‘Vikings: Valhalla‘ is a TV drama series on Netflix. The ‘Vikings’ sequel, the show takes place a hundred years after the original series and narrates the adventures of Norse heroes Freydís Eiríksdóttir, Leif Eriksson, Harald Sigurdsson, and King William the Conqueror. As they cross the ocean to discover and discover new lands, they face numerous challenges and dangerous enemies.
The series goes on to show the religious conflicts between the Vikings and their war with the English. Set against the background of the Norse lands in the Middle Ages, the visual images of the ‘Vikings: Valhalla’ help create a beautiful narrative that transports the audience back in time. If you are wondering about the impressive locations where it is recorded, we have prepared all the details for you. Now, know about the Vikings: Valhalla series.
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Vikings: Valhalla Tv Series Filming Locations
‘Vikings: Valhalla’ is fully documented in the beautiful country of Ireland, especially in Wicklow County and Dublin. The main photography for season 1 started in October 2020 but was stopped for a few days due to the actors and the team being tested for Covid-19.
However, it was later determined that it was a fake alarm and the recording immediately resumed. According to reports, production may have taken a short break and finally resumed filming in May 2021. Recording season 1 was almost completed in November 2021.
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Vikings: Valhalla is carved primarily in Ashford, a beautiful town in Wicklow County. Large parts of season 1 were recorded at Ashford Studios, located in the Ballyhenry area. Some scenes are filmed near Lough Tay or Guinness Lake, the magnificent Wicklow Mountains, and the Poulaphouca Reservoir AKA Blessington Lakes in the western part of the region. In addition, actors and crew filmed at Powerscourt Waterfall on the Dargle River near the town of Enniskerry.
Other photographers in County Wicklow include the coastal town of Greystones, Avoca Mines, and areas along the Wicklow Coast between Black Castle and Brittas Bay. Known as “The Hollywood of Europe,” County Wicklow is a beautiful district south of Dublin. It is dotted with rivers, mountains, and icy lakes and flows along the Irish Sea. In addition, it covers the vast Wicklow Mountains National Park and the remnants of Glendalough’s Early Medieval monastic settlement.
The unique and attractive landscape creates an ideal venue for recording a variety of movies and TV shows. Other films recorded in County Wicklow say ‘Braveheart,’ ‘PS. I love you, ’‘ Green Knight, ’and‘ Fire Rule. ’
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Dublin, the capital of Ireland, is also one of the recording studios for the show. It is located in the province of Leinster at the mouth of the Liffey River. The city is an important center of Irish culture and history, as well as education, industry, and administration. The tourist attraction has many wide parks such as St. Stephen’s Green and St. Anne’s Park.
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In addition, Dublin has many historic sites such as St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin Castle, Ha’penny Bridge, Spire of Dublin, and Old Library of Trinity College Dublin. The films ‘Love, Rosie’ and ‘King Arthur’ and the TV series ‘Ordinary People’ were filmed in the city.
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