Where was Mission: Impossible - Fallout filmed

Mission: Impossible - Fallout was filmed in Paris in France, London in the United Kingdom, Queenstown in New Zealand, and in Norway.

Rue des Barres

In movie

Scene where Ethan and his team try to escape with Solomon Lane.

Real

Scene was shot Rue des Barres is a short street (150 yards) with a long history. In medieval Paris there were water-powered mills on the banks of the Seine; one of them was name Moulin des Barres, most likely after a defensive barrier that once had been located on that site. Rue des Barres appears on one of the earliest detailed maps of Paris (as R. des Bares) from 1550 that shows it running between Rue de La Mortellerie (today's Rue de l'Hôtel de Ville) and La Porte Bodes (Rue François Miron).
Paris

Abu Dhabi Northeast Airport

In movie

Scene where Ethans HALO jump.

Real

Scene was shot Abu Dhabi Northeast Airport is a local private jet airport located in Abu Dhabi, suitable for a variety of private jets. The HALO jump was filmed in the airspace above the Abu Dhabi Northeast Airport (see making off image at the comment section)
Abu Dhabi

Palais Royal - Galerie de Valois

In movie

Scene where Ilsa chases Ethan who tries to escape with Salamon Lane.

Real

Scene was shot The Valois Gallery is one of the galleries under arcades located inside the Palais-Royal. It runs along the eastern side of its gardens, parallel to the rue de Valois.
Paris

St. Paul's Cathedral

In movie

Scene where Ethan runs into the cathedral during a funeral to escape pursuit and is chase up to the dome where he is forced to leap to an adjacent building.

Real

Scene was shot The Anglican cathedral on Ludgate Hill was constructed in at the end of the 17th century to replace the earlier cathedral which was destroyed by the Great Fire of London. It was designed by Sir Christopher Wren in the English Baroque style and was the tallest building in the city from its completion in 1710 until 1967.
London