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Long Way Round Filming Locations

2004 TV Show

Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman embark on a grueling quest to motorbike from London to New York. Going east through Europe, Asia and then to Alaska, they experience different cultures and have to overcome the elements and adversity.

Filming Locations Map 23 locations

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Cruchten, Nommern, Canton Mersch, 7420, Lëtzebuerg
Bojnický zámok, 1/1, Zámok a okolie, Bojnice-kúpele, Bojnice, okres Prievidza, Trenčiansky kraj, Západné Slovensko, 972 01, Slovensko
Hviezdoslavova, Bojnice-kúpele, Bojnice, okres Prievidza, Trenčiansky kraj, Západné Slovensko, 972 01, Slovensko

The much-loved travel series following Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman as they rode motorcycles around the world was filmed on the real journey – from London to New York, the long way round through Europe and Asia.

Where was Long Way Round filmed?

Long Way Round was filmed on the real journey from London to New York.

Every Long Way Round location, explained

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The start – London

The journey began in London, England.

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Across Europe and Asia

The riders crossed Europe, Kazakhstan and Mongolia.

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Siberia and Alaska

The route pushed through Siberia and on to Alaska.

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The finish – New York

The trip ended in New York City.

Planning a visit

From London to New York, the route crosses some of the world’s most remote and beautiful country.

Long Way Round Fun Facts

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A real journey The series follows a genuine round-the-world motorcycle trip.
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London to New York The riders travelled the long way, through Europe and Asia.
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McGregor and Boorman Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman made the trip together.
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Remote roads The route crossed Mongolia and Siberia.
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A travel classic The series inspired later journeys by the pair.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where was Long Way Round filmed?
On the real journey from London to New York, the long way round.
Where did they travel?
Across Europe, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Siberia and Alaska.
Can you follow the route?
Yes – much of the route is accessible to travellers.
Who made the trip?
Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman.
When was it made?
2004.