Where was Van Helsing filmed
Van Helsing
Year: 2004
Country: Czech Republic
<p>The movie was shot in the Czech Republic, mainly in Prague. This country is often chosen when it is necessary to show medieval Europe, as there are a lot of preserved buildings of that era, as well as very attractive benefits and subsidies for film production. That's why locations around Prague are used for shooting any other locations from Europe. </p>
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Locations
Town Square
In movie
Scene where Van Helsing and Carl arrive in the city and walk through the town square. The inhabitants do not welcome them, they do not trust strangers. Anna, their leader, comes out of the crowd and starts talking to the travelers, but at that moment the villagers are attacked by vampires.
Real
Scene was shot on the square in Kunratice Castle, which is located in the southern part of Prague. It was built in 1688. But not the whole square was used for filming, but only a small piece of the main building with the clock.