Where was Back in Action filmed? The house and (almost) all the locations

The movie opens with an establishing shot filmed in Ljubljana, the capital of the small European nation of Slovenia.

The palace where Matt and Emily are staying doesn't exist; it was CGI'd into another building located near St. James Bridge in the historic center of the city.

This picturesque house is located in the Trenta Valley, in the Julian Alps of northwestern Slovenia, within the Triglav National Park.

The former KGB agent Balthazar Gor's mansion, apparently located in the Czech Republic, was filmed at the Waddesdon Manor in Buckinghamshire, England.

Completed in 1883, the structure resembles a palace, drawing inspiration from the opulent French Renaissance-style châteaux of the Loire Valley.

Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild footed the bill for this magnificent estate, which boasts expansive gardens and houses one of Europe's rarest and most valuable private art collections, featuring approximately 25,000 works.

The hangar where MI6 agent Baron Andrews (played by Andrew Scott from Ripley series) was filmed at the Diamond Hangar at Stansted Airport.

This facility provides premium support for VIP aircraft, including private jet owners and charter operators.

The region where Stansted is located, East Anglia, is completely flat, so the snow-covered mountains were added digitally.

According to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the Level nightclub scene was filmed at Tongue & Groove near the Lindbergh MARTA station off Piedmont Road in Atlanta.

Located in Buckhead, it features multiple rooms with state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems.

It's not clear where the family house is located (or even if the house exists or is just a set), but a large section of the car chase was filmed on Silver Hill Terrace in the Eastside Walk neighborhood of Atlanta.

This area is situated within the Gresham Park community, which lies just south of I-20 and East Atlanta.

Another part of the car chase was filmed quite far from there, in the Mozley Park and Ashview Heights areas, about three miles west of downtown Atlanta.

These neighborhoods are characterized by early 20th-century architecture, including Folk Victorian cottages and Craftsman bungalows that occasionally appear in the background of the sequence.

The scenes at London's Heathrow Airport were filmed at Wembley Stadium.

A large mansion and estate located in Surrey served as the filming location for Foxhound Manor, the home of Ginny Curtis (played by Glenn Close).

The interior scenes were also shot in this opulent, historic house.

The scene pictured was filmed on West Park Road, located near Kew Gardens station in London.

The final action sequence begins at the famous Tate Modern art gallery, located in the former Bankside Power Station in London.

Just before that, Emily and Matt run across the iconic Millennium Bridge, which also opened in 2000.

The Thames Barrier is a movable flood defense structure located on the River Thames in East London.

Opened in 1982, it was designed to protect the city from tidal surges and rising sea levels.

The barrier consists of 10 massive gates, which can be raised or lowered to control the flow of the river.

The motorbike chase passes through Bankside, reaching the tunnel next to the Zizzi Italian restaurant by Southwark Bridge.

Matt uses the Butler's Wharf Pier walkway to jump onto a boat, with the monumental Tower Bridge serving as a backdrop.