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The Da Vinci Code Filming Locations

21 locations · 2 countries

Every Da Vinci Code filming location we can point at on a map, with the coordinates, what was shot there, and whether you can actually get in. Tap any one for directions.

The Da Vinci Code filming location

Where was The Da Vinci Code filmed?

The Da Vinci Code was filmed in the United Kingdom and France. We hold 21 confirmed locations, including Temple Church, Louvre Museum and Rosslyn Chapel. 20 of them are open to visitors.

On screen: Paris lecture hall is Fairfield Halls, Croydon, Castel Gandolfo is Belvoir Castle, Grantham, Castel Gandolfo interior is Burghley House, Stamford and Leigh Teabing's estate is Chateau de Villette, Condécourt.

Travel atlas: United Kingdom · France

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Where was The Da Vinci Code filmed?
The Da Vinci Code was filmed in the United Kingdom and France. We hold 21 confirmed locations, including Temple Church, Louvre Museum and Rosslyn Chapel. 20 of them are open to visitors. On screen: Paris lecture hall is Fairfield Halls, Croydon, Castel Gandolfo is Belvoir Castle, Grantham, Castel Gandolfo interior is Burghley House, Stamford and Leigh Teabing's estate is Chateau de Villette, Condécourt.
Can you visit the Da Vinci Code filming locations?
20 of the 21 locations are open to visitors. The rest are private homes, working studios or restricted sites — each page says which.
How many Da Vinci Code filming locations are there?
We hold 21 confirmed locations across 2 countries.
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