The Witcher Filming Locations Guide
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Explore 150 iconic filming locations from The Witcher. Our comprehensive guide includes detailed maps, visiting information, photo opportunities, and insider tips to help you plan the perfect The Witcher filming location tour.
Explore The Witcher Filming Locations
Discover 150 iconic destinations where the magic happened
Plan Your The Witcher Film Tourism Adventure
Every The Witcher fan dreams of visiting the real-world locations where their favorite scenes came to life. Our comprehensive filming location guide makes it easy to plan your ultimate fan pilgrimage, whether you're exploring locally or planning an international film tourism adventure.
What's Included in Our Guide
- • Exact filming locations with GPS coordinates
- • Scene-by-scene breakdown and photo opportunities
- • Public transport and driving directions
- • Opening hours, admission fees, and accessibility info
- • Best times to visit for photography
- • Insider tips from fellow The Witcher fans
Perfect for Film Tourists
- • Solo travelers and fan groups
- • International visitors planning The Witcher tours
- • Local fans discovering nearby locations
- • Photography enthusiasts and content creators
- • Families looking for unique vacation experiences
- • Film students and industry professionals
All Locations
10 locations found
Canary Islands – Barranco de Fataga
The Witcher filmed across the Canary Islands; volcanic landscapes, lush forests and coastal cliffs represent parts of the Continent.
Fort Amherst – Barracks
The 18th-century Fort Amherst and nearby Jolly Farm barn were used as filming locations for The Witcher Season 3.https://kentfilmoffice.co.uk/filmed-in-kent/2023/06/the-witcher-series-3-2023/#:~:text=Production%20visited%20Kent%20for%20Series
Fountains Abbey – Aretuza Courtyard
The ruins of Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal served as Aretuza’s courtyard and cloisters in The Witcher.
Fusine Lakes – Alpine Viewpoint
The serene twin lakes of Fusine near Tarvisio provide an ethereal alpine setting in The Witcher.
Krk Island – Coastal Trail
Krk Island’s Zala Beach and coastal cliffs provided seaside settings for The Witcher.
Lake District – Blea Tarn Shore
The Lake District’s quarries, tarns and caves stood in for Kaer Morhen and other Witcher landscapes.
Low Force Waterfall – Cascades
Low Force Waterfall on the River Tees features in The Witcher as a dramatic river crossing and gorge.
Merzouga Desert – Berber Village
The Sahara dunes near Merzouga were used as the unforgiving desert landscapes in The Witcher.
Ogrodzieniec Castle – Black Dog Trail
Ogrodzieniec Castle stands in for Sodden Hill in The Witcher. Battle scenes were filmed among its limestone ruins.
Predjama Castle – Armory
The 13th-century Predjama Castle built into a cliff represents Vuilpanne fortress in The Witcher.