Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (2010)
- Documented locations
- 27
- Year
- 2010
- Directed by
- David YATES
- Cities
- London, Liverpool, Londres, Argyll and Bute, Malham, Castlemartin, Lavenham, Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Rannoch, Dartford, Bracknell, Baldock, Farnham Common, Bovingdon, Watford, Iver Heath
London, United Kingdom
The scene : 3 minHermione's house: she leaves her family home after erasing her parents' memories.
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 : 16 minHagrid transports Harry on a motorcycle through the tunnel, pursued by the Death Eaters.
London, United Kingdom
The scene : 50 minRon files Mafalda, an employee of the Ministry; the trio kidnaps Ministry officials to take their appearance.
Londres, United Kingdom
Westminster Avenue housing the British ministries.
The scene : 51 minDisguised, Harry, Ron, and Hermione enter the public toilets that lead to the Ministry of Magic.
Argyll and Bute, United Kingdom
Sea loch of the Highlands, in Argyll, at the foot of Ben Cruachan.
The scene : 1 hr 14 minThe trio's campsite during the hunt for the Horcruxes.
Malham, United Kingdom
Grand limestone amphitheater of the Yorkshire Dales, crowned by a vast lapiaz.
The scene : 1 hr 24 minAfter Ron leaves, Harry and Hermione Apparate to the top of the cliff and continue their quest.
Castlemartin, United Kingdom
Wild beach beaten by the Atlantic, on the coast of Pembrokeshire, in Wales.
The scene : 2 hr 12 minThe funeral of the house-elf Dobby, on the beach below Shell Cottage.
Lavenham, United Kingdom
Medieval timber-framed manor in Lavenham, Suffolk, dating back to the 14th century. It is listed as a Grade II* monument.
The scene : The house where Harry Potter was born, in Godric's Hollow.
Lavenham, United Kingdom
Remarkably preserved medieval wool village of Suffolk, featuring many leaning timber-framed houses.
The scene : The medieval village serves as the backdrop for Godric's Hollow.
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 : After the wedding, the trio apparates in the middle of the city and then takes refuge in a café that is immediately attacked by the Death Eaters.
London, United Kingdom
A major thoroughfare in London's West End, at the heart of the theater district. It is listed as a Grade II historic monument.
The scene : The street where the trio reappears just before the café attack.
Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany
Medieval fortified town of Bavaria, with its completely preserved ramparts and timber-framed houses.
The scene : The scene where Grindelwald steals the Elder Wand.
Rannoch, United Kingdom
Vast high-altitude peat bog in the heart of the Highlands, crossed by the West Highland Line.
The scene : The Death Eaters stop the Hogwarts Express (filmed with the steam locomotive "Jacobite" on the West Highland Line).
Dartford, United Kingdom
Crossing of the Thames connecting Kent and Essex: cable-stayed bridge (1991) accompanied by two tunnels.
The scene : The Elizabeth II bridge, the tunnel, and the toll highway serve as the backdrop for the chase scene where Hagrid and Harry are ambushed by the Death Eaters.
Bracknell, United Kingdom
A vast coniferous forest of the Crown Estate, located south of Bracknell.
The scene : Forest scenes during the trio's escape.
Baldock, United Kingdom
The scene : Forest scenes during the trio's escape.
Farnham Common, United Kingdom
Ancient pollard beech forest of Buckinghamshire, national nature reserve.
The scene : Forest scenes, both day and night, during the trio's escape.
Bovingdon, United Kingdom
Former Royal Air Force airfield in Hertfordshire, converted into filming sets and a market.
The scene : Harry and Hagrid fly off on a motorcycle.
Watford, United Kingdom
Filming stage (soundstage) of the Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden complex, near Watford.
The scene : The interior of Bathilda Tourdesac's house.
Watford, United Kingdom
Filming plateau (soundstage) of the Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden complex, near Watford.
The scene : The interior of the Dursley house; the frozen lake (underwater views); the basement of Malfoy Manor.
Watford, United Kingdom
Shooting platform (soundstage) of the Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden complex, near Watford.
The scene : The main hall of the Malfoy Manor.
Watford, United Kingdom
Filming stage (soundstage) of the Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden complex, near Watford.
The scene : Scrimgeour delivers a public speech; the interior of 12 Grimmauld Place.
Watford, United Kingdom
Filming stage (soundstage) of the Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden complex, near Watford.
The scene : The atrium of the Ministry of Magic.
Watford, United Kingdom
Filming stage (soundstage) of the Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden complex, near Watford.
The scene : The atrium of the Ministry of Magic (extension of the set).
Watford, United Kingdom
Former aeronautical hangar (Flight Shed) converted into a set, located on the Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden lot.
The scene : The interior of Hermione's parents' house; the rebuilt interior of the Burrow; Bill and Fleur's wedding; the interior of the Lovegood house.
Watford, United Kingdom
Outdoor backlot of the Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden complex, near Watford.
The scene : The exterior of the rebuilt Burrow.
Iver Heath, United Kingdom
Shooting stage (soundstage) of the Pinewood Studios complex, located in Iver Heath.
The scene : The setting of the frozen lake where Harry dives to retrieve the Sword of Gryffindor.