Where in the world: Narnia location guide

The movie was filmed on 75 sets in three countries - New Zealand, Britain, and the Czech Republic

NEW ZEALAND

* Elephant Rocks (in Waitaki District, near Oamaru):

The hidden valley and Aslan's camp.

* Flock Hill (near Arthurs Pass):

The site of the Great Battle. Also, the inaccessible area of Flock Hill and its odd-shaped rocks were shot separately and used in the great battle scene.

* Paradise (beyond Glenorchy near Queenstown):

Narnia in spring.

New Zealand-based snow set.

* Catlins Coast (south of Dunedin):

Cliff faces and seascapes shot separately then used for certain scenes, including the clifftop coronation at Cair Paravel.

* Auckland (including sites at Kelly Park Film Village, Henderson Valley Studios, and Hobsonville Airbase):

Snowy Narnia landscape.

Aslan's Tomb.

Scenes of children in forest.

Interior buildings, including the professor's house.

* Woodhill Forest (beyond Kumeu in West Auckland)

* Wellington: Weta Workshop created props, jewellery, costuming, armour and weapons.

 

CZECH REPUBLIC

* Ardspach National Park, Trutnov:

Heavy snow scenes (because snow in New Zealand was not deep enough)

Scenes of children in forest.

ENGLAND

* Severn Valley Railway (near Ludlow, in Shropshire): Used to film children's journey to the professor's house.