Where was Elle filmed? The high school, the house, and all the locations

The Woods mansion in Los Angeles is the house where Michael Jackson passed away at 100 North Carolwood Drive in the Holmby Hills neighborhood.

This eight-bedroom French château-style estate, built in 2002, boasts a movie theater, a wine cellar, and a the large pool and gardens featured in the series on roughly 1.26 acres.

After the King of Pop’s passing in 2009, the property had a bit of stigma and owners couldn’t sell it until 2012.

Today it holds an estimated market price of around 22 million dollars.

Elle and her friends are shopping at the famous Rodeo Drive, one of the world's most famous luxury shopping streets, located in the heart of Beverly Hills.

As it happens often with productions set in Seattle, including the 2026 Amazon series Every Year After, shooting took place a bit more up north, in the Vancouver area.

The new home in Seattle is the historic estate 1389 The Crescent in the Shaughnessy neighborhood.

Built in 1913, this five-bedroom Tudor-style mansion, with 11,000 square feet spread across four stories, also includes a beautiful outdoor pool.

Point Grey Secondary School in Kerrisdale, Vancouver, doubles as the Rainier West High School in Seattle.

Completed in 1929, the building features Gothic pointed arches and decorative stone detailing inspired by the historic universities of Oxford and Cambridge.

Some episodes of the popular The CW Riverdale series were also filmed here.

In the second episode, "No Silly, I Go Here", Madison is at the iconic The Beverly Hills Hotel on Sunset Boulevard.

Opened in 1912, this hotel, nicknamed "The Pink Palace," was designed in the Mediterranean Revival style and features lush tropical gardens and elegant bungalows.

Seattle's Pike Place Market, one of the oldest continuously operating public markets in the country, has been operating since 1907.

Overlooking Elliott Bay in downtown Seattle, this historic market is known for its fresh seafood and is home to the original Starbucks store.

In the third episode, "You're Not the Girl I Thought You Were," Madison is at the famous Cinerama Dome on LA's Sunset Boulevard.

Opened in 1963, this landmark movie theater in Hollywood is known for its iconic geodesic dome structure.

The Cross Country District Championships scene in the fourth episode, "I'm Not Afraid Of A Challenge", was filmed at Central Park, a large urban park located on the border between Vancouver and Burnaby.

The Rainforest Cafe in the fifth episode, "Trust Me, I Can Handle Anything", has to be the one in Ontario Mills, California.

This themed restaurant chain recreates the atmosphere of a tropical rainforest through immersive décor and has been expanding to a few locations across the USA and Europe since 1994.

In the final episode, "What, Like It's Hard", Elle and her friends are shopping on Rodeo Drive, but the interior of the store was filmed at the Mine & Yours shop in Downtown Vancouver.