Where was Secret Invasion filmed? Guide to all the Locations

The night scenes in present-day Moscow from the first episode, "Resurrection", were filmed at Dean Clough in Halifax, West Yorkshire.

Built in the mid-19th century, this complex was a group of Victorian carpet mills until production ceased in 1983.

Today, the area has been redeveloped as a shopping area and arts venue.

MI6 agent Sonya Falsworth (played by Olivia Colman) has a chat with Fury at the Hatfield House library.

Located in Hertfordshire, you've seen this magnificent Jacobean-style country house in many other movies and shows including Bridgerton, Queen Charlotte, The Great, and Taboo.

New Skrullos, located in the show 312 km southwest of Moscow, is actually the old Shredded Wheat Factory in Welwyn Garden City.

Built in 1926, this historic complex was home to the American biscuit company Nabisco, until it was closed in 2008.

As you can see, the cooling tower of the abandoned nuclear power plant and a chimney were added via CGI.

As Leeds Live revealed, the Moscow scenes with G'iah were filmed in the city center of Leeds, Yorkshire.

The production was shooting between Greek Street and Bond Court around the Dakota Hotel.

The tunnel entrance where Maria follows G'iah was also filmed at Dean Clough in Halifax.

The beginning of the Unity Day sequence was filmed in Kensington Gardens, London.

Pictured is Queen Anne's Alcove, a historic landmark built in 1705.

As the local press reported, Halifax's monumental Piece Hall doubled as Vossoyedineniye Square, with plenty of CGI thrown in.

The only surviving Georgian cloth hall in the world, it symbolizes the paramount role of the handwoven textile trade in the pre-industrial economy of Yorkshire's West Riding from the Middle Ages to the early 19th century.

The Skrull meeting in the second episode, "Promises", was held at the Four Seasons Hotel London at Ten Trinity Square in London.

The previous scene with Nick and Talos on the train appears to have been filmed at the Kelenföld railway station in Budapest.

The room where the Skrulls experiment with a new weapon in the second episode, "Promises", looks like the Kelenföld Power Plant in Budapest, Hungary.

This location may be a set built at the studios, inspired by this impressive Art Deco space built between 1927 and 1929.

Kelenföld was abandoned in 2006, but today it has become a tourist attraction and part-time filming location.

The emergency security summit in London was filmed at the Senate House Library in London, located near the The British Museum.

The empty bar where Fury meets with United States Air Force Colonel James 'Rhodey' Rhodes (played by Don Cheadle) is the Berners Tavern in Fitzrovia, London.

Located inside the London Edition Hotel, Berners Tavern is Michelin-starred chef Jason Atherton restaurant.

Fury's house is a 70's modernist home named Waterside House located in Bromley, Kent.

In the third episode, "Betrayed", G'iah drives across Lambeth Bridge in London.

The fictional London Portrait Gallery is a section of the 007 stage at Pinewood Studios.

The studio work for the series was also done at the Longcross Studios in Surrey.

The manor house where Nick Fury and Talos go to confront Bob is the Stoke Court in Stoke Poges, located near Pinewood Studios.

According to MCU Location Scout, the temple in the fourth episode, "Beloved", is the St. Etheldreda Church in Old Hatfield, Hertfordshire.