Where was Fallout filmed? The Enclave, Filly, and all the series locations

The Brotherhood of Steel headquarters was filmed at the former Wendover Air Force Base in in Utah.

This location has a real apocalyptic background: the base was the training center during World War II for the group that dropped the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Wendover closed in 1969, but today the complex is open to the public as a museum, including the Enola Gay hangar, which preserves its significant role in history.

Walton Goggins plays The Ghoul, Cooper Howard before the disaster. The Ghoul's Grave is the Fort Totten Park in Queens, New York.

This old Civil War fortification overlooking Long Island Sound has been transformed into a public park.

The Enclave where Dr. Siggi Wilzig (played by Michael Emerson) examines puppies was filmed in the Brooklyn Army Terminal Building in Sunset Park, New York City.

Built in 1919 in the Art Deco style, the building was a key military supply base during World War II.

Today, the building has been repurposed for various commercial and industrial uses, with tenants ranging from manufacturing companies to artists' studios.

The desert scenes were filmed on location in Namibia, southwest Africa.

As Lucy (played by Ella Purnell) begins to explore the Wasteland, the shipwreck of the Eduard Bohlen appears.

This German cargo ship, which ran aground in 1909, has been partially buried by the shifting sands, creating an eerie and surreal sight and a popular tourist attraction.

The houses buried in the sand are the Elizabeth Bay Ghost Town, also on Namibia's Skeleton Coast.

Once a bustling diamond mining town, the settlement was abandoned in the late 20th century due to declining production and harsh desert conditions.

Visitors can explore the eerie remains of the town, including dilapidated buildings engulfed by sand, which are also featured in the third episode, "The Head".

The house of the man who wants to marry Lucy is the old accountant's house (Buchhalterhaus) in Kolmanskop, Namibia.

Located approximately 24 kilometers (about 15 miles) northeast of Elizabeth Bay, Kolmanskop (or Kolmannskuppe in its original German name) is a popular tourist destination, known for its well-preserved, partially buried buildings.

The scene of the Westside Medical Clinic in the fourth episode, "The Ghouls", was filmed at the old hospital or Krankenhaus.

The dangerous cave was filmed at the Widow Jane Mine in Rosendale, NY.

This cement mine, known for its unique underground features, including large caverns and tunnels, was operated from the late 19th century until the early 20th century.

The entrance to the town of Filly was filmed in the Pine Barrens airplane and automobile graveyard in southern New Jersey.

Featuring vehicles and machinery from the 1930s onward that are slowly being reclaimed by nature, this location is on private land, not open to the public.

The Hollywood Boulevard scene with the gulper monster (modeled after an axolotl, a small, endangered Mexican amphibian) was filmed in a real location on the Hudson River near the hamlet of Verplanck.

The Cortlandt Quarry on the Hudson River was flooded with natural spring water, creating a stunning turquoise lake surrounded by submerged buildings and machinery.

According to the local press, the Super Duper Mart was filmed in a former ShopRite grocery store at 2424 Hylan Boulevard in New Dorp, Staten Island.

In 2020, ShopRite relocated to the Boulevard shopping center in New Dorp, vacating its former location for future development or reuse.

The Hawthorne Medical Laboratories in the fifth episode, "The Past", is the old Bayley Seton Hospital in Staten Island.

Formerly situated within the Bayley Seton campus of Richmond University Medical Center, the complex was closed permanently in 2019.

The sixth episode, "The Trap", features the Hollywood Forever Cemetery, a historic burial ground in Los Angeles that is the final resting place of many Hollywood legends.

However, the series was not filmed at the actual location. The exterior, pictured, looks like a CGI image and the interior seems to be inspired by the Mountain View Mausoleum in Altadena.

The Red Rocked gas station in the seventh episode, "The Radio", is the Gulf Gas Station at the corner of Route 9W and Christian Herald Road in Nyack, Rockland County, NY.

With its peculiar shape, this location was also used in John Wick Chapter One and the Apple series Severance.

The Vault-Tech headquarters tower was CGI'd over the Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service West Harrison, NY.

The New California Republic Headquarters was a set based on the iconic Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles.

Designed in the Art Deco style, the observatory was built between 1933 and 1935.

This famous landmark was one of the top locations featured in the 2016 award-winning movie, La La Land.