The Müuse Atlas

United Kingdom

155 areas on the atlas. England, Greater London, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.

Regions

England64 areas

Greater London71 areas

Northern Ireland2 areas

Scotland13 areas

Wales5 areas

Every area

Alexandra Road EstateFilming in Alexandra Road Estate, London. Stepped concrete flats face a red brick walkway, and the tallest block has a walkway on its seventh floor.

AncoatsFilming in Ancoats, Manchester. Blackened brick cotton mills line Redhill Street and Jersey Street beside the Rochdale Canal, where Netflix's The Stranger used the archway at Royal Mill.

Ashridge EstateFilming in Ashridge Estate, Berkhamsted. Beech woodland and chalk downland around a castellated Gothic Revival country house, with a monument on the hill.

Baltic TriangleFilming in the Baltic Triangle, Liverpool. Brick warehouses and post-war industrial units on wide streets, with open yards and hardly any residents.

BanksideFilming in Bankside, London. A brick former power station with a single tall chimney stands beside a reconstructed timber theatre with a thatched roof, on a paved riverside walk facing St Paul's across the Thames.

BarkingFilming in Barking, London. A brick Neo-Georgian town hall, a medieval abbey gatehouse and new sawtooth-roofed housing along the Thames.

BatterseaFilming in Battersea, London. A red brick power station with four white chimneys on the Thames, its brick shell used by Nineteen Eighty-Four, The Dark Knight and Sherlock.

Bedford SquareFilming in Bedford Square, London. Four Georgian terraces of yellow stock brick face a private oval garden.

BedminsterFilming in Bedminster, Bristol. Red brick tobacco and paper factories behind Victorian terraces, and the tower block Only Fools and Horses used as Nelson Mandela House.

BelgraviaFilming in Belgravia, London. White stucco terraces ring private garden squares, with cobbled mews and embassy plaques behind them.

BermondseyFilming in Bermondsey, London. Dark brick Victorian warehouses line Shad Thames beneath cast iron walkways, and Come Away used the street to play a Victorian market.

BlackheathFilming in Blackheath, London. A flat open heath ringed by Georgian crescents and Victorian shopfronts, and the passage Velvet Goldmine used as a fictional 1970s club.

Blackpool Pleasure BeachFilming at Blackpool Pleasure Beach, Blackpool. Painted steel rollercoasters and a wooden coaster from 1923 stand on a seafront plot beside the sand.

BloomsburyFilming in Bloomsbury, London. Yellow stock brick Georgian terraces around railed garden squares, with the British Museum's Ionic colonnade and Senate House's Portland stone tower a few streets apart. Batman Begins shot the Senate House lobby as the Gotham courthouse.

Borough MarketFilming in Borough Market, London. Iron columns and a glazed Victorian roof cover market stalls under a live railway viaduct.

Botanic AvenueFilming in Botanic Avenue, Belfast. Two and three storey red brick terraces carry shopfronts and flats above, running straight toward Queen's University and the Botanic Gardens.

BowFilming in Bow, London. Victorian terraces in red and yellow brick surround a converted match factory, its gatehouse played a fictional gated estate in the BBC series If...

BrixtonFilming in Brixton, London. Covered arcades open off Electric Avenue, and Windrush Square still has its domed 1911 cinema.

BroomhillFilming in Broomhill, Sheffield. Stone Victorian villas line winding roads, and Nottingham House is the corner pub the BBC used for Threads.

BykerFilming in Byker, Newcastle upon Tyne. A long curved wall of patterned brick and coloured balcony panels rises above low rise terraces behind it.

Calton HillFilming in Calton Hill, Edinburgh. A grassy hilltop with twelve Greek columns and a stone tower, looking down over the Old Town.

CamberwellFilming in Camberwell, London. A green where Georgian terraces meet a teaching hospital and an art college, with postwar towers behind.

Camden LockFilming in Camden Lock, London. The twin lock on the Regent's Canal, with a cast iron roving bridge and market halls of brick and cast iron.

Camden TownFilming in Camden Town, London. Market stalls fill setted lanes and railway arches in the old stables off Chalk Farm Road, beside a twin lock worked by hand.

Canary WharfFilming in Canary Wharf, London. Glass towers stand over dock water on both sides, and Rogue One shot its Imperial base in the Underground station below.

Cardiff BayFilming in Cardiff Bay, Cardiff. A freshwater bay ringed by a red brick Victorian dock building, a glass fronted parliament and the bronze shelled Wales Millennium Centre, whose foyer Doctor Who used as a futuristic hospital.

CastlefieldFilming in Castlefield, Manchester. Brick canal warehouses under black iron railway viaducts, and the basin streets Peaky Blinders dressed as Birmingham's Small Heath.

Cathays ParkFilming in Cathays Park, Cardiff. White Portland stone civic buildings with domes and colonnades stand around formal gardens, and the Glamorgan Building doubled for the Foreign Office in the Prime Video series Young Sherlock.

Chatham Historic DockyardFilming in Chatham Historic Dockyard, Chatham. Brick storehouses and timber mast houses stand inside dockyard walls on the River Medway, used by Sherlock Holmes for Victorian London streets.

ChelseaFilming in Chelsea, London. King's Road runs from Sloane Square past stucco and brick terraces to the Royal Hospital's red brick veterans home. Its colonnade played a boarding school in Christopher Robin, and a Cheyne Walk townhouse was the murder scene in Theatre of Blood.

