exposed iron pillars and brickwork hired out for industrial-look filming.

Theatre, arena & venue
Circular Victorian concert hall with a domed glass and iron roof, tiered galleries and a large stage, available for filming and photography by arrangement.
Seen in: The Man Who Knew Too Much, The King's Speech
Village & countryside
Seventy acre botanic garden a mile north of the centre, with Victorian palm houses, a modern glasshouse range, rock garden, arboretum and Georgian Inverleith House.

Industrial & derelict
Former explosives works at Waltham Abbey with 21 listed buildings, canals, tramways, blast mounds and 175 acres of woodland closed to the public.

Theatre, arena & venue
A large showground and exhibition centre at Ingliston near Edinburgh Airport, with halls, arenas and outdoor space hired for events and productions.
Office, school & public building
Victorian university campus at Egham centred on the ornate French Renaissance-style Founder's Building, with quadrangles, a chapel and a picture gallery.
Hospital, prison & institution
Wren designed home for army veterans with a Great Hall, chapel, panelled Long Wards, Figure Court and 66 acres of grounds running down to the Thames.

Palace & landmark
Regency seaside palace in Brighton with Indian domes outside and Chinese style interiors, a banqueting room, music room and great kitchen.

Industrial & derelict
Georgian naval victualling yard in Plymouth built of limestone and granite, with a brewhouse, bakery, cooperage, slate roofs, a gatehouse arch and its own harbour.

Village & countryside
Open-air museum of relocated rural buildings at Hutton-le-Hole in the North York Moors, spanning Iron Age to 1950s interiors, hired out for filming.
Seen in: Death Comes to Pemberley, Hacker the Dog

Industrial & derelict
Former Victorian textile mill in the Saltaire World Heritage village near Bradford, a vast stone and iron structure now used as galleries, shops and offices.
Studio & backlot
A small riverside soundstage in a former Rotherhithe granary, combined with the long-running Sands Films costume and production house.

Hotel & interiors
Hotel in a 1970s office block on the South Bank with a copper clad lobby, riverside rooms, screening room and a roof terrace over the Thames.

Theatre, arena & venue
Exhibition and conference centre on the Clyde in Glasgow, alongside the SSE Hydro concert arena, with large column-free halls used for events and filming.
Castle & estate
The excavated remains of a Roman fort at Wallsend marking the eastern end of Hadrian's Wall, with a reconstructed bathhouse, viewing tower and museum.

Transport & infrastructure
16-mile heritage steam railway between Kidderminster and Bridgnorth with five preserved Victorian stations, engine sheds and rolling stock used for period rail scenes.
Seen in: 28 Days Later, Enola Holmes, The Chronicles of Narnia, Goodnight Mister Tom

Studio & backlot
A historic Thames-side studio complex with 31 stages across two backlots, a 17th-century manor house and river and woodland grounds for filming.
Seen in: Oliver!, Alien, Gandhi, Captain America: The First Avenger

Hospital, prison & institution
Former English prison dating to 1610, closed in 2013, with cell wings, exercise yards and a gatehouse now hired as an events and filming venue.

Studio & backlot
A large new-build studio campus south of Reading, now operated as Shadowbox Studios Shinfield, with 18 stages up to 41,000 sq ft and a hard-standing backlot.
Seen in: Avengers: Doomsday, Squid Game, Greenland
Hospital, prison & institution
A closed Victorian prison on The Dana in Shrewsbury, with wings, cells and exercise yards intact from its use until 2013.

Transport & infrastructure
A motor racing circuit on a former airfield in Northamptonshire, with grandstands, pit garages and a test track hired for motoring productions.
Studio & backlot
A newly built studio campus in Elstree and Borehamwood with twelve large-format sound stages and on-site production offices and workshops.
Hotel & interiors
Red brick railway hotel of 1897 on the beach at Newcastle, with a ballroom, panelled lounges, long corridors and the Mourne Mountains directly behind.

Industrial & derelict
Former Victorian malting complex on the River Alde, its brick maltings and kilns converted into a concert hall, galleries and shops.

Palace & landmark
Neoclassical courtyard building on the Strand with a fountain court and river terrace, hired for events and productions in central London.
Seen in: The Duchess, Sherlock Holmes

Bar, restaurant & shop
Open air shopping quarter of 2010 next to Bath Spa station, built in Bath stone with modern shopfronts, colonnades, a public square and a multi storey car park.

