Fast & Furious 6 (2013)
- Documented locations
- 30
- Year
- 2013
- Directed by
- Justin Lin
- Cities
- Los Angeles, London, Londres, Glasgow, Liverpool, Buenavista del Norte, Arona, Santa María de Guía, Rendlesham, Bovingdon, Ontario, Lancaster, Shepperton, Chertsey
Los Angeles, United States
Victorian house in Angeleno Heights, a historic neighborhood of Echo Park in Los Angeles.
The scene : In the epilogue, Dominic returns to his home in Los Angeles, the one from the very first film of the saga.
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 : The bridge represents "Moscow": the wreckage of the attacked military convoy is found there, a car hanging from a window of 9 Millbank (Russian facades added through CGI).
Londres, United Kingdom
Portland stone tower of the University of London, in Bloomsbury, built in the 1930s; it inspired the Ministry of Truth in 1984 and represents Gotham's court in Batman Begins and The Dark Knight. Designed by Charles Holden, it is a Grade II* listed monument. Its architecture reflects both Art Deco and the modern movement.
The scene : The Art Deco tower serves as the austere 'Russian' HQ of Interpol.
Londres, United Kingdom
Office building erected above Cannon Street station, in the City of London, recognizable by its immense cross bracing. The railway station, dating back to 1866, is a dead-end terminus and an elevated station.
The scene : The team gathers on an empty floor of the office tower; the large cross braces of Cannon Street station are visible through the window.
Londres, United Kingdom
Vacant land alongside the DLR tracks, to the south of Heron Quays station, in the Canary Wharf area of London. It hosts a property complex designed by Squire and Partners and dating from 2010.
The scene : Shaw's fake hideout, which the lair blows up during the raid, is an empty lot near Heron Quays in the Docklands.
Londres, United Kingdom
Coach depot by the Regent's Canal in Cambridge Heath, in the east of London — also the setting for Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and Kingsman.
The scene : Shaw's true hideout: an unassuming coach garage, by the Cambridge Heath canal.
Londres, United Kingdom
Alley behind a railway arch at the end of Hare Row, near Cambridge Heath Road, in east London.
The scene : The pawnshop of the arms dealer; the small plot of land, behind the railway arch, actually adjoins Shaw's garage.
Londres, United Kingdom
Former Victorian fish market hall of the City, on the banks of the Thames facing HMS Belfast and Tower Bridge, now an event space. Designed by Horace Jones in 1875, it is a grade II listed convention center. The fish market it housed was, in the 19th century, the largest in the world by size.
The scene : On the terrace by the Thames, the car auction takes place where Hobbs and Tej take their revenge on the disdainful organizer.
Londres, United Kingdom
Grand London station from 1852, a terminus for the east coast towards Scotland, with a brick facade and arched halls. It was designed by the architect Lewis Cubitt and is listed as a Grade I monument.
The scene : Firuz, Shaw's gadget supplier, recklessly tests his arsenal in the old freight yards of the train station.
Londres, United Kingdom
Great terminus station in the south of London, previously the departure point for the Eurostar before its transfer to St Pancras in 2007.
The scene : Roman and Han encounter Jah on the disused Eurostar overpass; the tunnel chase leads into the modern hall of the station.
Londres, United Kingdom
London underground station of the Strand, closed in 1994, became the reference filming location for shooting in the subway without disruption. Designed by Leslie Green in the Arts & Crafts style, it is a Grade II listed underground station.
The scene : The fight between Letty and Hicks takes place in the green and white tiled corridor of the abandoned subway station.
Londres, United Kingdom
British Foreign and Commonwealth Office, located at Whitehall; its courtyard and King Charles Street are often used for film shoots (Captain America, The Good Shepherd). Designed by George Gilbert Scott and Matthew Digby Wyatt and dating from 1868, it is a Grade I listed building of neo-Renaissance architecture.
The scene : The pre-race party takes place in the courtyard of the Foreign Office, and the race starts on King Charles Street, just steps from Downing Street.
Londres, United Kingdom
Westminster Avenue housing the British ministries.
The scene : The race cars drive up Whitehall, the most watched artery of the capital.
London, United Kingdom
An iconic location in London's West End, renowned for its bright advertising panels and the statue of Eros. Designed by architect Charles Holden in the modern movement style and housing an underground subway station, it is designated as a Grade II listed historical monument.
