Coquitlam City Hall, 3000, Guildford Way, Hoy Creek Housing Coop, River Springs, Coquitlam, Metro Vancouver Regional District, British Columbia, V3B 7N2, Canada
Beaty Biodiversity Museum, 2212, Main Mall - Ε‘xΚ·ΚeyΜeΚ, University of British Columbia, Electoral Area A, Metro Vancouver Regional District, British Columbia, V6T, Canada
The romantic fantasy of a woman who never ages is set in San Francisco – but filmed in Vancouver, Canada, whose galleries, gardens and grand old streets doubled for a century of the city by the bay.
Where was The Age of Adaline filmed?
The Age of Adaline was filmed in Vancouver, Canada – the Art Gallery, Gastown and VanDusen Botanical Garden – standing in for San Francisco.
Every Age of Adaline location, explained
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Adaline’s job – Vancouver Art Gallery
Adaline’s archive job used the Vancouver Art Gallery in Vancouver.
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San Francisco – Vancouver City Hall
The San Francisco scenes used Vancouver City Hall and downtown streets.
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The gardens – VanDusen
Romantic walks used the VanDusen Botanical Garden in Vancouver.
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Gastown – the old city
Period scenes used the historic Gastown district of Vancouver.
Planning a visit
Vancouver – with its art gallery, gardens and the cobbled streets of Gastown – is the film’s real, accessible home.
The Age of Adaline Fun Facts
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Vancouver plays San Francisco The San Francisco-set story was filmed in Vancouver, Canada.
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A century of style The film spans decades, using Vancouver’s varied period architecture.
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Gastown Vancouver’s historic Gastown district features prominently.
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A timeless romance The story follows a woman who stops ageing after an accident.
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Lively leads Blake Lively stars as the ageless Adaline.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where was The Age of Adaline filmed?
In Vancouver, Canada – the Art Gallery, Gastown and VanDusen Botanical Garden – standing in for San Francisco.
Is it set in Vancouver?
No – it’s set in San Francisco, but filmed in Vancouver.
Can you visit the locations?
Yes – the Vancouver Art Gallery, Gastown and VanDusen Garden are accessible.