Where was Mamma Mia 2 filmed? ALL the Filming Locations in the Kalokairi Island: The Hotel Bella Donna

Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again takes us back to the fictional island of Kalokairi, in lovely Greece.

This time we will follow a young version of Donna, going off on her travels, and meeting on the way three handsome men, Sophie's dads.

The sequel of the smashing hit blockbuster contains a pantheon of celebrities. Lily James, who already exercised her vocal cords singing in Baby Driver and Cinderella, is starring in the film.

Cher is acting as a guest star, and the returning cast includes Hollywood stars Meryl Streep, Amanda Seyfried, Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth, and Dominic Cooper.

The original 2008 film was filmed on the Greek island of Skopelos. However, on this occasion, the production is not going again to the Hellenic country.

Mamma Mia 2 was filmed on the splendid island of Vis, off Croatia’s Dalmatian coast. This romantic musical comedy was also partially filmed at various locations across Oxfordshire in England.

For six weeks, the production crew invaded the quiet and remote island of Vis.
(You can open all the locations on Google Maps by clicking on the links below in the captions ↴)
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A market was set to film a few scenes in a small square next to the seaside of the village.
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The Jastozera restaurant on Komiza, in the western side of the island, served as the setting for a Greek tavern.
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A wooden Jetty was built in Vrboska (or Barjoska) beach, which was used as a backdrop for several scenes.
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However, don't look for the Hotel Bella Donna on Vis island. The hotel and most of the song and dance numbers were filmed at Shepperton Studios in Surrey, England.
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Some graduation scenes were shot in the New College hall in Oxford.
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The Godstow Nunnery ruins by the riverbank were also used for filming.
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The cycling scenes were filmed in the small little village of Wytham, also in Oxfordshire.
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An establishing shot was filmed in the church on top of the rock (Ekklisia Agios Ioannis Chapel) in Skopelos, Greece.
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