Transport & infrastructure
Traditional seaside pier rebuilt in the 2000s on its Edwardian footings, with a pavilion, amusement arcade and end-of-pier walkway over the North Sea.
Studio & backlot
Purpose-built film and TV production complex in Beswick, Manchester, with 760,000 sq ft of space including a 30,000 sq ft main stage, offices, workshops and unit base parking.

Transport & infrastructure
Preserved Victorian iron-hulled steamship in her original dry dock in Bristol, with restored decks, engine room and dockside museum buildings.

Transport & infrastructure
Restored 1911 tender ship in Belfast's Hamilton Dock, the last remaining vessel of the White Star Line, moored beside Titanic Belfast as a museum ship.

Church & monastery
Ruined 14th-century bishop's palace beside St Davids Cathedral in Pembrokeshire, with a great hall, arcaded parapets and undercrofts, available for filming and exhibitions.

Village & countryside
Open air museum in a hundred acre park west of Cardiff with more than forty re-erected Welsh buildings, from medieval church and farmhouses to a row of ironworkers cottages and a working mill.

Theatre, arena & venue
A deconsecrated Georgian church on Brandon Hill in Bristol converted into a concert hall, its columned interior hired for recordings, filming and events.
Bar, restaurant & shop
Late Victorian covered market hall in Belfast, a red brick and steel structure with market stalls, used for markets, events and filming when not trading.
Village & countryside
Small public garden square off Quay Street in central Manchester, laid out in 1932 on the site of a former church and graveyard, used for quieter scenes near the city centre.
Seen in: Domino Day, Cobra, Fresh Meat, Age Before Beauty

Office, school & public building
Fourteenth century guildhall next to Coventry's ruined cathedral, with a great hall under an angel roof, medieval tapestry, undercroft kitchen and stone court.

Hotel & interiors
Gilbert Scott's Gothic revival Midland Grand at St Pancras station, with the Grand Staircase, vaulted corridors, ballroom and a red brick clock tower facade.
Seen in: Batman Begins, The Secret Garden, Spice Girls: Wannabe

Church & monastery
Working Anglican cathedral in the City of London with Wren's dome, geometric staircase and west steps, hired for feature and TV filming through its press office.
Seen in: Harry Potter, Sherlock Holmes, Mary Poppins Returns, Mission: Impossible - Fallout, Paddington 2, Wonka, The Diplomat

Transport & infrastructure
Britain's longest, deepest and highest canal tunnel, cut through the Pennines at Marsden on the Huddersfield Narrow Canal, with a visitor centre and boat trips into the tunnel, open for filming under Canal and River Trust permit.
Studio & backlot
A dedicated virtual production facility at Belfast Harbour Studios, with in-camera VFX stages, an LED motion-capture stage and a CoSTAR screen lab.
Seen in: First Woman

House & apartment
Roofless shell of a Georgian country mansion on a Derbyshire hillside, its bare facades and empty window openings used as a ruined-grandeur filming backdrop.
Seen in: Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

Theatre, arena & venue
Arena of 2021 on the Swansea waterfront seating around three and a half thousand, with a wrapped LED facade, flat floor mode and a raised public plaza outside.
Industrial & derelict
A converted warehouse and former whisky bond in Glasgow's Yorkhill, now a multi room venue used for music, events and film and television production.
Castle & estate
Ducal house in west London with Robert Adam state rooms, a great conservatory, stable block and 200 acres of parkland and water meadow beside the Thames.
Seen in: Gosford Park, Killing Eve, Belgravia, Bridgerton

Transport & infrastructure
Preserved colliery line on a 1725 waggonway route, with the Causey Arch, Marley Hill engine shed of 1854, wooden platforms and industrial tank engines.
Theatre, arena & venue
Grade II listed former family home in Sheffield turned Masonic hall, with a stairway, library, reception rooms, bar and a period dance floor room for hire.

Office, school & public building
Britain's oldest surviving purpose-built arts centre, a Grade I listed early Georgian charity school building in central Liverpool with galleries, a courtyard and function rooms.
Studio & backlot
Council-run studio complex on the site of a former sherry bottling plant in south Bristol, with eleven sound stages across two sites and a rooftop solar array.
Seen in: Poldark, Wolf Hall, Broadchurch series 3, The Pale Horse, Rivals, Hellboy

Office, school & public building
Museum of 1983 set in Pollok Country Park, rebuilt in 2022, with glazed galleries facing woodland, sandstone walls and reconstructed medieval doorways inside.

