Where was Moon Knight filmed? ALL the Filming Locations

Gift shop worker Steven Grant lives in the Brixton area of London.

But, as the local outlet Hungary Today revealed, the exterior of his flat is located on a small street in Downtown Budapest near Elizabeth Square.

The Atlantis store on the left is actually a bookstore called Atlantisz.

In the series, Steven works in what apparently looks like The British Museum in London, home to one of the largest collections of Ancient Egypt objects outside that country.

However, the exterior was filmed at the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest Heroes' Square.

The Hungarian museum also holds a great Ancient Egyptian art permanent exhibition, which opened in 1939.

The living statue scene in the first episode, "The Goldfish Problem", was filmed in Madách Square, located under the ARCadia Hotel in central Budapest.

Slashfilm noted that this character has a comic book origin, where Marc Spector recruited a homeless man named Bertrand Crawley. Crawley ended up gathering intel for Moon Knight on the streets of New York City.

Marc wakes up near a castle somewhere in the Swiss Alps. Although the scene contains a lot of CGI, the fortress is inspired by Eltz Castle near Koblenz in the Rhineland-Palatinate region of Germany.

This is not the first time that Eltz Castle appears in a Marvel Cinematic Universe production. HYDRA's Castle de Krake from the animated series What If...? was also modeled after this imposing citadel.

Built in the 12th century, the spectacular Eltz Castle is a survivor of history, as it has never been destroyed.

The village was filmed in the picturesque town of Szentendre on the left bank of the Danube, a few miles away north of Budapest.

Szentendre is a beautiful small city featuring narrow alleys, cobblestone streets, and pastel-colored buildings, that was also a featured location in the Netflix series Shadow and Bone.

The impressive twisty road in the car chase scene with the ice-cream van was filmed near the Bezgovica settlement in Osilnica, southern Slovenia.

This scenic serpentine road, named Bear’s Guts, is made up of about 20 hairpin turns. The road is famous for being home to the Red Bull No Paws Down, one of the toughest skateboard races in the world.

The set designers dressed a restaurant to look like Soho. As MCU Location Scout pointed out, the red curved bar is the Tróger Gasztró Bisztró located near St. Stephen's Basilica in Budapest.

Jovial Jay also reported that the Storage facility in the second episode, Summon the Suit, is an old building in the Lágymányos neighborhood of Budapest.

Harrow's cult headquarters were filmed in an old factory in the south of Budapest called Csepel Művek. Apparently, the interior was recorded at the studios.

The rooftop chase ends at the Vajdahunyad Castle in Budapest, built in 1896 to celebrate the Hungarian Conquest of the Carpathians and Transylvania in 895.

This replica of Corvin Castle in Romania was also featured in The Witcher series and the 2019 movie with Will Smith Gemini Man.

The desert scenes in the third episode, "The Friendly Type", were filmed at Jordan's Wadi Rum Nature Preserve.

Considered one of the world’s most outstanding desert landscapes, this is a very popular location for filmmakers.

You've probably seen this dramatic scenery in many other productions including Lawrence of Arabia, Dune, Prometheus, The Martian, Rogue One, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, and Aladdin.

The scenes taking place in Cairo were filmed on exterior sets in Budapest.

Egyptian cinematographer and actor Karim El-Hakim, who plays Khonshu in the series, said that for him, the realism of the production "brought Egypt to Budapest".

One of the establishing shots shows a view of the Nile River with the 6 October Bridge and the Ramses Hilton. In another, the famous Mosque-Madrasa of Sultan Hassan and the Al-Rifa'i Mosque in Cairo's historic district are shown.

The Burial Chamber set was built on a massive 47,074 square-foot soundstage at Origo Studios in Budapest.

Production designer Stefania Cella made extensive use of water reflections and mirrors to symbolically represent the series’ themes of duality and identity.

As Jovial Jay confirmed, the mansion of Anton Mogart (played by Gaspard Ulliel), was filmed at the Nádasdy Mansion, located near Lake Balaton in the south of Budapest.

The two Louvre-inspired glass pyramids were built in the garden of this neo-gothic style Hungarian estate built in the 19th century.

The Sienkiewicz Psychiatric Hospital from the post-credits scene of the series finale, "Gods and Monsters", was filmed outside the New Hall H in Hungexpo, the Budapest congress and exhibition center.

The London skyscraper 30 St Mary Axe (also known as the Gherkin) and the top of the East London Mosque were CGI'd into the scene.