Peter Parker, the beloved superhero Spider-Man, faces four destructive elemental monsters while on holiday in Europe. Soon, he receives help from Mysterio, a fellow hero with mysterious origins.
Calle San Ramón, Pueblo viejo de Belchite, Belchite, Campo de Belchite, Zaragoza, Aragón, 50130, España
Scene: (Mexican town of Ixtenco in ruins)
LB1, nám. Dr. E. Beneše, Liberec-střed, Jeřáb, Liberec, okres Liberec, Liberecký kraj, Severovýchod, 460 59, Česko
East London Mosque, 82-92, Whitechapel Road, St. George in the East, Whitechapel, London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Greater London, England, E1 1JQ, United Kingdom
Tower Bridge, Butler's Wharf, Bermondsey Village, Bermondsey, London Borough of Tower Hamlets, London Borough of Southwark, Greater London, England, SE1 2LY, United Kingdom
The Shard, 32, London Bridge Street, London Bridge Quarter, Bermondsey Village, The Borough, London Borough of Southwark, Greater London, England, SE1 9SG, United Kingdom
JO Pass Trail, Tulare County, California, United States of America
Tipografia Trevisan, 198, Via Rizzieri Serato, Monastiero, San Martino di Lupari, Padova, Veneto, 35018, Italia
Peter Parker’s European school trip takes Spider-Man from Venice to Prague to London, and the film obligingly shot in all of them – turning a genuine grand tour into a superhero showdown, with a bombed-out Spanish ghost town standing in for Mysterio’s illusions.
Where was Spider-Man: Far From Home filmed?
Far From Home was filmed in Venice and Prague (Czech Republic), London and England, plus the ruined town of Belchite in Spain.
Every Far From Home location, explained
1
Venice – the water elemental
The first big set piece unfolds in the canals of Venice, around the Rialto, as an elemental monster attacks.
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Prague as “Prague”
The mid-film carnival and battle used the old town of Prague, playing itself and doubling for other European scenes.
3
London – the finale
The climactic showdown moved to London, around Tower Bridge, with English locations in Hertfordshire and a studio near Watford.
4
Belchite – the illusion
The eerie ruined village used in Mysterio’s staged attack is the real bombed-out old town of Belchite in Spain, left in ruins since the Civil War.
Planning a visit
Venice and Prague are the film’s most rewarding stops – both compact, walkable and instantly recognisable – while London‘s Tower Bridge hosts the finale.
Far From Home Fun Facts
1
A real grand tour The film shot on location in Venice, Prague and London, matching Peter’s European school trip.
2
A Civil War ghost town Mysterio’s illusion used Belchite in Spain, a village left in ruins since the Spanish Civil War as a memorial.
3
Prague played several cities The Czech capital doubled for multiple European locations, a common movie money-saver.
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It closed out a Marvel phase The film served as the finale to the Infinity Saga in cinemas.
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Jake Gyllenhaal's debut villain It marked Jake Gyllenhaal’s entry into the superhero genre as Mysterio.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the ruined town in the film?
It’s Belchite in Spain, a village left in ruins since the Spanish Civil War.
Where is the final battle?
In London, around Tower Bridge.
Can you visit the locations?
Yes – Venice, Prague and London are all accessible; Belchite’s old town is preserved as a memorial site.
Is the film really set in Europe?
Yes – and it was shot on location across Italy, the Czech Republic and England.
