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FILM TOURS - Film Tourism in the Madrid Region

More than 80 films shot in some of the most emblematic spots in the Madrid Region

Do you accept the challenge? Discover the natural landscapes and monuments of the Madrid Region through the locations that appear in these films. We'll give you a clue: you can find the three World Heritage sites recognized by UNESCO: the San Lorenzo de El Escorial Monastery, the University and Historic Centre of Alcalá de Henares, and the Cultural Landscape of Aranjuez. We have also selected films with scenes shot in the towns of Madrid, enclaves that have preserved their "rural" authenticity, and which are acclaimed for their historical and cultural heritage, such as the Manzanares El Real Castle, the walled town of Buitrago de Lozoya, Patones and its traditional streets, the Goyeneche Palace in Nuevo Baztán, the Main Square of Chinchón or La Coracera Castle in San Martín de Valdeiglesias, among others.

And, of course, the natural surroundings of the Madrid region where you can escape the bustle of the city, such as the Sierra Guadarrama National Park, or the Sierra del Rincón mountains in the Sierra Norte mountain range.

Not to mention the many films made in Madrid containing scenes shot in some of the city's most "filmed" spots

Enjoy stories about famous films shot in different places in our Region, an ideal way of enjoying #Cineturismo in the Madrid Region.

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Another way of sightseeing! Enjoy #Cineturismo in the Madrid Region

WORLD HERITAGE SITES

San Lorenzo de El Escorial
La Conjura de El Escorial ("The Escorial Conspiracy")
(2008, Antonio del Real)

Much of the action was shot at the El Escorial monastery

La Princesa de Éboli ("The Princess of Éboli")
(serie) (2010, Belén Macías)

Filmed at the El Escorial Monastery

Alcalá de Henares

Mi Querida Señorita ("My Dearest Señorita")

(1972, Jaime de Armiñán)

Shot in the Town Hall building, which has often been used to recreate courts scenes in movies, and Plaza Cervantes square

Sor Citroën

(1967, Pedro Lazaga)

Filmed at the College of Piarists-Laurent Palace and Archbishop's Palace

Noviembre ("November")

(2003, Achero Mañas)

Filmed at the Colegio Mayor de San Ildefonso building

Aranjuez

El Maestro de Esgrima ("The Fencing Master")

(1992, Pedro Olea)

Aranjuez was used to portray late 19th-century Madrid, the squares and streets around the palace

Antony and Cleopatra

(1972, Charlton Heston)

In the film the Tagus river appears as the Nile

TOWNS OF MADRID

Manzanares El Real

La Chica del Trébol ("The Clover Girl")

(1963, Sergio Grieco)

Shot on location around Manzanares El Real Castle

Locura de Amor ("Madness for Love")

(1948, Juan de Orduña)

Shot on location around Manzanares El Real Castle

Don Quijote Cabalga de Nuevo ("Don Quixote Rides Again")

(1973, Roberto Gavaldón)

Shot on location around Manzanares El Real Castle

Rascafría

Antes Llega la Muerte ("The Seven From Texas")

(1964, J.L. Romero Marchent)

Sequences of stagecoaches travelling through the snow

Buitrago

Zampo y Yo ("Zampo and I")

(1965, Luis Lucia)

The dreamlike circus trial of Ana Belén's father was filmed in the castle

Así en el Cielo como en la Tierra ("On Earth As It Is In Heaven")

(1995, José Luis Cuerda)

The town is part of Heaven. Shot on the walls, in the square of Santa María del Castillo Church


Patones de Arriba

Al Oeste de Río Grande ("West of Río Grande")

(1983, José María Zabalza)

Shot in different streets of Patones de Arriba


Torrelaguna

El Rey Pasmado ("The Dumbfounded King")

(1991, Imanol Uribe)

Filmed in Santa María Magdalena Church, where the sequence in which the Count Duke of Olivares - Gurruchaga - had to copulate in the choir to have offspring.

Nuevo Baztán

El Genio ("The Genius, Two Partners and a Dupe")

(1975, Damiano Damiani)

Shot on location at the Juan Goeneche Palace and in the Plaza de Fiestas square.

Zorro

(1975, Duccio Tessari)

Shot on location at the Juan Goeneche Palace and in the Plaza de Fiestas square.

La Celestina

(1996, Gerardo Vera)

Shot on location at the Juan Goeneche Palace and in the Plaza de Fiestas square.

Colmenar de Oreja

La Luz Prodigiosa ("The End of a Mystery")

(2003, Miguel Hermoso)

Filming at the Dieguez Theatre

Chinchón

Pelusa

(1960, Javier Setó)

Filming in Plaza Mayor

San Martín de Valdeiglesias

La Marca del Hombre Lobo ("The Mark of the Wolfman")

(1968, Enrique López Eguiluz)

Shot at La Coracera Castle

Los Monstruos del Terror (released in the UK as "Dracula Versus Frankenstein")

(1970, Hugo Fregonese/Tulio Demicheli)

Shot at La Coracera Castle

NATURAL SPACES

Sierra de Guadarrama National Park

Delirios de Grandeza ("Delusions of Grandeur")

(1971, Gérad Oury)

Shot in La Pedriza

Django

(1966, Sergio Corbucci)

Shot in La Pedriza

Minnesota Clay

(1964, Sergio Corbucci)

Shot in La Pedriza

Sierra del Rincón Biosphere Reserve

99.9

(1997, Agustí Villaronga)

Shot in Prádena del Rincón

Furtivos ("Poachers")

(1975, José Luis Borau)

Shot in Montejo de la Sierra

THE CITY OF MADRID

Abre los Ojos ("Open Your Eyes")

(1997, Alejandro Amenábar)

Shot on an empty Gran Vía, in Berlín Park, at the Faro de la Moncloa transmission tower, jump from the Torre Picasso skyscraper

Falstaff (Chimes at Midnight)

(1965, Orson Welles)

Shot in Lago in Casa de Campo, set interiors in Carabanchel, part of the battle scene on the ridge known as Cerro Garabitas in the Casa de Campo park

Pepi, Luci, Bom, y Otras Chicas del Montón ("Pepi, Luci, Bom, and Other Average Girls")

(1980, Pedro Almodóvar)

Shot in the Malasaña district, the AZCA financial district, interiors in the house of "Las Costus" painters on Calle La Palma street