Church & monastery
Former Carthusian monastery and Tudor mansion turned almshouse near Smithfield, its Great Hall, cloister, chapel and square hired for period filming around resident life.

Industrial & derelict
Former Bird's custard works in Digbeth turned into studios and shops, with brick factory blocks, iron walkways, loading bays, painted yards and canal frontage.
Studio & backlot
Purpose-built studio at Liverpool Innovation Park with two 20,000 sq ft stages, production offices, workshops and a 1.7-acre unit base with parking for 200 vehicles.
Seen in: Hollyoaks, The Batman, Fantastic Beasts, Peaky Blinders, House of Guinness

Theatre, arena & venue
Foster designed concert building of 2004 on the Gateshead quayside, with a curved glass and steel shell, two halls, a rehearsal drum and a long river facing concourse.

Hotel & interiors
Victorian seafront hotel of 1864 with a white stucco facade, central atrium staircase, ballroom and a former library with marble pillars.
Seen in: Only Fools and Horses

Hotel & interiors
Restored 1879 hotel on Colmore Row with a French Renaissance facade, the gilded Grand Ballroom, marble lobby and a first floor suite of period reception rooms.
House & apartment
Greek Revival country house shell near Northington in Hampshire, its giant portico and roofless interior used as a grand filming backdrop.
Seen in: Onegin

Office, school & public building
Neo Gothic civic hall of 1890 beside the city walls, with a clock tower, stained glass windows across the main hall, council chamber and stone stairways.

Transport & infrastructure
80-acre former Royal Navy dockyard on the Medway with Georgian ropewalks, covered slips, dry docks and historic ships used as period maritime backdrops.
Seen in: Call the Midwife, Sherlock Holmes

Hotel & interiors
Former Great Central Hotel at Marylebone station with a glass roofed eight storey atrium, palm filled winter garden, ballroom and Victorian brick exterior.

Hotel & interiors
Victorian grand hotel opposite Broadcasting House with a colonnaded Palm Court, ballroom, marble lobby and a long facade on Portland Place.
Seen in: Wonderland, Garfield: A Tail of Two Kitties, Burnt

Theatre, arena & venue
Arts centre of 2012 in the Cathedral Quarter with two theatres, three galleries, a tall brick and basalt atrium and open stairways over several levels.
Hotel & interiors
Hotel and club in the former Midland Bank headquarters by Lutyens in the City, with a banking hall of green marble columns, vaults, offices and a roof pool.
Studio & backlot
Teesside University production facility in Hartlepool with a sound stage, green screen, virtual production volume, edit suites and workshop space.

Theatre, arena & venue
An indoor arena in the Odyssey complex on Belfast's Queen's Quay, home to ice hockey and concerts, with a bowl and function spaces for hire.
Industrial & derelict
Former East End brewery complex on Brick Lane with converted vat rooms, yards and warehouse floors hired as event and shoot space.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Grade I listed 18th century cloth hall in Halifax, a colonnaded stone quadrangle of former merchants' rooms around a large open square, now shops, bars and an events space.

Hotel & interiors
Hotel occupying two houses at the centre of Bath's Royal Crescent, with Georgian drawing rooms, a rear garden, a coach house and a spa in the former stable block.

Hotel & interiors
Riverside hotel on the Strand with an art deco entrance court, the American Bar, a mirrored ballroom, Thames facing suites and Edwardian dining rooms.
Studio & backlot
A converted industrial estate in north Manchester built as television and digital production studios, with offices, a yard and outdoor space for crews and vehicles.

Office, school & public building
Neoclassical law library beside St Giles with a colonnaded upper hall, painted cupola, galleries of leather bound books and a lower library used for events.

Transport & infrastructure
Military vehicle museum on the Bovington army camp with several hundred tanks and armoured vehicles, indoor halls and outdoor arena space.

Hotel & interiors
Spa built around Bath's hot springs, joining the Georgian Cross Bath and Hot Bath to a glass and stone New Royal Bath with a rooftop pool over the city.
Forest & lake
England's largest lowland pine forest, spanning the Norfolk-Suffolk border, with rides and clearings bookable for filming through Forestry England's national team.

Office, school & public building
A science museum at Millennium Point in Birmingham with galleries of steam engines, vehicles and interactive exhibits across four floors, available for venue hire.
Studio & backlot
An East London production campus on an old mill island, with around a dozen stages, rehearsal rooms and 130-plus production offices near the 2012 Olympic Park.

