Legends of Tomorrow: Where Was the CW Show Filmed?

‘Legends of Tomorrow’ is the TV equivalent of an Avengers-style ensemble superhero series. It revolves around several characters from the “Arrowverse” which includes ‘Arrow,’ ‘The Flash’ and ‘Supergirl.’

Legends of Tomorrow Filming Locations

Many of you might be wondering where ‘Legends of Tomorrow’ is filmed. The show is set in the Arrowverse, and other than the characters, several fictional places that have appeared on these shows also appear in ‘Legends of Tomorrow,’ including Star City.

Vancouver, British Columbia

Like most of the ‘Arrowverse’ shows, ‘Legends of Tomorrow’ is primarily shot in and around Vancouver, British Columbia. The city has become somewhat of a hotspot when it comes to filming Hollywood productions. A few reasons for producers opting to shoot movies and television series there include its relative proximity to the United States and generous tax credits offered by the Canadian government. As of October 2018, more than 30 television series were being filmed in Vancouver.

Most of the filming for ‘Legends of Tomorrow’ takes place on location in British Columbia, Canada. The scenes set on the fictional Waverider, a time-travelling “spaceship” are some of the few scenes set on a soundstage. Here is a rundown of most of the actual locations that have appeared on the show.

Firstly, a lot of the interior shots for ‘Legends of Tomorrow’ are filmed at The Ironworks facility in Vancouver. Featuring large open spaces and remains of an old ironwork, the facility is designated for filming purposes. It was used to film Kendra and Carter’s Apartment in the pilot, the Memphis Bar and a Music Shop in the fourteenth episode of the third season, Mari’s apartment in the sixteenth episode of the third season, and Constantine’s apartment in the seventh episode, of the fourth season.

Furthermore, a few scenes of the show were shot on the Segal Graduate School of Business rooftop. The college is located in Vancouver, British Columbia and was seen when Rip Hunter was introduced for the first time. Moving on, Stave Falls Dam in British Columbia was used to film a fight scene. Additionally, the actual place of filming of Professor Stein’s mansion is the Cecil Green Park House in Vancouver. The same place is used to shoot Vandal Savage’s mansion.

Moving on, Victory Square Park in Vancouver is depicted as a park in London in the show’s pilot episode. Moreover, the pilot episode, Vanishing Point, was actually filmed at the Chan Centre for the Performing Arts at the University of British Columbia. The same place was used to film Lindgren Banking Securities in the tenth episode of the second season of ‘Legends of Tomorrow.’ Vancouver Film Studios was also used to shoot a helipad scene in the sixth episode of the second season. Moreover, the Catalyst Paper Corporation in Crofton, British Columbia, was used as a filming location for numerous scenes. In the pilot, it doubled up as the Pittsburgh Chemical Plant as well as Snart and Rory’s hideout and a Norwegian Dock.

In the second part of the pilot, the Catalyst Paper Corporation building doubled up as the location for an underworld weapons auction. Moreover, in the fourth episode of the first season, the place was used to film Luskavic Labs.

Moving on, St. Roch University, as seen in the pilot, was actually filmed at 5255 Heather Street. The same building appeared on the second part of the pilot episode as Marty’s Lab. Moreover, it also served as the filming location for the exterior of Walter Reed Medical Centre. Additionally, some of the other places in and around Vancouver that appear on the show include Deer Lake Park, Queen Elizabeth Park, Rosewood Hotel Georgia, Pacific Central Station and Thornton Park, and Crease Clinic.

Other significant locations that have appeared in the show are Burnaby Central Park, Mountain View Cemetery, North Vancouver Cemetery, H.R. Macmillan Space Centre and Museum of Vancouver, Aerospace Technology Park, Lulu Island Wastewater Treatment Plant, Fraser Foreshore Fitness Circuit, Creekside Walk West, Lynn Canyon Park, West Burnaby United Church, CBC Vancouver Broadcast Centre, Bryne Creek Ravine Park, Van Dusen Botanical Garden, Walter Hardwick Avenue and Bordertown.

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