Where was Snow White and the Huntsman filmed? The Castle & ALL the Filming Locations

The visual effects company based in London, BlueBolt, created two virtual versions of the village and the castle, one looking newly built for the Magnus reign, and another looking rundown.

The church of the coronation ceremony was also filmed at Pinewood Studios, located only eight miles away from Heathrow Airport.

This location is inspired by Durham Cathedral, the impressive Norman era temple which has its origins in the 11th-century.

Here is where the producers wanted to shoot. However, the costs of renting the cathedral were too high, so the building was scanned and photographed to create the set.

But wait, the entire movie was not made at the studios! The battle between King Magnus and the Dark Army was filmed on location at Bourne Woods.

Situated near Farnham (Surrey) on the outskirts of London, this coniferous woodland has been used as a filming location for many movies, television series, and music videos.

This scenic forest was also featured in Gladiator, Wonder Woman, The Old Guard, The Avengers: Age of Ultron, and The Witcher season 2.

Black Park and Langley Park in Wexham, Buckinghamshire, appear in the credits.

We reckon that this may be the location of some sections of the Dark Forest or the scene where William, son of Duke Hammond (played by Sam Claflin), ambushes Ravenna's soldiers.

The fishing village where Eric and Snow arrive after emerging from the Dark Forest was filmed at Frensham Ponds, in southwest London.

National Trust’s website explains how 'the production team of about 800 came to Frensham and spent two and a half months building the medieval village', only to be burned to the ground afterward. Whoops, mini-spoiler!

Heigh-ho, Heigh-ho, it's home from work we go... the forest where the duo encounter the dwarves looks like Burnham Beeches, although we can't 100% confirm this.

Located in Buckinghamshire, about five miles west of the studios, this forest contains several hundred-year-old trees.

Did you recognize major actors like Bob Hoskins, Ian McShane, Nick Frost, Toby Jones, and Ray Winstone among the dwarfs? Their faces were digitally inserted onto the small bodies.

The cave where the company hid from the Queen's acolytes is real - well, everything but the giant crystals and the carved gate.

The Cathedral Quarry or Cathedral Rock is located in the Lake District. It features many interconnected human-made caves, including this notable chamber, standing out at 40 feet (12 meters) high.

The Sanctuary, the fairies' enchanted forest, is the section of the movie filmed at Windsor Great Park.

The massive 2,020 hectares royal park is home to 800-year-old oak trees and a deer park, which served as inspiration for the mystical white stag scene.

The river-crossing scene pictured was filmed on the picturesque river in Blea Tarn (Great Langdale), located very close to the Cathedral Quarry, also in the Lake District.

The United Kingdom is a beautiful country, but it's not always easy to appreciate it, particularly if on that bank holiday that you set aside to do so, the weather is not the very best. Sometimes it is just part of the scene!

On their journey to Duke Hammond's castle, the group goes through a few wondrous Scottish landscapes, including the Old Man of Storr in the Isle of Skye.

Hammond's castle was also filmed on a set, but the surrounding mountains are based on plates shot in Wales.

Also, some footage filmed in the northern area of Skye, known as The Quiraing, was used for the establishing shots.

Attention, this is one of the few (if not the only one) locations filmed inside a real building without using almost any CGI.

Snow White's funeral hall was filmed at St Bartholomew the Great Church in London, a magnificent, Norman style temple, like Durham Cathedral.

The final epic battle (and the beach and sharp cliffs where Snow finds the white horse at the beginning of the film) was shot at Marloes Sands, in the Pembrokeshire coast, Wales.

Ravenna's castle, located on an island off the coast, was added on top of Gateholm Island at the end of the beach.