The scene : The race runs through the black cabs and tourists of the square, then along Coventry Street.
Londres, United Kingdom
Former coal-fired power station at Battersea, on the south bank of the Thames, an industrial emblem of London with its four white chimneys. Designed by Giles Gilbert Scott in the Art Deco style, it is listed as a Grade II* monument.
The scene : Toretto and Letty stop in a vacant lot by the Thames, in front of the carcass of the old power station, before the arrival of Shaw and his snipers.
Glasgow, United Kingdom
A major thoroughfare along the north bank of the Clyde in the financial district of Glasgow, whose grid layout is often used as an American stand-in (World War Z, Cloud Atlas).
The scene : The high-speed chase, supposed to take place in London, was filmed around Broomielaw, Cadogan Street, and Wellington Street in Glasgow; the car showroom that was crashed into was a set built at the corner of McAlpine Street.
Liverpool, United Kingdom
Road tunnel under the estuary of the Mersey, connecting Liverpool to Birkenhead, opened in 1934. It is designed in the Art Deco style.
The scene : The tunnel where the chase roars is the Queensway, under the Mersey, between Liverpool and Birkenhead; the cars emerge in front of Wembley Stadium.
Liverpool, United Kingdom
Streets of the historic center of Liverpool, lined with Victorian buildings, sought after as stand-ins for London.
The scene : The so-called 'London' race continues along Water Street and Dale Street in Liverpool.
Londres, United Kingdom
The Wembley National Stadium, recognizable by its metal arch, was inaugurated in 2007. Designed by Foster + Partners and Populous, it is a multifunctional stadium that can accommodate approximately 90,000 spectators.
The scene : The cars emerge from the tunnel right in front of the new Wembley Stadium.
Buenavista del Norte, Spain
Winding coastal road carved into the cliffs of north-west Tenerife, leading to the Punta de Teno lighthouse, often closed in bad weather due to the risk of rockfalls.
The scene : The opening race between Brian and Dominic, to reach Mia who is about to give birth, hurtles down the dizzying coastal road between Buenavista del Norte and Punta de Teno.
Arona, Spain
Southern highway of Tenerife connecting Santa Cruz to the tourist coast of the south of the island.
The scene : The tank attack launched at full speed takes place on sections of the TF-1 highway, east of Los Cristianos.
Santa María de Guía, Spain
Very high viaduct of the GC-2 highway, spanning a ravine near Santa María de Guía, in the north of Gran Canaria. The viaduct dates back to 1979.
The scene : It is from the top of this dizzying viaduct on the GC-2 that Toretto performs the daring aerial rescue of Letty.
Rendlesham, United Kingdom
Former US Air Force base in Rendlesham, Suffolk, transformed into a business park and filming location.
The scene : The former American airbase represents the NATO base "Lusitania, Spain" where the last coveted component by Shaw is stored.
Bovingdon, United Kingdom
Former RAF airfield south of Hemel Hempstead, in Hertfordshire, already a set for classic war films (Battle of Britain, 633 Squadron).
The scene : The "longest track in the world" from the finale, where the plane takes off dragging the cars before exploding, is that of the former RAF airfield.
Ontario, United States
Ontario International Airport, located east of Los Angeles in San Bernardino County. Situated in the city of Ontario itself, California, it hosts regular commercial traffic.
The scene : In an orange prisoner's outfit, O'Conner lands at this airport east of Los Angeles to interrogate Braga.
Lancaster, United States
California State Prison located in Lancaster, in the Antelope Valley desert, north of Los Angeles.
The scene : O'Conner is incarcerated here, where Braga slips to him that the only way to reach Shaw is "if he invites you there".
Shepperton, United Kingdom
Soundstage of the Shepperton Studios complex, in Surrey.
The scene : Interior sets filmed on Stage A at Shepperton Studios.
Shepperton, United Kingdom
Filming stage (soundstage) of the Shepperton Studios complex, in Surrey.
The scene : Interior sets filmed on Stage D at Shepperton Studios.
Chertsey, United Kingdom
Studio and large backlot in Surrey, on a former military vehicle testing site.
The scene : Some of the scenes were filmed on the Longcross site in Surrey.
Shepperton, United Kingdom
The scene : Interior sets filmed on stage B of the Shepperton studios.