Unlike the previous installments, the new adventures of the little bear have extended beyond the UK. The film was shot not only in London and its surroundings but also in Peru, near the Machu Picchu mountain.

Filming Locations:

Home for Retired Bears

In the Movie

Scene where While Paddington and the Brown family make their way to Aunt Lucy's habitat, the Mother Superior of the home for retired bears (Olivia Colman) performs a musical number. This mini-musical unfolds across beautiful expanses of meadows, fields, and mountains.

In Reality

The scene was filmed in the English countryside at Berrybush Farm in Hertfordshire. This is a family-run farm spanning 500 acres. This area is often used as a scenic location for various films. The mountains in the background were added using computer graphics.

Mr. Brown's Office

In the Movie

Scene where Mr. Brown, an experienced risk assessor, faces changes at work. The new management, led by an energetic woman, urges the team to rethink their approach and be bolder, to take risks. To reinforce her words with a vivid example, she organizes a spectacular presentation: a courier on a parachute swiftly flies into the office window, located on one of the upper floors of the building. His mission? To deliver freshly brewed coffee for the new boss.

In Reality

The scene was filmed Mr. Brown's office is located in the London skyscraper The Shard. Inside the skyscraper, there are 72 floors with offices, apartments, winter gardens, and technical rooms. On the top floor of the building are the highest observation deck and gallery in the UK.

Inca Ruins

In the Movie

Scene where The little bear Paddington searches for his Aunt Lucy. The search leads him to an ancient Inca city, where a hilarious Indiana Jones-style chase unfolds. The hero must protect the key that opens the gates to El Dorado.

In Reality

The scene was filmed in Machu Picchu and the nearby town of the same name. The soaring peak towering over the Lost City of the Incas was filmed at Huayna Picchu. The Inca ruins are firmly woven into the plot, so it was important for the creators to shoot at real locations.