Where was Transformers 5: The Last Knight filmed? Filming Locations Guide

The fifth installment of Michael Bay's blockbuster series may be the last Transformers movie.

Autobots and Decepticons are ready again to raze some more cities and landscapes for the sake of the spectacle, in 3D.

Returning to the cast are Mark Wahlberg, Josh Duhamel, John Turturro, and Stanley Tucci. Anthony Hopkins, Laura Haddock, and Isabela Moner are some of the new faces joining this big-budget production.

The film features many great locations. Transformers: The Last Knight was filmed in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Norway, Cuba, and the United States. Here are some of the most relevant filming locations:

Transformers 5 was filmed at multiple locations in Detroit. The very first image of this report is from a scene shot at the Fisher Building, an art deco masterpiece from 1928.

The abandoned former luxury cars factory Packard Automotive Plant (pictured), served as a setting for several action scenes.
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In Detroit downtown, the crew was shooting near the former State Savings Bank building at Griswold Street.

Other filming locations in Detroit included the Michigan Central Station, Cafe D'Mongo's, and the Motown Motion Picture Studios.

The production didn't need to transform the abandoned Pontiac Silverdome stadium into a battlefield: it already looks like it has been through a war.

The Silverdome was closed for the first time in 2006. The roof collapsed after a winter storm in 2013 and now the entire structure is about to be demolished this summer.
Image courtesy of Paramount Pictures and Brook Ward

Some more filming took place in Arizona, at the Luke Air Force Base in Glendale.

We jump to the other side of the pond, to the UK. In Alnwick Castle (Northumberland) were filmed scenes with Hot Rod and Bumblebee.
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The production was filming interiors at Bamburgh Castle, also in Northumberland.
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King Arthur and his metallic knights had a meeting at Rievaulx Abbey, North Yorkshire.
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The Blenheim Palace in Woodstock (Oxfordshire) was draped with Nazi swastikas to serve as Adolf Hitler's headquarters.
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The Old Man of Storr in the Isle of Skye (Scotland) has been used in so many movies in the last years, that we lost count.
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The Bourne Woods in Farnham (Surrey) are close to Pinewood Studios and are ideal to film forest scenes.

The Old Guard castle was also set nearby in the southwest of London.
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Anthony Hopkins inside a dark St Bartholomew-the-Great Church in London. He was also filming at Downing Street.

This filming location was also featured in the Cursed series.
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Transformers 5 was filming a car chase and other scenes in central London, near Bank tube station, Trafalgar Square, and Tower Bridge.

The old city of Newcastle-upon-Tyne also featured a car chase scene.
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Image from the the behind-the-scenes clip showing the abandoned quarry at Brecon Beacons National Park (Wales), used for some sequences.
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A fake Stonehenge was built near the real one. The production was also shooting on location at Broad Street in Oxford.
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The Dark Hedges in Ballymoney (Northern Ireland) became a world-class attraction after appearing in an episode of Game of Thrones.

But, where was Artemis Fowl filmed? Most of the new Disney movie was also shot in the awesome landscapes of Northern Ireland.
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Iconic Norwegian landmarks like Preikestolen, Trolltunga, and Atlanterhavsveien can also be seen in the movie.
Image by Aram Kudurshian

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