After a year and a half of postponement, the movie "007: No Time to Die" held a premiere in London that even the British royal family did not dare to miss. On October 29, the high-profile film finally met with Chinese fans, the 25th film in the 007 series, and the farewell of actor Daniel Craig to the role of James Bond. The film's film crew has traveled all over the world as always, hoping to bring the ultimate beauty to the screen and present it to the majority of fans. So, what are the iconic filming locations in 007: No Time to Die? Come and join Huan Huan and start a journey about 007!
# Port Antonio #
Jamaica
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The first stop on this film tour is Port Antonio, a port city in northeastern Jamaica that is one of the oldest tourist cities in the country and the birthplace of the 007 series of novels. 007 Original author Ian Fleming owns a mountain-facing villa in Port Antonio called "GoldenEye", in which he created james Bond's popular screen image from 1952. In this release of "No Time to Die", the retired Bond lives a peaceful life in Jamaica, with white sand beaches and turquoise lakes allowing the agent to enjoy a rare leisurely time. There are many ways for visitors to get to Port Antonio, but the easiest way is to hire a car from Kingston. Today, the "GoldenEye" villa has been converted into a luxurious resort hotel, and for movie fans, it is a punch card place that cannot be missed.
# Atlantic Coastal Highway #
Norway
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As Bond drives his classic Aston Martin v8 vantage through the Atlantic Coastal Highway, the scenery on both sides of the road unfolds like a picture scroll in front of the audience's eyes, making a magnificent impression of the highway. Opened in 1989, the Atlantic Coastal Highway is a section of Norway's National Highway 64, which connects averøy Island to the mainland with eight bridges, running through the islands and reef archipelagos between the two places. The road is 6.5 meters wide and has 4 rest stops, where visitors can also get off and enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way. The Atlantic Coastal Highway, where the azure waters and scattered islands and the gentle sea breeze blow on your face make you feel like you're in paradise, has made the road one of the "most fascinating roads in the world".
# Cairngarm Mountain National Park #
United Kingdom
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Located in the north-east of Scotland, Cairngamme National Park is the UK's largest national forest park and is not only a necessity for James Bond's trip, but also a must-visit for every visitor to Scotland. Covering an area of 4,528 square kilometers, the park is dotted with small and beautiful villages, and there are 3 ski centers, which are good places for hiking adventures and skiing. For those who are particularly interested in 007, Aviemore, the filming location of "No Time to Die", is an important town and tourist attraction in The Cairngarm National Park, where there is a unique deer hunt every winter, where visitors can follow the foresters and fawns.
# Nittal #
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In 2019, the filming team of "No Time to Die" came to Norway and began filming in this scenic country, in addition to the aforementioned Atlantic Coast Road, there is also a scenic spot that has become the iconic filming location of this film, which is the Nettedar that makes people feel lonely. This small town is located in the Romerik region of Norway, about an hour's drive from Oslo. In the film, the villain Safin and Madeleine Swann, played by Leia Saidu, embark on an epic chase on the frozen lake of Netdal. In Nitdar, isolated beaches and unique mountains bring a tranquil and peaceful beauty that makes one slow down and contemplate the meaning of life.
# Matera #
Italy
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Leaving Norway, we came to ancient and majestic Italy, a country where the crew of "No Time to Die" chose to settle in matera, a picturesque city in the south of the country. Matera is located in the Basilicata region, which is steep and inaccessible, so its economy is slower than in other Italian cities. However, the relatively isolated environment also retains the unique charm of this ancient city, attracting many crews to shoot here, making it a beautiful landscape in the tourism industry. Matera's topography is changeable, crisscrossed with plateaus, cliffs and valleys, and cave dwellings called "sassi" are scattered everywhere, and in "No Time to Die", a fierce car chase takes place between the streets and alleys of the ancient city.
# Adeviliki Manor #
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The mysterious castle is many people's first word about Britain, and the ardverikie house in the Scottish region is a 19th-century mansion that mysteriously and majestically stands between the mountains and rivers in rainy weather, attracting people to visit. In the film and television works, the figure of Advilliki Manor also appears frequently, in addition to being the filming location of the movie "No Time to Die", it is also the iconic location in the British drama "The Crown", and the scene of the Queen in Balmora Castle, scotland's residence, was filmed in Adeveriki Manor. Such a palatial manor with a royal atmosphere is not only suitable for film shooting, but also suitable for tourists to visit.
# Sapri #
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In Italy, in addition to Matera, another place where James Bond drove through was Sapri. For many, the southernmost town in the Cilento region of the southern Italian province of Salerno is inconspicuous, a port on the Tyrrhenian Sea, where local residents live a quiet life between steep cliffs and calm seas. The beach in Sapri has a natural rock arch that leads to a small cove about 25 meters wide, where the waters are crystal clear and have a bit of secluded beauty. I don't know if this small city will become the next hot tourist destination after the movie is released.
# Karsoy Island #
Faroe Islands 【Denmark】
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Located in the northern faroe Islands, Karsoy Island is one of the most remote filming locations in the 007 series of films, a small island with a permanent population of less than 100 people, known as the "flute" because of its slender and narrow shape. The west bank of the island is a high and treacherous cliff with labyrinthine roads and dark tunnels, and visiting the epic cliffs of Karsoi island is a great experience for adventure lovers. It is also home to a large number and variety of seabirds, and the unique natural conditions make Karsoi Island a sacred place for many tourists, but the storms here always come very suddenly, so when hiking, remember to follow in the footsteps of the guide.
# Battipp Forest #
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Buttersteep forest, located in Berkshire, England, was once part of windsor forest. In order to welcome the arrival of the crew of "No Time to Die" and ensure better shooting results, Battipp Forest carried out a 12-day closure management. This forest has Georgian fortifications, which were used to train soldiers during the Napoleonic Wars, and now, walking among the lush woods, we can still feel the cold atmosphere left by the war. Battipp Forest is also a wildlife sanctuary where visitors can breathe in the natural air and get up close and personal with the small animals that haunt the grass.
# Salisbury Plains #
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The explosions and other special effects scenes in "No Time to Die" were filmed in Salisbury Plain, Wiltshire, which belongs to the British Ministry of Defence, which is the chalky plateau in the south of England, with famous landmarks such as prehistoric megalithic columns, which is an important archaeological site. At the same time, as the largest military training field in the United Kingdom, Salisbury Plain also has many mysteries, about 100 square kilometers of the 390 square kilometers of military area are permanently open to the public, but there are great restrictions to visit other areas. It is said that the British Burton Don Defense Research Base conducted anthrax and sarin experiments here, and this background also makes Salisbury Plains the most suitable shooting scene for James Bond.