The Müuse Atlas / United Kingdom / Greater London

London

71 areas on the atlas.

Areas

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

HammersmithFilming in Hammersmith, London. A concrete flyover over a roundabout of office towers, and the riverside pub where No Time to Die staged Bond's meeting with M.

HampsteadFilming in Hampstead, London. Brick lanes and pedestrian courts run off a short high street to the edge of the heath, and An American Werewolf in London used a red brick mansion block on East Heath Road for the werewolf's first London killing.

Hampstead Garden SuburbFilming in Hampstead Garden Suburb, London. Red brick and white roughcast Arts and Crafts houses line curving hedged avenues around Lutyens's domed and spired churches.

HighgateFilming in Highgate, London. A hilltop Georgian high street beside a wooded Victorian cemetery of catacombs and avenues.

IslingtonFilming in Islington, London. Georgian and Victorian terraces line Upper Street's shopfronts, with garden squares and a narrow antiques passage one block behind.

King's CrossFilming in King's Cross, London. Two arched Victorian train sheds behind a plain brick front, and the platforms the Harry Potter films used for Platform Nine and Three-Quarters.

Leadenhall MarketFilming in Leadenhall Market, London. Giant cast-iron columns stand under a timber and glass roof in a Grade II* listed Victorian hall.

Maida ValeFilming in Maida Vale, London. Wide avenues of red brick mansion blocks run down to a canal towpath lined with white stucco villas and moored narrowboats.

MaryleboneFilming in Marylebone, London. Yellow brick Georgian terraces from the 1760s to the 1820s, and the station archway Paddington relabelled as its own.

MayfairFilming in Mayfair, London. Garden squares of plane trees behind railings and brick terraces given over to offices and embassies, with the Savile Row shopfronts the Kingsman films made into a spy agency headquarters.

Notting HillFilming in Notting Hill, London. Pastel painted stucco terraces curve around private garden squares, with Portobello Road's market running the length of the area.

NunheadFilming in Nunhead, London. Late Victorian terraces run beside a 52-acre cemetery of old monuments and trees, and a pub that has been used as a set for films and television.

PaddingtonFilming in Paddington, London. A still canal basin behind glass towers sits a short walk from cream stucco garden squares.

PeckhamFilming in Peckham, London. Rye Lane runs past West African grocers and fabric shops to a multi-storey car park whose rooftop appears in the 2023 film Rye Lane.

Piccadilly CircusFilming at Piccadilly Circus, London. A curved LED screen wraps the stone corner building above a six-way traffic roundabout, with a fountain and its winged statue at the centre.

PimlicoFilming in Pimlico, London. White stucco terraces surround three garden squares, with Dolphin Square's red brick blocks along the river.

PoplarFilming in Poplar, Tower Hamlets. Concrete estate towers linked by covered bridges stand beside older brick terraces, with Canary Wharf's glass towers rising just to the south.

RichmondFilming in Richmond, on the Thames in southwest London. Small shops line narrow paved courts off a green, and a deer park rises on the hill above the town.

Richmond RiversideFilming in Richmond Riverside, London. Neo-Georgian brick and render blocks with cupolas line the Thames, with a riverside park laid to lawn.

RotherhitheFilming in Rotherhithe, London. A white dockside pub with its own jetty faces a stone church across Rotherhithe Street, and a former print works nearby played Gotham's Iceberg Lounge in The Batman.

Royal DocksFilming in Royal Docks, London. Three enclosed docks and the derelict shell of Millennium Mills sit beside an airport runway built on the water between them. The Batman and a Spider-Man sequel have both used the mill's gutted concrete interior.

Shad ThamesFilming in Shad Thames, London. A cobbled warehouse lane east of Tower Bridge, its cast iron footbridges still crossing overhead between six storey brick wharves.

ShoreditchFilming in Shoreditch, London. Plain brick warehouse fronts of three to five storeys on Curtain Road and Charlotte Road, with a railway viaduct over the streets at the southern end.

SohoFilming in Soho, London. Four and five storey fronts stand on narrow plots, with bars and restaurants at street level. Edgar Wright shot Last Night in Soho on these streets.

South BankFilming in South Bank, London. Raw concrete arts buildings run along the river past the Royal Festival Hall and the Hayward Gallery, and County Hall's stone facade played the Old Bailey on screen.

South KensingtonFilming in South Kensington, London. Three Victorian museums in terracotta and stone face each other across Exhibition Road, paved kerb to kerb.

South QuayFilming in South Quay, London. Office and residential towers stand on both banks of a dock, crossed by a steel footbridge on a single leaning mast.

SouthallFilming in Southall, Ealing. The Broadway is a South Asian high street signed in Punjabi and English, with a gurdwara topped by a gold dome a short way off it.

SpitalfieldsFilming in Spitalfields, London. Georgian terraces with tall attic windows surround Hawksmoor's Christ Church and a Victorian market hall in Tower Hamlets. Suffragette filmed a pharmacy on Princelet Street, and Netflix's You sent Joe walking past the market and through Artillery Passage.

St John's WoodFilming in St John's Wood, London. White stucco villas behind hedges line the avenues, with Lord's cricket ground at the eastern edge.

St Katharine DocksFilming in St Katharine Docks, London. Yachts lie in enclosed basins beside Ivory House, the one brick warehouse left among modern blocks.

Stoke NewingtonFilming in Stoke Newington, London. A curving Georgian high street of independent shops gives way to Victorian terraces and Abney Park's overgrown Victorian cemetery.

StratfordFilming in Stratford, London. Olympic venues and a red steel observation tower sit inside Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, with a covered shopping mall close by. Batman Begins used the interior of a Victorian pumping station on the park's edge as Arkham Asylum.

ThamesmeadFilming in Thamesmead, London. Concrete tower blocks and raised walkways ring an artificial lake, built as a planned town from the late 1960s.

WalthamstowFilming in Walthamstow, London. A market street that runs almost the length of the High Street backs onto a grid of Victorian and Edwardian terraces, with timber framed buildings around the old village church.

WappingFilming in Wapping, London. Warehouse fronts and iron footbridges line Wapping High Street, and Doctor Who filmed street scenes at Pier Head in 1976.

WhitechapelFilming in Whitechapel, London. Market stalls run along the north pavement of Whitechapel Road, the same stretch two films from 1963 used as itself.

WhitehallFilming in Whitehall, London. Portland stone ministry frontages with giant order columns run south from Trafalgar Square, and the Old War Office corner played MI6 headquarters in three Bond films.

WoolwichFilming in Woolwich, London. Georgian and Victorian ordnance buildings sit behind a brick wall in the Royal Arsenal, and the station Jason Bourne used as Athens.