Filming Locations

Buñol

Spain· 1 scene

Home of La Tomatina — the world-famous tomato-throwing festival featured in the film's most iconic sequence. Every last Wednesday of August, the town turns red.

Seville

Spain· 2 scenes

The skydiving sequence and the feria scenes were filmed around Seville, the heart of Andalusia famous for flamenco and orange-lined streets.

Pamplona

Spain· 1 scene

The climactic Running of the Bulls (San Fermín) sequence was shot in Pamplona's old town, where the encierro runs every July.

Costa Brava

Spain· 2 scenes

The underwater diving scene where Katrina Kaif teaches Hrithik Roshan to scuba dive was shot along this rugged Catalan coastline.

Orvakal Rock Garden

India· 1 scene

This unique geological park features ancient quartz rock formations, offering a dramatic and otherworldly landscape that attracts nature lovers and photographers.

Mahabaleshwar

India· 1 scene

A popular hill station known for its panoramic views, dense forests, and pleasant climate, Mahabaleshwar offers a serene escape and beautiful natural backdrops for visitors.

Athirappilly Waterfalls

India· 1 scene

This breathtaking natural wonder, often called 'The Niagara of India,' is a popular tourist destination and a recognizable backdrop from many Indian films, drawing fans to its scenic beauty.

Ramoji Film City

India· 1 scene

As the world's largest integrated film studio complex, visitors can tour the grand sets used for Bahubali and other films, offering a unique behind-the-scenes experience of Indian cinema.

90 Bedford Street, Greenwich Village

USA· 1 scene

This iconic building serves as a major pilgrimage site for 'Friends' fans, allowing them to connect with the show's New York City setting and capture memorable photos.

Warner Bros. Ranch

USA· 1 scene

This is the actual fountain used for the show's famous opening. While not directly accessible for interaction, it's a significant behind-the-scenes location often mentioned or seen on Warner Bros. Studio Tours.

Berlin U-Bahn (Subway System)

Germany· 1 scene

An efficient way to experience Berlin's daily life and observe its diverse population, with some stations featuring unique architectural designs and historical significance.

East Side Gallery, Berlin

Germany· 1 scene

The longest open-air gallery in the world, featuring murals on a preserved section of the Berlin Wall, symbolizing freedom and artistic expression.

Reichstag Building / Bundestag, Berlin

Germany· 1 scene

The historic seat of the German Parliament, known for its impressive architecture and accessible glass dome offering panoramic city views, a key symbol of German democracy.

Oberbaumbrücke (Oberbaum Bridge), Berlin

Germany· 1 scene

An iconic double-deck bridge connecting two vibrant districts, offering picturesque views of the Spree River and serving as a symbol of Berlin's reunification.

Alexanderplatz, Berlin

Germany· 1 scene

A historic and bustling public square, home to the iconic TV Tower and World Clock, offering a central point for exploring Berlin's past and present.

Berlin Hauptbahnhof (Berlin Central Station)

Germany· 1 scene

A marvel of modern architecture and a major transportation hub, offering panoramic views of the city and a bustling atmosphere often featured in contemporary German cinema.

Madrid

Spain· 1 scene

As Spain's vibrant capital, Madrid boasts world-class museums, beautiful parks, and a lively nightlife, offering a quintessential Spanish urban experience.

Bollullos de la Mitación, Seville

Spain· 1 scene

Home to Skydive Spain, this location offers an exhilarating skydiving experience with panoramic views of the Andalusian countryside, perfect for adventure seekers.

Pamplona, Navarre

Spain· 1 scene

Pamplona is world-renowned for its San Fermín festival and the Running of the Bulls, attracting visitors seeking an adrenaline-pumping cultural experience.

Ronda, Málaga

Spain· 1 scene

Ronda is famous for its breathtaking Puente Nuevo bridge spanning a deep gorge, offering spectacular views and a rich history as one of Spain's oldest towns.

Bunyol, Valencia

Spain· 1 scene

Bunyol is globally recognized for hosting the annual Tomatina festival, a unique and exhilarating experience for those seeking an unconventional celebration.

Barcelona

Spain· 1 scene

Barcelona is renowned for its unique architecture, especially Gaudí's Sagrada Familia, and its vibrant cultural scene, making it a must-visit for art and history enthusiasts.

Mumbai

India· 1 scene

As India's financial capital and entertainment hub, Mumbai offers a vibrant urban experience with iconic landmarks and a bustling atmosphere.

Warner Bros. Studios, Burbank

United States· 1 scene

Fans can visit the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood, which often features props, costumes, and even the original sets (or parts of them) from the show, offering a behind-the-scenes look at where the magic happened.

Mariinskyi Palace

Ukraine· 1 scene

This location gained global recognition as the backdrop for the Oscar-winning 'Naatu Naatu' song, making it a must-visit for fans of RRR and a significant landmark in Kyiv.

Stone Street Studios

New Zealand· 1 scene

This studio complex is a cornerstone of New Zealand's film industry, particularly for its association with Weta Digital and major productions like Avatar and The Lord of the Rings, though public access is limited.

MBS Media Campus (formerly Raleigh Studios Manhattan Beach)

USA· 1 scene

While not accessible for public tours, this studio was the primary 'real-world' hub where the groundbreaking performance capture technology for Avatar was executed, making it a significant site in film history.

Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo

Japan· 1 scene

Shibuya Crossing is one of the world's busiest intersections and an iconic symbol of modern Tokyo. Film tourists can experience the vibrant energy of the city where Ved confronts his inner turmoil and sense of alienation.

