Run Lola Run poster ⭐ 7.6 🕑 1h 20m

Run Lola Run Filming Locations

1998 Movie

After a botched money delivery, Lola has 20 minutes to come up with 100,000 Deutschmarks.

Filming Locations Map 16 locations

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St. Hedwigs-Kathedrale Berlin, 3, Hinter der Katholischen Kirche, Friedrichswerder, Mitte, Berlin, 10117, Deutschland
Scene: (Lola runs by nuns)
📍 Berlin filming locations
Friedrichstraße, Dorotheenstadt, Mitte, Berlin, 10117, Deutschland
📍 Berlin filming locations
Friedrichstraße, Friedrichstadt, Mitte, Berlin, 10117, Deutschland
Scene: (Lola runs across large street)
📍 Berlin filming locations

Tom Tykwer’s breathless, three-times-told thriller sends its flame-haired heroine sprinting across Berlin against the clock – filming a real-time dash through the streets, bridges and squares of the German capital.

Where was Run Lola Run filmed?

Run Lola Run was filmed across Berlin, Germany – its streets, the Oberbaum Bridge and the Gendarmenmarkt.

Every Run Lola Run location, explained

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Lola’s dash – central Berlin

Lola’s run used the real streets of central Berlin, including Friedrichstraße.

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The Oberbaum Bridge

Her route crosses the landmark Oberbaumbrücke over the Spree.

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The Gendarmenmarkt

The elegant Gendarmenmarkt square features on her route.

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The city landmarks

The film races past Unter den Linden, St Hedwig’s Cathedral and more.

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Berlin – and landmarks like the Oberbaum Bridge and Gendarmenmarkt – are real, accessible pieces of Lola’s frantic run.

Run Lola Run Fun Facts

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A run across Berlin The film follows Lola sprinting through the real streets of Berlin.
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Told three times The story replays three times with different outcomes.
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A techno pulse The film’s driving electronic score matches its breakneck pace.
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A German breakout The film became an international arthouse hit.
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Tykwer directs It made a name for director Tom Tykwer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where was Run Lola Run filmed?
Across Berlin, Germany – its streets, the Oberbaum Bridge and the Gendarmenmarkt.
Is it set in Berlin?
Yes – Lola races across the real Berlin.
Can you visit the locations?
Yes – the Oberbaum Bridge and Gendarmenmarkt are accessible.
Who directed Run Lola Run?
Tom Tykwer.
What is it called in German?
Lola rennt.