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Filming locations in Germany

1,401 places in Germany recorded as a filming location for a film or television series, from V for Vendetta (2005) down to the deep cuts.

5 studios & sets · 105 castles & palaces · 385 landmarks & buildings · 104 streets & squares · 131 landscapes & nature · 671 towns & cities

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Locations in Germany

The 120 most notable are above. Every place in Germany, A to Z, with how many productions each carries:

Set in Germany, not filmed there

9 more places in Germany appear on this atlas because a game, an anime or a manga is SET there. Nothing was filmed at them: a drawn or rendered work is filmed nowhere, and some of these places are invented and pinned on what Wikidata says they are based on.

Also shot in Germany, without a precise location

Wikidata records 55 more productions as shot in Germany while naming only the country or the state: true, and too coarse to pin, so they are named here rather than dropped or guessed at.

Also named as shot in Germany by their Wikipedia articles

15 productions name Germany in their Wikipedia articles as where they were shot, without a place inside it, so they are listed here rather than pinned or dropped.

Productions filmed in Germany

1,249 more productions are listed on the pages of the places above.

Frequently asked questions

How many filming locations are in Germany?

1,401 places in Germany are recorded on this atlas: 5 studios & sets, 105 castles & palaces and 385 landmarks & buildings, among others. Every one is listed on this page.

Which is the most filmed place in Germany?

Berlin, with 153 recorded productions.

Which famous productions were filmed in Germany?

V for Vendetta (2005), Sesame Street (1969–), Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 (2010) and Inglourious Basterds (2009), by number of Wikipedia language editions.

Where does this information come from?

Filming location statements on Wikidata, joined to each place's coordinates, photograph and Wikipedia article. A country that looks thin means sparse Wikidata coverage, never that nothing was filmed there.