Where was 28 Years Later (2025) filmed?

11 locations on the HorrorMeet Atlas.

• Church of St Mary and St Finnan, Glenfinnan

  The exterior of Jimmy's father's church, above Loch Shiel and a short walk from the Harry Potter viaduct. It is a working Catholic church.

• St John the Baptist, Stanwick St John

  The interior of the church in the prologue, where the children hide as the infected come through the door, was shot in this isolated North Yorkshire church. It is usually open to visitors.

• Holy Island of Lindisfarne

  The quarantined island community was filmed on Lindisfarne off the Northumberland coast. Check the tide tables before crossing, because the causeway floods twice a day.

• Lindisfarne causeway

  The tidal crossing that keeps the survivors safe and traps them in equal measure. The road is submerged at high tide and people are rescued off it every year.

• Jubilee Hall, Newton-on-the-Moor

  The village hall five miles south of Alnwick, with its barrel ceiling and wooden beams, played the island community's meeting place. It is still the local community hall.

• Kielder Forest

  The woodland training and chase scenes were shot in England's largest planted forest, with its moss covered hills. There are waymarked trails and a visitor centre.

• Kielder Water

  The reservoir and its dam works appear in the sequence where the Swedish soldiers are attacked. It is the largest artificial lake in northern Europe and ringed by a public path.

• Sycamore Gap, Hadrian's Wall

  The dip in Hadrian's Wall beside Crag Lough, walked in the film's journey south. The famous tree that stood here was ILLEGALLY FELLED in September 2023, so only the stump and the wall remain.

• Fountains Abbey, Ripon

  The travellers shelter overnight in these Cistercian ruins, founded in 1132. The abbey is a World Heritage Site run by the National Trust and is ticketed.

• Embsay station, Embsay and Bolton Abbey Steam Railway

  The abandoned train is a heritage railway east of Skipton, which runs four miles of preserved line. It operates on public running days.

• Cheddar Gorge, Somerset

  The limestone gorge in the Mendip Hills stands in for a solo stretch of the journey. The B3135 winds through it and the cliffs are open to walk.