The film "Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones" was filmed in Spain, Italy, and Tunisia.

Filming Locations:

Walk on Naboo

In the Movie

Scene where Anakin and Padmé walk across a bridge and past a building after arriving on Naboo.

In Reality

The scene was filmed at Plaza de España, built in 1928 for the Ibero-American Exposition. The main building was designed by architect Aníbal González in various styles, including Art Deco, Spanish Renaissance, Baroque, and Neo-Mudéjar. The building is a large semicircle surrounding a great square leading to the María Luisa Park, designed by Jean-Claude Nicolas Forestier. Currently, the building mainly houses government offices of the city.

Seclusion on Naboo

In the Movie

Scene where Padmé and Anakin arrive at a remote villa on Naboo. Later they get married by the lake.

In Reality

Naboo Meadow

In the Movie

Scene where Anakin and Padmé have a romantic picnic.

In Reality

Lars Homestead (Exterior)

In the Movie

Scene where Anakin and Padmé visit the Lars family home to learn about Anakin's mother.

In Reality

The scene was filmed in the Tunisian desert. The houses were built there and were not demolished after filming. Locals now take tourists to see the Star Wars filming locations.

Mos Espa

In the Movie

Scene where Padmé and Anakin visit Mos Espa and learn that Anakin's mother has been freed.

In Reality