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Where was Once Upon a Time filmed

Once Upon a Time

Year: 2011

Genre: Adventure, Fantasy, Romance

Country: Canada, USA

<p>Once Upon a Time was filmed in Vancouver &amp; Britannia Beach in Canada and New York in the United States of America.</p>

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Locations

  • 161 Mulberry Street

    In movie

    Scene where Neal Cassidy arrives at his apartment in New York in episode 2x01 “Broken”.

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    Scene was shot

  • 3802 Angus Drive

    In movie

    Scene where Emma helps Jefferson get home where he drugs her in episode 1x17 “Hat Trick”.

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    Scene was shot

  • 5 Av/59 St Station

    In movie

    Scene where Neal Cassidy rides the subway to his apartment in episode 2x01 “Broken”.

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    Scene was shot

  • 700 Block, East Hastings Street

    In movie

    Scene where Emma is driving down the street in a stolen car during a flashback when Neal Cassidy pops up in the back seat in episode 2x06 “Tallahassee”.

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    Scene was shot

  • Abandoned Dock near Britannia Beach

    In movie

    Scene where Mr. Gold visit's Hook's ship where it is docked in episode 2x04 “The Crocodile”.

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    Scene was shot

  • Blieberger Farm

    In movie

    Scene where

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    Scene was shot

  • Blood Alley / Trounce Alley (south of Water, west of Carrall)

    In movie

    Scene where Emma tackles the man she is chasing and finds out he is Neal Cassidy in episode 2x14 “Manhattan”.

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    Scene was shot

  • Britannia Heritage Shipyards

    In movie

    Scene where Hook and Cora arrive in town in their invisible ship in episode 2x10 “The Cricket Game”.

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    Scene was shot

  • Burnaby Art Gallery

    In movie

    Scene where Mr. Gold sees August Booth talking to Mother Superior and the confronts her about his reasons for being in town in episode 1x19 “The Return”.

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    Scene was shot Also known as the Fairacres Mansion, this Arts and Crafts style mansion circa 1911 was designed by architect R.P.S. Twizell for Grace Ceperley and her husband on a former strawberry farm. In 1939 the house was converted into a Benedictine monastery, and in 1967 it became an art gallery.A recognized historic place since 1992.

  • Capilano Park

    In movie

    Scene where The location of the magic tree that Geppetto makes into the magic cabinet in episode 1x20 “The Stranger”.

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    Scene was shot