The real Loch Henry: Where was Black Mirror filmed? All the Season 6 Locations

In the first episode, tech CEO Joan (played by Schitt's Creek star Annie Murphy) lives in an American bungalow-style house.

This three-bedroom house is located in a state in Berkshire, on the outskirts of London.

The Sonicle building is the 134,000-square-foot office hub called Botanica Ditton Park in Datchet, near Heathrow Airport in London.

This large office complex includes a gym and fitness facility, a conference room, and an extensive outdoor sports area.

To provoke Salma Hayek's reaction, Joan carries out her sordid plan in a church filmed at St Barnabas with Christ’s Chapel in Dulwich Village, London.

The Netflix's alter ego company, Streamberry, is headquartered at 100 Liverpool Street building in central London.

The building, which was rebuilt using the structure of a 1980s office block, features a spectacular staircase in the atrium.

Located on the west coast of Scotland, Loch Leven, doubles as the fictional Loch Henry.

In this shot, Pia and Davis are on the north shore of the lake, looking towards the Pap of Glencoe mountain (Sgorr na Cìche) near Glencoe.

As the local press reported, Waltonville's main street was filmed in Inveraray, a town in Argyll and Bute located on the western side of Loch Fyne.

To recreate the bustling town before the tragedy in the 90s, period cars were brought in and vintage signs were added to the buildings.

The exterior of The Lochside Inn pub was also filmed here, at The George Hotel at 1 Main Street.

This family-run hotel is housed in a building that dates back to 1770.

However, as a Reddit user revealed, the interior was recorded at the Village Inn in Arrochar, a town located near the head of Loch Long.

You can stay at the Village Inn, and maybe meet the real Stuart (David's old friend) for about USD 180 (£140) per night.

Castle Stalker, pictured, appears in one of the shots where the boys tell Pia about Loch Henry's touristy past.

This 15th-century tower house, set on Loch Laich islet off Loch Linnhe, was featured as the French castle in Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

According to location manager Liam Irving, 18 different locations were used for the episode, including the Falls of Falloch, which appear when Pia leaves the house at night.

This drone shot of Loch Leven, seen from the Ballachulish side, was used in the Streamberry documentary trailer.

The Bafta ceremony was held at the Royal Festival Hall in London's Southbank Centre, the same venue as the real British Academy Film Awards.

In this episode set in 1969, Cliff's retro-futuristic home is a mansion located in L'Eliana, a small suburb near València.

Built in 1975, this 19,500-square-foot (1.812 m²) boasts large wood-framed windows with curvilinear profiles and an indoor swimming pool.

David's family home, on the other hand, is an American farm house in the English countryside of Kent, about a 40-minute drive from London.

Set in five acres of meadows, this colonial-style house filled with Victorian fittings is available for rent to film productions.

The beautiful village where Cliff and Lana go to the library is also located in the United Kingdom.

All the film crew had to do was remove the iconic red phone box and change a few other elements on a street in the historic town of Rye in East Sussex.

As Sur in English pointed out, the "Mazey Day" episode was filmed primarily in the Malaga province in Spain.

The East Sunset Motel is actually the Jose Carlos Hostel in Puerto de la Torre.

The exterior of the Quagmire Club is a casino next to the Red Dog Cinemas in Puerto Banús, Marbella.

Some stock footage of the Alpsee Lake near Hohenschwangau in southwestern Bavaria, Germany, served as the establishing shot of the mountains in the Czech Republic.

The accident scene was filmed at the Venta El Túnel restaurant located near Malaga.

The Emerald Pines Diner was a set built in a town called Ojén.

The Cedarwood Retreat was apparently filmed in a estate between Monda and Ojén.

The Possetts shoe store in the "Demon 79" episode was filmed in the old Debenhams shop located in Harrow Town Centre in England.

Both the interior and the exterior of the bar where Nida (played by Anjana Vasan) takes a few shots is the Palm Tree pub in Mile End Park, London.

Opened in 1935, this heritage pub is a Grade II listed building.