ChinatownFilming in Chinatown, Manchester. A painted arch spans Faulkner Street among brown brick Victorian warehouses turned restaurants, and the corner Lazarus used as the Rosie Q bar.

ChiswickFilming in Chiswick, Hounslow. Georgian houses face the water along Chiswick Mall, with narrow lanes of weatherboarded cottages behind the high road.

ChorltonFilming in Chorlton, Manchester. Two storey Victorian terraces line an independent high street at Wilbraham Road and Barlow Moor Road, and South Drive in the Arts and Crafts estate of Chorltonville played Fitz's family home in Cracker.

City of LondonFilming in the City of London. Narrow bent lanes of stone frontages under glass towers, and the Leadenhall Market doorway Harry Potter used as the Leaky Cauldron.

ClerkenwellFilming in Clerkenwell, London. Brick warehouse blocks over shops on narrow lanes, and the paved green A Fish Called Wanda used for the getaway.

CliftonFilming in Clifton, Bristol. Pale limestone Georgian terraces and crescents stand on high ground above the Avon Gorge, and Before We Die used the suspension bridge across both its series.

Commercial DistrictFilming in the Commercial District, Liverpool. Stone and terracotta bank offices with columns and domes, and the stretch of Water Street Florence Foster Jenkins filmed as 1940s New York.

Covent GardenFilming in Covent Garden, London. Granite Tuscan colonnades and glazed iron roofs on the 1830 market hall in the piazza, and the Henrietta Street front Hitchcock used in Frenzy.

CowesFilming in Cowes, Isle of Wight. A castellated Victorian clubhouse and a narrow harbour quay lined with yacht club balconies and chandlers.

CroydonFilming in Croydon, London. A tight cluster of 1960s office towers over a covered shopping centre, with tram tracks at street level and terraced streets close behind.

Crystal PalaceFilming in Crystal Palace, London. A hilltop park of broken Victorian terracing and Grade I listed dinosaur sculptures, above a shopping triangle on the ridge.

DalstonFilming in Dalston, London. Brick shopfronts, a street market and a railway viaduct sit close together on Kingsland High Street.

DeptfordFilming in Deptford, London. A street market runs beneath a brick railway viaduct on the high street, and a hidden garage on Arklow Road held Bond's Aston Martin in Skyfall.

DidsburyFilming in Didsbury, Manchester. Large red brick Victorian villas behind hedges, and the pub Cold Feet returns to on Barlow Moor Road.

DigbethFilming in Digbeth, Birmingham. Blue brick railway viaducts cross red brick warehouses converted into studios, with cobbled crossovers and self-seeded buddleia on the arches.

Donegall SquareFilming in Donegall Square, Belfast. A green domed stone city hall faces a formal lawn ringed by colonnaded Edwardian office fronts.

Dulwich VillageFilming in Dulwich Village, Southwark. A short village high street between a Georgian picture gallery and a college, with woods at its edge.

Eaton SquareFilming in Eaton Square, London. White stucco terraces of four and five storeys line a long rectangle, with six tree-planted gardens down the middle and a columned church at one end.

EdgbastonFilming in Edgbaston, Birmingham. Red brick and terracotta villas in Italianate and Gothic Revival styles line curving avenues behind clipped hedges, almost without modern infill.

Elm HillFilming in Elm Hill, Norwich. A cobbled lane of timber framed shopfronts and rendered Tudor fronts, climbing from Wensum Street past the thatched Briton's Arms.

FinniestonFilming in Finnieston, Glasgow. Argyle Street runs between sandstone tenements with restaurant fronts along the ground floor. The Finnieston Crane still stands on the quay by the river.

FitzroviaFilming in Fitzrovia, London. Georgian stucco terraces and red brick corners sit within a few streets of the BT Tower's concrete shaft.

FulhamFilming in Fulham, London. Two storey brick terraces run off North End Road, with a red brick football stand and a Tudor palace by the river.

Georgian QuarterFilming in the Georgian Quarter, Liverpool. Flat fronted Georgian terraces around Falkner Square and Canning Street, the square Peaky Blinders used as Belgravia.

Golden MileFilming on the Golden Mile, Blackpool. Cast iron piers reach out from a seafront road, with Blackpool Tower overlooking the promenade.

GovanFilming in Govan, Glasgow. Red sandstone tenements behind a working shipyard on the Clyde, and the graving docks where 1917 built its collapsed bridge.

Granary WharfFilming in Granary Wharf, Leeds. Red brick railway arches frame a stone canal basin, with glass towers rising directly behind the vaults.

Green LanesFilming in Green Lanes, Harringay. A busy high street of brick shopfronts and Victorian terraces, with a corner pub that stood in for a Belfast bar in The Long Good Friday.

GreenwichFilming in Greenwich, London. Twin domes and a colonnaded courtyard at the Old Royal Naval College have played Buckingham Palace and Napoleonic Paris on screen, below a hill that rises to the Royal Observatory.

Hackney WickFilming in Hackney Wick, Hackney. Brick sheds and warehouses run down to a canal towpath, painted over in nearly every direction, with cut out letters spelling the area's name across one factory roof.

95 more, listed on the pages above.