Cyber Hub, Gurugram (Gurgaon), Haryana

India· 1 scene

Cyber Hub is a modern corporate and dining hub in the Delhi NCR region. Fans can see the setting of Ved's unfulfilling corporate job, a key part of his character's journey and transformation.

Connaught Place, Delhi

India· 1 scene

Connaught Place is a major commercial and cultural hub in Delhi, known for its Georgian architecture. Film tourists can experience the vibrant city life that contrasts with Ved's Corsican freedom and his internal struggles.

Hauz Khas Village, Delhi

India· 1 scene

Hauz Khas Village is a vibrant urban village with historical ruins, art galleries, and cafes. Fans can visit the area where Ved and Tara rekindle their connection and experience its bohemian atmosphere.

Shimla, Himachal Pradesh

India· 1 scene

Shimla is a popular hill station known for its colonial architecture and scenic beauty. Film tourists can visit the picturesque landscapes where Ved's love for storytelling and imagination was nurtured.

Cap Corse, Corsica

France· 1 scene

Cap Corse offers breathtaking coastal drives and dramatic viewpoints. Film tourists can retrace the scenic routes and enjoy the natural beauty that served as a backdrop for the protagonists' adventures.

Bastia, Corsica

France· 1 scene

Bastia is a historic port city with a charming old town and a vibrant old port. Fans can immerse themselves in the authentic Corsican culture and architecture depicted in the movie.

Bonifacio, Corsica

France· 1 scene

Bonifacio is famous for its stunning white cliffs, medieval citadel, and picturesque port. Film tourists can explore the charming streets and breathtaking coastal views seen throughout the film's first half.

Brindavan Gardens, Krishnarajasagara Dam

India· 1 scene

Brindavan Gardens is a famous terraced garden known for its symmetrical design, musical fountains, and scenic beauty. Fans could visit to enjoy the serene atmosphere and relive the romantic moments from the song.

Mysore Palace (Amba Vilas Palace)

India· 1 scene

Mysore Palace is a world-renowned historical landmark and a masterpiece of Indo-Saracenic architecture. Fans would visit to witness its grandeur and walk through the same majestic settings seen in the song.

13831 Calvert Street, Van Nuys, California, USA

USA· 1 scene

This is the exterior of Jim and Pam's first home, a significant location for fans following their relationship and family life.

Hansen Dam Recreation Area, Lake View Terrace, California, USA

USA· 1 scene

Fans can visit the park where the memorable 'Beach Games' were held, recalling Michael's leadership challenges and the iconic fire walk.

Golden Oak Ranch, Newhall, California, USA

USA· 1 scene

While a private filming ranch, this location served as the visual backdrop for Dwight's eccentric farm, a beloved and unique setting in the series.

California Institute of the Arts (CalArts), Valencia, California, USA

USA· 1 scene

This location represents a pivotal moment in Pam's character development, offering fans a chance to see where her artistic journey began.

Marina del Rey, California, USA

USA· 1 scene

Fans can visit the marina where the iconic 'Booze Cruise' episode was filmed, perhaps even taking a boat tour similar to the one featured in the show.

The Summit at Warner Center, Woodland Hills, California, USA

USA· 1 scene

Fans can see the exterior of Michael Scott's residence, a key location for understanding his character outside of work.

Saticoy Studios (formerly Chandler Valley Center Studios), Van Nuys, California, USA

USA· 1 scene

While not publicly accessible, this studio was the creative home for the show, where the iconic sets were built and most of the series was filmed.

13839 Saticoy Street, Van Nuys, California, USA

USA· 1 scene

This is the iconic exterior of the Dunder Mifflin office, a must-see for fans wanting to visit the 'real' office building.

Bondi Beach, Sydney

Australia· 1 scene

World-famous beach known for surfing, golden sands, and vibrant atmosphere, a quintessential Sydney experience featured in the film.

Taronga Zoo, Sydney

Australia· 1 scene

Offers close encounters with Australian wildlife and stunning views of Sydney Harbour, a memorable location from the film's Sydney segment.

Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney

Australia· 1 scene

A beautiful urban oasis offering diverse plant collections and stunning views of the Opera House and Harbour, perfect for a leisurely stroll as seen in the film.

Circular Quay, Sydney

Australia· 1 scene

A major transport hub and waterfront precinct offering ferry access to major attractions and iconic views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge.

Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney

Australia· 1 scene

Offers stunning views of Sydney Harbour and is a major engineering feat, a quintessential Sydney experience that is highly visible in the film.

Sydney Opera House, Sydney

Australia· 1 scene

An architectural marvel and UNESCO World Heritage site, instantly recognizable from the film and a global landmark that defines Sydney's skyline.

Vagator Beach, Goa

India· 1 scene

A popular Goan beach known for its red cliffs and vibrant shacks, often visited in conjunction with Chapora Fort, offering a classic Goan experience.

Chapora Fort, Goa

India· 1 scene

Offers panoramic views of Vagator Beach and the Arabian Sea, famous for the 'Dil Chahta Hai' pose and a must-visit for fans of the film.

Gateway of India, Mumbai

India· 1 scene

This iconic monument serves as a symbol of Mumbai and represents the bustling metropolis where the friends' lives begin, offering a glimpse into urban Indian life.

St. Xavier's College, Mumbai

India· 1 scene

A historic and iconic educational institution in Mumbai, often used for filming, allowing fans to experience the early setting of the friends' lives.