Locations

The Biltmore. The Bradbury Building. Union Station. The nocturnal streets of Collateral. Downtown Los Angeles is essentially a living film set and this is how to use it properly.

The Bada Bing is still open. Holsten's still serves onion rings. Tony's house is still there — but don't knock. A fan's guide to visiting Sopranos locations in New Jersey.

The Wire filmed across 54 locations in Baltimore. Most of the city looks exactly as it did on screen. Here is how to do the pilgrimage properly, including where to find the best crab cakes in America.

Stephen King stayed in Room 217 in 1974, had a nightmare and wrote The Shining. The hotel has been trading on this ever since. Here is what visiting is actually like.

Nobody told you it wasn't filmed in the Catskills. The real location is Mountain Lake Lodge in Virginia and it is still very much open. Nobody puts Baby in a corner, and nobody should put this trip in the too-difficult pile.

The steps are real. The statue is real. The cheesesteak is real. A complete guide to visiting Rocky filming locations in Philadelphia, from the Italian Market to Pat's King of Steaks to the 72 steps.

Creep filmed in the disused tunnels at Charing Cross and Aldwych. Here is how to explore the London Underground's hidden history, ghost stations and Victorian infrastructure — and why the film barely needed to embellish any of it.

Hogwarts was not one place. It was nine. From Alnwick Castle to the Glenfinnan Viaduct, a complete guide to visiting Harry Potter filming locations across England and Scotland.

The Bellagio fountains. The Caesars roof. Circus Circus and the Bond car chase. A guide to the Las Vegas hotels that made the movies — including one that was demolished and one that is still exactly as it appeared on screen.

The Bahamas underwater lair, the sumo arena in Tokyo, the revolving restaurant on top of the Swiss Alps. Three of the great Connery-Lazenby era Bond locations and how to visit them sixty years on.

The Pyramids. James Bond Island. Cortina d'Ampezzo. Rio Carnival. Visiting the Moore era Bond locations — four continents, one raised eyebrow.

Iceland's glacier lagoon, Prague's medieval old town and Baku on the Caspian Sea. The Dalton and Brosnan era Bond locations span the Cold War's end and make for an extraordinary travel itinerary.

Glen Coe in the Scottish Highlands, Lake Como's Villa del Balbianello, the rooftops of Siena and Montenegro's Bay of Kotor. The Craig era Bond locations are the most emotionally resonant in the franchise.