Castle & estate
17th-century artillery fort guarding the Thames Estuary near Tilbury Docks, its moated ramparts and parade ground used for war and period filming.
Seen in: Wonder Woman, Tulip Fever, SS-GB, Taboo

Modern architecture
A six floor angular aluminium clad museum on the Belfast slipway where the Titanic was built, with galleries and function spaces hired for events.

Industrial & derelict
A Grade I listed early nineteenth century dock warehouse in Wapping, with exposed brick vaults and cast iron columns hired as an events space.

Theatre, arena & venue
Competition swimming venue with a ten lane fifty metre pool, diving and training pools, spectator seating and modern changing halls behind a red sandstone frontage.

Forest & lake
Six hundred hectare forest park at the foot of the Mournes with mixed conifer and broadleaf woodland, the Shimna river, stone bridges, follies and gate arches.
Seen in: Game of Thrones
Transport & infrastructure
Bascule and suspension bridge over the Thames with twin Victorian Gothic towers and a glass-floored high-level walkway overlooking the city.
Seen in: The Mummy Returns, Spider-Man: Far From Home

Office, school & public building
Robert Adam designed 18th century guild hall in central Glasgow, with a domed saloon and panelled function rooms still used by the city's trade incorporations.
House & apartment
Fortified 15th-century manor house beside a Norman round tower in the Brecon Beacons, with a restored great hall and period garden, available for filming.
Industrial & derelict
Former lighthouse testing wharf at the mouth of the River Lea, with a lightship, converted shipping-container studios and dockside sheds.
Studio & backlot
A modern north London studio built beside the Meridian Water rail interchange, with three large-format sound stages, production hubs and workshops.

Theatre, arena & venue
A former 1930s cinema in Limehouse converted into an events venue, its art deco auditorium and foyers hired for filming, television and live shows.
Studio & backlot
A century-old riverside studio in south-west London combining three sound stages with post-production and, since 2025, a virtual production volume.
Seen in: Enola Holmes 3, Trigger Point (series 2), Masters of the Universe, His Dark Materials

House & apartment
Neo-Gothic mansion built for William Waldorf Astor beside the Thames, with a galleried great hall and carved wood interiors offered for filming.
Village & countryside
Open-air museum at Cultra near Belfast with relocated cottages, shops, a meeting house and cobbled streets recreating rural and small-town Ulster life, hired out for filming.

Office, school & public building
National museum at the edge of the Botanic Gardens, joining an Edwardian classical block to a brutalist concrete extension of 1972 with cantilevered galleries and a top lit atrium.

Transport & infrastructure
A National Museums NI transport museum at Cultra on Belfast Lough, with halls of trains, cars and aircraft beside the adjoining Ulster Folk Museum's historic buildings.

Church & monastery
A working Victorian Gothic chapel in Islington that doubles as a music venue, its galleried octagonal interior hired for filming and concerts.
Office, school & public building
Oxford's oldest college, fronting the High Street with a 17th-century quadrangle and chapel, available for filming during university vacations with the Domestic Bursar's permission.

Office, school & public building
Redbrick campus in central Leeds with Gothic, Art Deco and modern buildings around the Parkinson Building, available for external filming through the university press office.

Office, school & public building
A university campus beside MediaCityUK on Salford Quays, with lecture theatres, media production studios and modern teaching buildings.

Theatre, arena & venue
Category A-listed Edwardian concert hall in Edinburgh seating up to 2,200, council-owned and hired out for conferences, concerts and film shoots.
Theatre, arena & venue
Indoor arena in central Birmingham seating several thousand, used for concerts, sport and other large events at the NEC Group's city centre site.

Modern architecture
Waterfront design museum on the Dundee riverside with a stacked-stone exterior by architect Kengo Kuma, opened in 2018 beside the historic ship RRS Discovery.

Industrial & derelict
A restored nineteenth century jute mill in Dundee with original machinery and mill buildings, run as a museum of the city's textile industry.
Studio & backlot
Multi-stage production facility on Whitehall Road, Leeds, opened 2020, with four stages up to 27,000 sq ft, production offices, workshops and on-site parking.
Seen in: Bodies, Boat Story, Platform 7, Marvel's Secret Invasion

Theatre, arena & venue
Disused Edwardian public baths in Manchester with three original pools, a Turkish suite and stained glass, hired as a filming location since its closure in 1993.

Bar, restaurant & shop
Restored Victorian shopping arcade in Leeds combining the 1990 Victoria Quarter and 2016 Victoria Gate, with Britain's largest stained-glass ceiling and mosaic floors.
Seen in: The ABC Murders
Theatre, arena & venue
An interactive science discovery centre inside the Odyssey complex on Belfast's Queen's Quay, with exhibition floors and workshop spaces.

