Where was Kaos filmed? Guide to all the locations

Zeus and Hera's mansion in Mount Olympus was shot in three different locations.

The gardens were filmed at the stunning Villa d'Este in Tivoli near Rome, Italy.

The gardens of Villa d'Este are famous for their elaborate terraces and the central Neptune Fountain.

This Renaissance villa designed in the 16th century as the summer residence of a Roman cardinal, is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

The grand staircase is from the Royal Palace of Caserta in southern Italy.

The King of Naples conceived the Reggia di Caserta in the mid-18th century to rival the splendor and grandeur of Versailles.

Zeus and Hera's home, including the interiors, were filmed at the Villalís Palace in Alcobendas, near Madrid, Spain.

Although the house looks older, the mansion was actually built only about 20 years ago by a journalist who made his fortune in the 80s and 90s.

With nine bedrooms, fourteen bathrooms and five halls on approximately 2,500 square meters, this private home can be rented as a filming location or for all kinds of events.

The establishing shot of the city of Heraklion in Krete (Earth), with the CGI statue of Zeus in the background, was filmed on La Malagueta beach in Málaga, Spain.

Orpheus and Riddy live at Villa Thrace, which in real life is located on the exclusive housing development of Los Altos de los Monteros in Marbella.

Offering breathtaking views of the Mediterranean and La Costa del Sol, this stunning contemporary chalet boasts six en-suite bedrooms, an infinity pool, a garden with outdoor entertaining spaces and high-tech smart home systems.

Located just minutes from Marbella, additional highlights include a piano bar, luxury cinema room, gym, and a garage for up to 10 cars.

The supermarket scenes were filmed at the Shopping Centre El Ingenio in Vélez-Málaga.

Opened in 2000, this mall was built on the site of an old sugar cane factory.

According to local media, the street lined with palm trees in Heraklion was also filmed in Malaga, on the Alameda de Colón Avenue.

The semicircular square where several scenes take place, including Orpheus' performance on Olympia Day, was filmed Seville's monumental Plaza de España (Spain Square).

Built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition, this iconic landmark features a stunning blend of Renaissance Revival and Moorish architectural styles.

President Minos's palace in Heraklion, with its colonnaded courtyard, is the building attached to the Spain Square.

Since the Fascist military took power during the Civil War, this building has housed the headquarters of the Spanish army's ground forces.

The Sant Miquel dels Reis monastery on the outskirts of the city of València was used as the temple of Hera.

However, the facade was CGI'd into the Casón del Buen Retiro (lower picture), an annex of the Museo del Prado complex in Madrid, facing one of the main gates of El Retiro Park.

The interior of Hera's temple was filmed in the 16th-century Sant Miquel dels Reis monastery church, with the giant statue digitally added to the altar.

There is a brief scene in the sixth episode filmed in the courtyard of this historic Renaissance complex, which now houses the Valencian Library.

The beach scene at the end of the first episode was filmed at Santa María del Mar beach in Cádiz, Spain.

As the local press reported, the Cheste Educational Complex near València served to film the black-and-white Asphodel and the Underworld locations.

The Centre for the Unresolved, the Lethe building, and the dining hall were all filmed at this complex designed in the 1960s in the Brutalist style.

There is also a scene shot in the Madrid subway.

The Cave is the former Alfaro restaurant located near a gas station in Tabernas near Almería, Spain.

This spot was also featured in an episode of Black Mirror season four.

The scenes with Zeus in the Earth in the second and fourth episodes were filmed in and around the Piazza dell'Immacolata in the San Lorenzo neighborhood of Rome.

The Tyndareus gas station at the beginning of the third episode is the Cepsa La Colonia on the A-384 highway near Antequera.

Troytown was filmed in the La Palmilla (in the picture) and the Lagunillas neighborhoods of Málaga.

As the Sur newspaper revealed, the gladiatorial combat was filmed in the inner courtyard of a modern block of flats called San Enrique in Torremolinos.

The basketball court of the Dionysus scene in the fourth episode was shot in Parras street in the center of Málaga.

The Chapel of Hera is the Torregarcía Chapel or Ermita de la Virgen del Mar, located on the beach of the same name in the Cabo de Gata area of Almería.

Surrounded by nature, this beautiful chapel was built in the mid-twentieth century in the peculiar Almerian Indalian art movement.

The secret hideout at the beginning of the fifth episode is stock footage of the Al Suwgra village in Jabal Akhder, Oman, located on the southeastern coast of the Arabian Peninsula.

The Hotel Argar was a real adult nightclub in Vera, Almería.