Where Was The Batman Filmed? (37 Worldwide Filming Locations)
You don’t have to be a kid to appreciate the Batman movies. In fact, I think you’ll find that there are plenty of adults who enjoy them. But if you have kids, you have a great excuse to go and see the movie! So where was The Batman filmed? This article talks about where the 2022 Batman movie was filmed. And like all Batman movies, there’s a villain and a hero. So let’s check out the story first.
Where Was The Batman Filmed?
The Batman was filmed mainly in England. Interiors were shot on sound stages at Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden, north of London, and location work took place in Liverpool, Glasgow and Chicago.
In Liverpool, St George’s Hall played the outside of Gotham City Hall, and the Royal Liver Building is where Batman glides off a rooftop.
In Scotland, the Glasgow Necropolis appears in the film, and the old Hartwood Hospital in Shotts was used as a location too.
In Chicago, the crew shot some of the driving scenes, including Bruce Wayne riding his motorcycle through the city.

What was The Batman All About?
The movie follows Bruce Wayne, played by Robert Pattinson (Edward in Twilight), as he begins his journey to becoming the caped crusader. With the help of his trusted butler Alfred Pennyworth, Bruce embarks on a quest to uncover a dark conspiracy that threatens to corrupt Gotham City. Along the way, he encounters a number of powerful villains, including Catwoman, Riddler, and Penguin. And let’s not forget Commissioner Gordon.
Who Was In The Batman?

The Batman stars Robert Pattinson as Bruce Wayne/Batman, Zoë Kravitz as Selina Kyle/Catwoman, Colin Farrell as Oswald Cobblepot/Penguin, Paul Dano as Edward Nashton/Riddler, Jeffrey Wright as Commissioner Gordon, John Turturro as Carmine Falcone, Peter Sarsgaard as District Attorney Gil Colson, Jayme Lawson as Bella Reál and Andy Serkis as Alfred Pennyworth.
The cast also includes Con O’Neill as Chief Mackenzie Bock and Barry Keoghan, who appears near the end as an unseen Arkham prisoner.
Who Directed The Batman?
The Batman was directed by Matt Reeves who stepped in to direct the movie when Ben Affleck dropped out. It was also written by Matt Reeves and Peter Craig. His first directorial debut was in 1994 with Future Shock. Other movies include The Pallbearer in 1996, the series Felicity in 1998, Cloverfield, Let Me In, The Twilight Zone series, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and the sequel.
Check Out Other Film Locations
Full List of The Batman Filming Locations
The following list acquired from IMdbPro are all 37 filming locations for The Batman.
- Warner Bros. Studios Leavesden, Warner Drive, Leavesden, Watford, Hertfordshire, England, UK (Interior: Batcave / Wayne Tower / Selina’s Apartment / Exterior: Iceberg Lounge)
- Cardington Airship Hangars, Bedfordshire, England, UK (Interior, Gotham City Hall)
- Two Temple Place, London, England, UK (Exterior Mayor Mitchell’s House)
- Anfield Cemetery, Liverpool, England, UK (Cemetery Archway)
- Necropolis Cemetery, Glasgow, Scotland, UK (Batman and Selina leaving the cemetery)
- Hartwood Psychiatric Hospital, Shotts, Scotland, UK (Exterior Gotham Orphanage)
- St. George’s Hall, Liverpool, England, UK (Exterior Gotham City Hall)
- Royal Liver Building, Liverpool, England, UK (Exterior – Batman gliding off the police building)
- Waterloo Monument – William Brown St, Liverpool, England, UK (Gotham Square / Halloween Parade)
- County Sessions House, Liverpool, England, UK (Gotham Central Court House)
- Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, England, UK (Exterior Gotham General Hospital)
- Kingsway Tram Tunnel, Southampton Row, London, England, UK (Batcave Entrance)
- Printworks Nightclub, Surrey Quays Rd, London, England, UK (Iceberg Lounge, Interior)
- The O2, North Greenwich, London, England, UK (Gotham Square Garden)
- 230 S LaSelle St, Chicago, Illinois, USA (Batman hits a bus after escaping the police building)
- Central Saint Martins – 1 Granary Square, London, England, UK (Gotham Police Department & Morgue, Interiors)
- 91 Wishart St, Glasgow, Scotland, UK (Batman & Selina part ways at cemetery)
- James R. Thompson Center – 100 W Randolph St, Chicago, Illinois, USA (street scenes, Gotham Square Garden)
- LaSalle Street Bridge, Chicago, Illinois, USA (street scenes, Batman on a motorcycle)
- LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illinois, USA (Batman flies off the Chicago Board of Trade and down LaSalle Street to about Marble Place)
- Leavesden, Hertfordshire, England, UK
- Hertfordshire, England, UK
- Bedfordshire, England, UK
- Liverpool, England, UK
- London, England, UK
- William Brown St, Liverpool, England, UK
- Surrey Quays Rd, London, England, UK
- Shotts, Scotland, UK
- Glasgow, Scotland, UK
- Scotland, UK
- England, UK
- UK
- Chicago, Illinois, USA
- Illinois, USA
- USA
- North Greenwich, London, England, UK
- Southampton Row, London, England, UK
The Batman Box Office Details
- The Batman Budget: $200,000,000
- Opening weekend: $134,008,624
- Gross (US & Canada): $369,345,583
- Gross (World): $770,962,583
Can You Visit The Set of The Batman?
You can certainly visit the locations where filming took place but you can’t actually visit the set. Many of the real locations are in Liverpool and Glasgow, and both cities are easy to reach from London.
Frequently Asked Questions
What city was Batman filmed in?
The movie was filmed in London, Glasgow, Liverpool, and Chicago as backdrops to Gotham City. Matt Reeves modeled Gotham on New York City.
Final Thoughts
London is truly a very exciting place to take a vacation. If you really want to get a good feel for the culture, plan on spending at least a week or more there. It’s also a great starting place to see other parts of England. Take a train or bus and explore other areas outside of the city.

Have you ever been to London and seen The Batman filming locations? What are your thoughts about this fabulous city? Be sure to leave me a comment below.
Jay Neill
Jay Neill is the founder and managing editor of iFILMthings and believes everyone should have access to the film resources they need to plan their filmmaking project, which is why he’s dedicated iFILMthings to helping all filmmakers.