Theatre, arena & venue
Steel and slate clad performing arts centre on Cardiff Bay, with a main theatre, studio spaces and a bronze-lettered curved facade.
Studio & backlot
Scotland's fully integrated film studio complex at Cumbernauld, with five sound stages and on-site accommodation for cast and crew.
Studio & backlot
A former aerodrome converted into one of Europe's largest film studios, with lettered and numbered stages, a large water tank and an extensive backlot.
Seen in: Harry Potter film series, GoldenEye, Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace, The Dark Knight

Transport & infrastructure
Preserved standard gauge railway between Alresford and Alton with restored country stations, a locomotive shed, steam engines and ten miles of track.

Church & monastery
Ruined 12th-century Cistercian abbey beside the River Wey in Surrey, its stone arches and open meadow setting used as a fantasy and period backdrop.
Seen in: Into the Woods, The Huntsman: Winter's War, The Mummy, The Witcher

Village & countryside
40-acre open-air museum near Chichester with 50 rescued and rebuilt historic buildings from the 13th to 19th centuries and a reconstructed Saxon hall, used for period film and TV interiors and exteriors.
Seen in: The Repair Shop, Good Omens, The Hollow Crown: Henry VI Part II

Theatre, arena & venue
National stadium seating 90,000 under a steel arch, with pitch, players tunnel, dressing rooms, wide concourses and hospitality suites available outside the event calendar.

House & apartment
Country house near Rotherham with one of the longest facades in Europe, a marble saloon, state rooms, service corridors, stables and parkland.
Studio & backlot
A two-site studio complex in Hayes with ten stages in total, including the UK's only permanent standing hospital set.
Seen in: Ted Lasso, Killing Eve, The Father, Venom: The Last Dance, Good Omens, Bohemian Rhapsody, The Imitation Game

Forest & lake
A Forestry England arboretum in Gloucestershire with thousands of labelled trees, formal avenues and a treetop walkway.
Village & countryside
Earthwork remains of a deserted medieval village in a secluded Yorkshire Wolds valley, with a ruined church, used as a rural period-filming location.
Seen in: Yorkshire, Great & Small

Church & monastery
Ruined Benedictine abbey on Whitby's East Cliff above the North Sea, its Gothic skeleton and headstone-lined churchyard used for gothic and period drama.
Seen in: Dracula, The Radleys

Theatre, arena & venue
Surviving Victorian music hall in Wapping with a barley-twist column auditorium and worn brick backstage areas, hired for filming and photography.

Church & monastery
Norman and Gothic cathedral with the longest medieval nave in Europe, a crypt that floods in winter, cloister ruins and a walled close.
Seen in: The Crown

House & apartment
Ruined 15th-century fortified manor house in Derbyshire, once used to hold Mary, Queen of Scots, its great hall and undercroft used for period filming.
Seen in: Jane Eyre
Theatre, arena & venue
A Victorian entertainment complex in Blackpool covering almost five acres, with the domed Spanish Hall, an opera house and function rooms hired for events.
Studio & backlot
A producer-built Cardiff studio complex of seven sound-treated stages and a serviced backlot, run by the production company Bad Wolf.
Seen in: Doctor Who, His Dark Materials, A Discovery of Witches, Industry
Office, school & public building
1970s Oxford college on the banks of the Cherwell with modernist buildings and riverside gardens, available for filming with the events office's permission.

House & apartment
Elizabethan prodigy house of 1588 on a hill in Nottingham, with a stone screen facade, hall under a clerestory prospect room, cellars and a five hundred acre deer park.
Seen in: The Dark Knight Rises

Industrial & derelict
A former colliery near Ashington in Northumberland with preserved pithead buildings, a winding engine and headstocks, run as a mining heritage museum.

Mountains & wilderness
A show cave complex in the Mendip Hills near Wells, with limestone chambers, an underground river and an attached Victorian paper mill.

Industrial & derelict
Arts venue in five restored Royal Arsenal munitions buildings in south east London, with brick halls, exposed roof trusses, rehearsal rooms and open yards.
House & apartment
Country house near Silsoe built in French chateau style, set within formal gardens with canals, pavilions and woodland walks.

House & apartment
Palladian house of 1754 north of Barnet with a portico front, marble hall, panelled rooms and 2,500 acres of park, kept for private hire and filming.
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