Step into the Scene of London's Blockbusters and Witness London's Wonders!
London is the capital of the United Kingdom and its largest city. As is well known, London is a city with a long history and rich in art and culture, often renowned for its magnificent appearance and beautiful architectural landmarks! Due to its picturesque scenery, London is a dream destination for many. Especially when seeing famous London landmarks on the big screen, most people look forward to visiting even more. Want to know how London's attractions have drawn directors of major films to shoot there and inspired travelers to visit? Follow us now into the filming locations of blockbusters and explore the wonders of London!
Filming location: Tower Bridge and The Shard
Seeing this scene from the movie, do you remember the attraction being devoured by monsters created by numerous drones? This scene is undoubtedly the climax of the film, and it left a deep impression on many. Yes, the monsters were indeed attacking Tower Bridge at that time. Does seeing the once magnificent bridge destroyed in the film make you feel a sense of regret? Don't worry! When you visit London in person, you can still witness one of the city's most iconic landmarks. You can go to the top of one of the bridge towers to enjoy a panoramic view of the city. Step onto the glass walkway 138 feet above the river and experience the same thrill as Spider-Man defeating Mysterio, Quentin Beck.
Also, did you notice that The Shard also appeared in the movie? The scene where Nick Fury negotiates with Mysterio, Quentin Beck, was filmed at The Shard.
Seeing the ground beneath Nick Fury's feet, don't you want to feel the same sensation?
From the photos above, you can see how The Shard towers over the surrounding buildings. The Shard, at 309.9 meters tall and composed of 11,000 glass panels, is undoubtedly the most striking modern building in London's skyline. Ascend to the open-air observation deck on the 72nd floor of The Shard, and you are guaranteed to be immersed in London's most beautiful views!
Filming location: Leadenhall Market
Harry Potter fans should be very familiar with this place! This is where Harry Potter and Hagrid came to buy their wands.
Leadenhall Market, a covered Victorian market, is one of the oldest markets in London. Its architecture is magnificently grand, making it perfect for filming. Many movies have used it as a location, with the most famous being the Harry Potter series. It was the filming location for some of the original exterior shots of Diagon Alley. Diagon Alley is the shopping center of the wizarding world, where Hogwarts students can buy supplies like spellbooks and wands. Want to immerse yourself in the Harry Potter atmosphere? Take a leisurely stroll through Leadenhall Market and see what you can buy.
Filming location: Westminster Abbey
The 2006 film The Da Vinci Code used the exterior of Westminster Abbey. Unfortunately, the crew was not allowed to film inside the church, so those scenes had to be completed in a studio, and the interior's mysteries did not appear on the big screen.
Want to explore Westminster Abbey further? Why not visit the church and discover one of London's most important historical buildings? It is also a UNESCO World Heritage site. You can admire the magnificent and exquisite architectural design that will captivate you!
Filming location: St. Paul's Cathedral
At the beginning of the movie, you can see Sherlock Holmes running towards St. Paul's Cathedral.
St. Paul's Cathedral is one of the most charming buildings in the UK. Not only can you see this striking structure on the movie screen, but you can also visit the cathedral in person to explore its secrets! St. Paul's is not only famous for its stunning dome; its interior is also filled with mysteries and wonders waiting for you to discover. What are you waiting for? Cross the screen and visit St. Paul's Cathedral in person!
Filming location: The National Gallery
Follow in James Bond's footsteps to the National Gallery in London to receive an important message.
Want to know in which exhibition hall and in front of which portrait James Bond received the message? We won't tell you today! If you want to find out, why not visit the National Gallery in person? Located in Trafalgar Square in central London, this gallery houses many paintings. The gallery usually welcomes the public with free admission. Film fans who love various paintings might want to explore the gallery where James Bond was!
The movies and attractions mentioned above are just a part of London. In fact, there are many more film shooting locations in London for you to visit. You can join our British film tour and choose a movie you love to visit the locations where it was filmed. Not only can you see scenes from blockbusters, but you can also see the sources of beloved childhood characters like Winnie the Pooh!
Want to visit the above London attractions in the most cost-effective way? Purchase our London Explorer Pass, which gives you free entry to 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 London attractions. With just one pass in hand, no need to buy extra tickets at the entrance—saving both money and time. It's a great way to see London!
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Travelogue Directory:
1. Spider-Man: Far From Home
2. Harry Potter Series
3. The Da Vinci Code
4. Sherlock Holmes
5. Skyfall
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