Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 (2011)
- Documented locations
- 17
- Year
- 2011
- Directed by
- David YATES
- Cities
- Lochaber, London, Castlemartin, Hatfield, Bracknell, Shepperton, Watford, Iver Heath
Lochaber, United Kingdom
Freshwater loch in the Scottish Highlands, located west of the Great Glen. Its outflow flows eastwards into the River Arkaig.
The scene : 23 minAfter flying from London on the back of a dragon, Harry, Hermione, and Ron dive into the loch.
London, United Kingdom
Victorian Gothic-style London station (1868), renowned for its red brick hotel facade. Designed by George Gilbert Scott and William Henry Barlow, it is listed as a Grade I historical monument and operates as a border station. Its tracks end in a deadlock, and the building combines surface platforms with an underground level, forming a transfer point between lines.
The scene : 1 hr 49 minThe epilogue "nineteen years later," in front of the station, when Harry accompanies his children to take the Hogwarts Express.
Castlemartin, United Kingdom
Wild beach beaten by the Atlantic, on the coast of Pembrokeshire, in Wales.
The scene : The exterior of Shell Cottage, where the trio takes refuge.
Hatfield, United Kingdom
Jacobean manor from the early 17th century in Hertfordshire, historic residence of the Cecil family. Classified as a Grade I listed building and Grade I listed park or garden, it also features a Tudor style and operates as a house museum.
The scene : Rogue's first memory: Lily as a child, in the park.
Bracknell, United Kingdom
A vast coniferous forest of the Crown Estate, located south of Bracknell.
The scene : The gatehouse marking the entrance to Hogwarts.
Shepperton, United Kingdom
Historic film studios of Surrey, in west London.
The scene : The large model ("bigature") of Hogwarts Castle.
Watford, United Kingdom
Outdoor backlot of the Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden complex, near Watford.
The scene : Dumbledore and Snape meet at the top of a hill.
Watford, United Kingdom
Filming stage (soundstage) of the Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden complex, near Watford.
The scene : The main street of Pré-au-Lard (Hogsmeade High Street).
Watford, United Kingdom
Soundstage of the Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden complex, near Watford.
The scene : The Great Hall.
Watford, United Kingdom
Filming stage (soundstage) of the Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden complex, near Watford.
The scene : The corridor of the Gray Lady.
Watford, United Kingdom
Filming plateau (soundstage) of the Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden complex, near Watford.
The scene : The living room of the Chaumière aux Coquillages; the underwater views of the lake after the dragon jump; the interior of the Tête de Sanglier.
Watford, United Kingdom
Filming stage (soundstage) of the Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden complex, near Watford.
The scene : The Salle sur Demande, and the flight through it in flames (the Feudeymon).
Watford, United Kingdom
Filming stage (soundstage) of the Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden complex, near Watford.
The scene : The vault of the Lestranges, at Gringotts.
Watford, United Kingdom
Filming stage (soundstage) of the Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden complex, near Watford.
The scene : The vault of the Lestranges, at Gringotts (continuation 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 : Diagon Alley; the final duel between Harry and Voldemort.
Iver Heath, United Kingdom
Filming location of Pinewood Studios, in Iver Heath.
The scene : The entrance staircase; the limbo (the "white station") with Dumbledore; platform 9¾.
Iver Heath, United Kingdom
The largest soundstage in Europe, at Pinewood Studios, built in 1976 for the James Bond saga and reconstructed after a fire (1984, 2006).
The scene : The walkways suspended by chains; the Forbidden Forest.