Where was The Night Agent filmed? Season 2 locations guide

In the first episode of the second season, "Call Tracking", Peter and another agent, Alice, are on a mission in Bangkok, Thailand.

They are staying at Sindhorn Village, a luxurious development in Langsuan area, near Lumpini Park.

The village features boutique retail, fine dining, and the five-star Sindhorn Kempinski Hotel, as shown in the picture.

The next scene takes place at Wat Pho Buddhist temple, one of Bangkok's most iconic tourist spots.

Located near the Grand Palace, it is renowned for housing the massive gold-plated Reclining Buddha statue, which measures 46 meters in length.

There are a couple of establishing shots of Yaowarat Road, located in Bangkok’s Chinatown, the bustling food street famous for its flashy neon signs.

The night sequence features the Buddha statue at Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen as a backdrop.

The temple is known for its Instagram-worthy, massive seated Buddha statue, which towers over 226 feet (69 meters) and is visible from afar.

Peter's apartment is located in an old block at 73 Monroe Street in the Lower East Side neighborhood of New York.

The building sits in a spectacular location just beneath the Manhattan Bridge, which appears massive compared to this five-story structure, constructed in 1910.

In Washington D.C., President Michelle Travers (played by Kari Matchett) holds a meeting at the Willard InterContinental Hotel.

Established in 1818, this elegant hotel has hosted presidents, diplomats, and other notable figures over the years.

Kings Fried Chicken was a real fast food restaurant, now permanently closed, located at 116-23 Jamaica Avenue in Richmond Hill, NY.

Peter takes the bus to the Alfie's Pizzeria & Restaurant at 86-08 117th Street, also in Richmond Hill.

We are not 100% sure about this one, but the abandoned movie theater may be the old Corona Plaza Theater on Roosevelt Avenue, Queens.

In the second episode, "Disconnected", Peter flies over Rajamangala Stadium in Bangkok.

The helicopter lands at the Skywalk Condominium, home to the chic Cielo Sky Bar & Restaurant, which offers stunning panoramic views of the city skyline.

In the third episode, "Government Property", there is a sequence filmed in the historic Chinatown neighborhood of Manhattan.

Known for its distinctive, curved shape, Doyers Street has been featured in hundreds of productions, including John Wick 3.

This scene with Noor (played by Arienne Mandi) spying for the Americans was filmed in a building at 6 East 80th Street, near Central Park.

The InterContinental New York Barclay Hotel served as the fictional Wynnfield Hotel.

Located in Midtown Manhattan near Grand Central Terminal, this luxury hotel opened in 1926.

This scene in the fourth episode, "Desperate Measures", was filmed at North 5th Street Pier and Park in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

This scenic waterfront location offers beautiful views of the East River and the Manhattan skyline.

Calvary Cemetery, located in the Astoria neighborhood of Queens, is one of the largest cemeteries in the United States.

Established in 1848, it spans over 365 acres and is known for its beautiful landscapes and monumental graves, with views of the modern Kosciuszko Bridge.

The seafood restaurant in the fifth episode, "A Family Matter", was the former Frost Restaurant at 193 Frost Street in Brooklyn.

After the scene with Catherine (Amanda Warren) at the Bethesda Terrace in the sixth episode, "A Good Agent", the restaurant was filmed at the Central Park Boathouse, a historic location dating back to 1954 that reopened in 2024.

The chemical in the seventh episode, "Tilt", was filmed at the old Pfizer Drug campus in Pearl River.

The flashback manor scene seventeen years ago in the eighth episode, "Divergence", takes place at Coe Hall Historic House Museum.

Located within Planting Fields Arboretum State Historic Park in Oyster Bay, Long Island, this grand historic mansion, built in the 1920s, is open to the public for tours.

The ninth episode, "Cultural Exchange", features the United Nations Headquarters located along the East River in Manhattan.

However, the interior was filmed in the lobby of the Conrad New York Downtown, a luxury all-suite hotel in Lower Manhattan, near the Hudson River.

The Roosevelt Island Tram Cabin is an aerial tramway that connects Roosevelt Island to Manhattan, running parallel to the Queensboro Bridge.

Operating since 1976, it offers stunning views of the East River and the NYC skyline.

In the season finale, "Buyer's Remorse", a scene with Rose and Noor was filmed at Adelphi University's Nexus Building in Garden City.