Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018)

Watford, United Kingdom

Large film studio complex in Leavesden, near Watford, converted from a former aircraft factory.

The scene : Paris in 1927 was built here: the French Ministry of Magic, a French Diagon Alley, the crooked house of Nicolas Flamel, the Circus Arcanus, and the interior of Norbert's house were all constructed from scratch.

Lacock, United Kingdom

Former Wiltshire abbey converted into a museum, classified as a grade I listed monument.

The scene : The cloisters serve as Hogwarts: Leta hides there around the corners of the corridors, and Dumbledore finds her there as an adult. It is the door and the cloister already filmed for the first Harry Potter.

London, United Kingdom

Victorian necropolis of London, renowned for its mausoleums and its curved avenue lined with family vaults; the west cemetery houses the neo-Gothic terrace, the catacombs, the Egyptian Avenue, and the Circle of Lebanon.

The scene : The necropolis doubles the Père-Lachaise cemetery and the entrance to the Paris catacombs: Norbert, Tina, Leta, and Yusuf meet there, and the Scamander brothers face off among the tombs.

United Kingdom

Cliffs of chalk on the East Sussex coast, near Eastbourne.

The scene : A short sequence shows Norbert and Jacob Kowalski crossing to the other side of the Channel from the cliffs.

Berkhamsted, United Kingdom

Extensive wooded estate of the National Trust straddling Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire, in the Chiltern Hills.

The scene : The wooded exteriors of the estate were used for filming.

London, United Kingdom

Alignment of terraced brick houses in the Lambeth area, with deliberately modest architecture, listed as Grade II as a whole.

The scene : The street serves as the facade for Norbert Dragonneau's house, the interior of which was built in a studio.

Londres, United Kingdom

Victorian covered market of the City of London (1881), with decorated glass roofs and ironwork.

The scene : The galleries of the Victorian market serve as a French market.

London, United Kingdom

Baroque Anglican cathedral designed by Christopher Wren, completed in 1710 and topped with its famous dome, located in the City of London. Construction began in 1675 and it is designated as a Grade I listed building.

The scene : Dumbledore summons Norbert at the top of the cathedral; the narrow streets leading there were filmed on location, with stunt doubles, while the shot of the roof was done on a green screen in the studio.

London, United Kingdom

Road bridge over the Thames connecting Lambeth to Millbank, opened in 1932. Designed by architect Reginald Blomfield, it is listed as a Grade II monument.

The scene : Dumbledore and Norbert continue their conversation on the bridge's apron at night; doubles were filmed on location, with the faces added later.

London, United Kingdom

The scene : Dumbledore and Norbert's nighttime walk along the quay before the bridge was filmed with doubles and later completed in post-production using a LIDAR scan of the location.

London, United Kingdom

The scene : The production places the shooting of scenes from Circus Arcanus in this street in the City.