The interiors of the high-end Mendl’s bakery were shot inside a 19th-century Dresden dairy shop named Dresdner Molkerei Gebrüder Pfund. The hotel’s Arabian baths, where the young writer (Jude Law) meets the older Zero Moustafa (F Murray Abraham), are filmed in an old Görlitz bathhouse. The ‘Trophy Room’ in Madame Desgoffe’s (Tilda Swinton) house, where Deputy Vilmos Kovacs (Jeff Goldblum) reads the disputed will, and the hall of armour in the museum through which Vilmos is later stalked, are all housed in this location. The hotel’s restaurant, where young writer Zero (Tony Revolori) tells his story, is the performance space inside the Stadthalle, the old city hall on Reichenberger Straße near the city park built in 1910. Here’s How You Can Holiday In Europe Just Like The Locals Do Interestingly, two eminent Czechia hotels - The Grand Hotel Pupp and The Palace Bristol Hotel - are real-world inspirations for the Grand Budapest Hotel. The medieval architecture, grand staircase and atriums of the store made for the stunning period hotel lobby and interiors. He also made rooms out of the old store galleries. Image credit: Manecke, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia CommonsĪnderson completely took over this Art Nouveau-style departmental store and converted it into the lavish interior of the hotel. Anderson transformed this old dilapidated 1913 department store, which is located in Demian Platz beside the Frauenkirche. The bright pink cake-like exterior might just be a model, but fans can visit the location of the hotel - Görlitzer Warenhaus. Although the film is set in a fictitious East European country called Zubrowka, fans can visit many of the sights in real life. It is located about 97 km from Dresden, bordering Poland and Czechia. The historic old town of Görlitz in Eastern Germany serves as the principal shooting location for this iconic Wes Anderson film. Here are the best shooting locations Wes Anderson chose for his movies Görlitz, Germany - The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) Image credit: The Grand Budapest Hotel/ Photo by Martin Scali – © 2014 – Fox Searchlight Pictures/ IMDb
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So prominent is the depiction of these places that even those who haven’t seen his films can easily identify a particular Wes Anderson movie scene. Coupled with an overt sense of symmetry, bright colourways, catchy music and out-of-the-box scene composition, every filming location of Anderson comes out narrating its own story. No wonder, Instagram reels often take inspiration from these iconic films.īeing an avid traveller has also helped Anderson look at a certain corner through the lens of his creative vision.
The filming locations hold pivotal narratives and the master director’s unique camera angles and character portrayals, make them appear straight out of a postcard. From The Darjeeling Limited (2007) to The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) and The French Dispatch (2021), his films are a visual treat. Anderson is known to celebrate the art of slow-motion shots, take/double-take techniques and the craft of upholding the minute details of inanimate objects.
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