Breaking Bad
Walter White, a New Mexico chemistry teacher, is diagnosed with Stage III cancer and given a prognosis of only two years left to live. He becomes filled with a sense of fearlessness and an unrelenting desire to secure his family's financial future at any cost as he enters the dangerous world of drugs and crime.
Filming locations map
Scene timeline
- 1Walter White's HouseUSA100% confidence
Walter White's family home, where many domestic scenes, family conflicts, and key plot points unfold throughout the seri
Walter White's family home, where many domestic scenes, family conflicts, and key plot points unfold throughout the series.
- 2Jesse Pinkman's HouseUSA100% confidence
Jesse Pinkman's house, where he lives, throws parties, and often deals with personal struggles and drug-related activiti
Jesse Pinkman's house, where he lives, throws parties, and often deals with personal struggles and drug-related activities.
- 3Crossroads MotelUSA100% confidence
Used in early seasons as a meeting point and temporary residence for Jesse and other characters, reflecting the grittier
Used in early seasons as a meeting point and temporary residence for Jesse and other characters, reflecting the grittier side of the drug world.
- 4Dog House Drive-InUSA100% confidence
Jesse Pinkman is seen eating hot dogs here multiple times, notably after Jane's death, and it's a recurring spot for var
Jesse Pinkman is seen eating hot dogs here multiple times, notably after Jane's death, and it's a recurring spot for various characters.
- 5To'hajiilee Indian ReservationUSA100% confidence
The remote desert location used for several key scenes, including the first cook with Tuco Salamanca and the final shoot
The remote desert location used for several key scenes, including the first cook with Tuco Salamanca and the final shootout with Jack's gang.
- 6Los Pollos Hermanos (Twisters Grill)USA100% confidence
Gus Fring's fast-food restaurant chain, which serves as a front for his massive drug empire and a meeting place for his
Gus Fring's fast-food restaurant chain, which serves as a front for his massive drug empire and a meeting place for his operations.
- 7DEA Office (6200 Uptown Blvd NE)USA100% confidence
The exterior of Hank Schrader's workplace, where he and his team investigate the meth trade, often showing characters en
The exterior of Hank Schrader's workplace, where he and his team investigate the meth trade, often showing characters entering or exiting.
- 8Saul Goodman's Office (Hooligans Tavern)USA100% confidence
The exterior of Saul Goodman's strip-mall law office, with its distinctive inflatable Statue of Liberty, where Walt and
The exterior of Saul Goodman's strip-mall law office, with its distinctive inflatable Statue of Liberty, where Walt and Jesse frequently seek legal advice.
- 9The Superlab (Delta Uniform & Linen)USA100% confidence
The industrial laundry facility that housed Gus Fring's secret underground meth lab, a primary location for cooking in l
The industrial laundry facility that housed Gus Fring's secret underground meth lab, a primary location for cooking in later seasons.
- 10A1A Car Wash (Octopus Car Wash)USA100% confidence
The car wash Walter and Skyler White buy and use to launder money, becoming a central hub for their illicit financial ac
The car wash Walter and Skyler White buy and use to launder money, becoming a central hub for their illicit financial activities.
- 11Vamonos Pest (10000 Coors Bypass NW)USA100% confidence
The pest control company used as a front for Walt, Jesse, and Mike's meth cooking operation, allowing them to cook in fu
The pest control company used as a front for Walt, Jesse, and Mike's meth cooking operation, allowing them to cook in fumigated homes.
- 12The Candy LadyUSA100% confidence
This store famously created the blue meth candy props used in the show, becoming an iconic symbol of the series
This store famously created the blue meth candy props used in the show, becoming an iconic symbol of the series.
All locations
Walter White's House
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Fans visit to see the exterior of the iconic White residence, a central location for the show's narrative. Please be respectful of the private property.
Jesse Pinkman's House
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A key residential location for Jesse's character arc, often visited by fans on tours to see where much of his story unfolded.
Crossroads Motel
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Represents the seedier, early days of Walt and Jesse's partnership, a recognizable location from the show's initial seasons.
Dog House Drive-In
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A local Albuquerque institution featured in the show, where fans can grab a bite at Jesse's favorite hot dog stand.
To'hajiilee Indian Reservation
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Represents the vast, isolated New Mexico desert integral to the show's aesthetic and plot, particularly for dramatic confrontations. (Note: Access may be restricted.)
Los Pollos Hermanos (Twisters Grill)
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Fans can dine at the actual restaurant that served as the iconic Los Pollos Hermanos, often finding memorabilia inside.
DEA Office (6200 Uptown Blvd NE)
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Fans can see the exterior of the building where Hank Schrader worked, symbolizing the law enforcement side of the show's narrative.
Saul Goodman's Office (Hooligans Tavern)
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Fans can visit the building that housed the office of the 'criminal' lawyer Saul Goodman, a popular photo opportunity.
The Superlab (Delta Uniform & Linen)
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While the interior lab was a set, the exterior of this real laundry building was used for the Superlab, a crucial location in the series.
A1A Car Wash (Octopus Car Wash)
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Tourists can visit the actual car wash that served as the exterior and interior of the infamous A1A Car Wash, a key location for the White family's money laundering.
Vamonos Pest (10000 Coors Bypass NW)
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Represents a later stage of the meth business, where the crew operates under a legitimate facade, a recognizable location from the final seasons.
The Candy Lady
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Fans can visit the shop that made the iconic blue meth candy props and purchase their own 'blue meth' souvenirs, a unique piece of show history.