Curated Itinerary
Film & TV Filming Locations You Can Visit
Six real heritage places you can visit that are also famous film and TV locations, from Hazzard County to the Star Wars deserts.
These are heritage places you can walk into that also happen to be some of the most recognisable film and television locations on earth. Not a single road trip but a bucket list, spanning a Georgia courthouse square, a Berber cave-hotel in Tunisia, a Sevillian plaza, a Spanish desert, a Highland castle and a jungle temple in Cambodia. Each stop is a real, visitable site with its own full guide on Cultural Heritage Online.
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Hazzard County – Virtual Tour 360°
The Georgia filming locations for The Dukes of Hazzard (1979–1985), where the iconic General Lee Dodge Charger performed legendary stunts across…
Tabernas Desert
The only semi-desert in Europe -- dry badlands in Almeria, Andalusia, formed by the rain shadow of the Sierra Nevada -- chosen by Sergio Leone in 1964 as the…
Plaza de Espana, Seville
Few public spaces in Europe can match the sheer theatrical ambition of Plaza de España. Built in 1928 as the centrepiece of Seville's Ibero-American…
Eilean Donan Castle
Possibly the most photographed castle in Scotland, Eilean Donan rises from a small island at the meeting of three sea lochs in Wester Ross — and owes its…
Matmata
A Berber town in southern Tunisia where traditional underground troglodyte dwellings carved into desert pits have housed residents for generations, now…
Ta Prohm
Built in 1186 by the Khmer king Jayavarman VII as a Buddhist monastery and university, Ta Prohm is the temple the jungle reclaimed — its stone galleries…
Aït Benhaddou
A fortified ksar on the Ouarzazate river in southeastern Morocco, Ait Benhaddou preserves centuries of caravan-route architecture as a UNESCO World…
Skellig Michael
A 6th-century monastery of dry-stone beehive cells clings to a 218-metre Atlantic rock off Kerry, reached by hundreds of hand-carved steps and centuries of hard weather.
Himeji Castle
Himeji Castle, Japan's best-preserved feudal fortress, survived four centuries of war, the Meiji demolitions and wartime bombing behind its curved white plaster walls.
Carcassonne
A hilltop city ringed by three kilometres of double medieval walls, Carcassonne pairs a Gallo-Roman fortress with a Trencavel castle and a Romanesque-Gothic basilica, restored controversially by Viollet-le-Duc.
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