Where was Malice filmed? The house and (almost) all the locations

The stunning Greek villa is located in Makria Miti, a quiet, scenic coastal area on the island of Paros, known for its rugged shoreline and calm, crystal-clear waters.

Built in 2021, the eight-bedroom house is arranged around a large pool, perfect for watching sunsets while sipping your favourite ouzo.

Surrounded by olive trees and the Aegean Sea, the space is designed for outdoor living, featuring elements like the open kitchen seen in the series.

The town scenes were filmed in Aliki, a charming fishing village located near the house on the southern coast of Paros.

Known for its relaxed atmosphere and family-friendly vibe, Aliki has a small harbour lined with tavernas serving fresh seafood and local dishes.

After the boat ride, the family and friends stop at Paralia Agia Irini, a small, palm-fringed beach with a taverna on the western side of Paros, giving it an almost tropical feel.

This beautiful spot was filmed at the Holy Church of St. Antonios of Paros, built around 1580 on top of Kephalos Hill.

From the summit, you can enjoy wonderful views of Paros and the neighbouring island of Naxos.

The cliff-jumping scene was filmed at Agios Fokas beach, also in Paros, located about 6 km from Paroikia, the island’s capital.

The pharmacy is in Paroikia, the biggest town on the island, with around 3,000 permanent inhabitants centred around its charming harbour.

The night-out scene was filmed along the waterfront promenade, where the Saint Nikolaos Holy Orthodox Church is located.

A few scenes were filmed in Athens, including this establishing shot of the famous Port of Piraeus.

If you’ve been travelling around Greece, you’ve probably passed through this major ferry hub, which serves as the main gateway between the capital and the Aegean islands.

The wedding scene was filmed in Kostos, a traditional village in the hills of Paros.

At its heart stands the Church of Agios Panteleimon, featuring a beautiful tall stone bell tower that, unfortunately, was almost not captured by the camera.

The Tanners’ family home in London is a Grade I listed townhouse called Gloucester House in Richmond Hill.

Built between 1845 and 1850, this property, also featured in the Gangs of London series, has a current estimated value of over £9 million.

The cemetery in the third episode is at the 13th-century St Mary the Virgin Church in the village of Send, near Woking in Surrey, about 23 miles from central London.

This scene was filmed at the Beaufort Bar, the Savoy Hotel in London’s opulent, Art Deco jewel, featuring a black-and-gold interior.

The iconic Royal Albert Hall also appears behind a couple of scenes filmed on Kensington Gore.

This house in the fourth episode is a seven-bedroom Victorian home with a large garden in Ealing.

The terrace bar with the blue and white awning (the Greek colours) is The Carpenter’s Arms pub in Chiswick.

The high school is Emanuel School in Battersea, in south-west London.

Founded in 1594, the school has occupied its current 12-acre campus since 1883.

The park scenes were filmed in Battersea Park, a large Victorian green space on the south bank of the River Thames in south-west London.

The scene pictured was filmed on Chiswick Mall, with St Nicholas’ Church providing the backdrop.

One of the key final scenes was filmed with the Mandra site on Despotiko Island as the backdrop, located in an uninhabited island opposite Antiparos.

This ancient sanctuary dedicated to Apollo is undergoing restoration and has been partially reconstructed.