The film "The Dark Knight" was filmed in Chicago and Los Angeles, USA, as well as in London and Hong Kong.

Filming Locations:

Gotham National Bank

In the Movie

Scene where The roof, exterior, and interior were used for the bank robbery in the opening scene of the film.

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Street Corner

In the Movie

Scene where This is where the shot of picking up the bank robber at the beginning of the film was filmed.

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Gotham City Police Station

In the Movie

Scene where The roof of the police station where the Batsignal is located.

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Bruce's Penthouse

In the Movie

Scene where Bruce's bedroom in the penthouse, where he talks to Alfred and enters his panic room during the Joker's attack. Located in a hotel penthouse, exterior shots altered with CG.

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Batman's Lair

In the Movie

Scene where Bruce stores his Batman gear in this underground space under a railway bridge.

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Harvey Dent's Office

In the Movie

Scene where Jim Gordon meets with Harvey Dent about the bank robbery at the beginning of the film, located on the south side of the building.

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Wayne Enterprises

In the Movie

Scene where Only the exterior of the Wayne Tower.

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Bruce's Restaurant

In the Movie

Scene where Bruce catches Rachel and Harvey Dent having dinner at a restaurant that Bruce bought in "Batman Begins".

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Wayne Enterprises Applied Sciences Division

In the Movie

Scene where Fox shows Bruce new Batman technology. Filmed in the Kentia Hall.

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The scene was filmed at Built in 1971 and expanded multiple times over the years, it is a 720,000 square foot facility located in downtown Los Angeles. The distinctive green glass and white steel southern addition was designed by architect James Ingo Freed and opened in 1993, becoming the main entrance.

Gotham Ballet

In the Movie

Scene where Rachel and Harvey arrive at the theater and find the performance canceled because Bruce ran off with the entire troupe.

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Lau's Offices

In the Movie

Scene where Batman kidnaps Lau from his office in this skyscraper.

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Lau's Offices

In the Movie

Scene where Lucius Fox meets Lau for lunch in his office building in Hong Kong.

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Hong Kong Overpass

In the Movie

Scene where After meeting Lau, Lucius Fox tells Bruce about the plan.

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Gotham City Police Station

In the Movie

Scene where The interiors of "Farmiloe" were used as the set for the Gotham police station.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at The Farmiloe building was built in 1868 in Victorian architectural style by architect Lewis Henry Isaacs. Until 1999, the building was occupied by the glass and lead company George Farmiloe & Sons, and after their departure it stood vacant until 2014 when it began to be converted into offices.

Mobster Bar

In the Movie

Scene where Gordon leads a police raid to arrest the mob bosses.

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Bruce's Penthouse

In the Movie

Scene where Bruce hosts a fundraiser for Harvey Dent in his penthouse, which is attacked by the Joker. Filmed in the building's lobby, with the window view replaced by a view from the 71 Hotel.

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Skyscraper

In the Movie

Scene where Batman stands on this skyscraper listening to police radio after the Joker's attack on his party.

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Commissioner Loeb's Funeral

In the Movie

Scene where The Joker tries to kill the mayor during the funeral of Police Commissioner Loeb.

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Dance Club

In the Movie

Scene where Batman fights through guards to interrogate Maroni.

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Bridge

In the Movie

Scene where The police convoy drives across the bridge.

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Road Block

In the Movie

Scene where The Joker kills a police officer at the roadblock and then attacks Harvey Dent's convoy.

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Lower 5th

In the Movie

Scene where The Joker leads Harvey Dent's convoy underground, where it is to be rescued by Batman.

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Overturned Semi-Truck

In the Movie

Scene where Batman tries to stop the Joker from killing Harvey Dent, but is ultimately saved by Jim Gordon.

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Shopping Center

In the Movie

Scene where Batman races through here on the Batpod on his way to rescue Harvey Dent's convoy.

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Gotham Street

In the Movie

Scene where The warehouse ruins where Rachel was blown up by the Joker.

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The scene was filmed at Battersea Power Station is a pair of coal-fired power stations built in 1929-41, designed by architects J. Theo Halliday and Giles Gilbert Scott in a brick cathedral style with lavish Art Deco interiors. The stations were closed in 1975 and stood vacant for over 35 years as various redevelopment plans failed. Redevelopment of the site finally began in 2013 when Malaysian developer and architect Frank Gehry, in partnership with Foster + Partners, restored the power station, turning it into offices that will primarily house Apple's largest European offices, with over 4,000 homes on the adjacent site.

GCN Studio

In the Movie

Scene where Reese gives an interview at this news station and is forced to leave under police escort after the Joker puts a price on his head.

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Gotham General Hospital

In the Movie

Scene where Harvey Dent is being treated in this hospital when the Joker blows it up. The factory was blown up for the film.

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Crash Site

In the Movie

Scene where Bruce stops a man in a truck from crashing into the police convoy transporting Reese.

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Gotham Bar

In the Movie

Scene where Harvey Dent confronts Detective Wuertz.

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Ferry Terminal

In the Movie

Scene where Civilians and criminals board ferries to leave Gotham.

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Road

In the Movie

Scene where Batman waits on his Batcycle for Lucius Fox to learn the Joker's location.

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