🎬 In the footsteps of “Mission: Impossible”: locations of part 7 of the film

Last updated Jan 8, 2025

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In July, the film “Mission: Impossible” was released. Deadly retribution. Part One”, the seventh part of the franchise. Filming of previous films took place in the most picturesque locations around the world, but the latest part featured even wilder locations. Here are the most significant places where the spy action movie ” Mission: Impossible 7″ was filmed.

Rome and Venice, Italy

Ethan Hunt has already visited Rome in previous Mission: Impossible films. In the third part, he visited the Vatican and drove a boat on the Tiber River. In the latest film, Hunt takes part in a car chase through the streets of the Italian capital. His route followed such famous roads as Via dei Funari, Via Nazionale, Via di Santa Maria Maggiore and Via dei Serpenti.

In addition to Rome, Tom Cruise's character visited Venice, where several scenes were filmed. In one of them you can see the Basilica of Santa Maria della Salute. In other episodes, such iconic places of Venice as the world-famous canal network and St. Mark's Square appeared, where another car chase took place. To see these locations, you will need help obtaining a visa.

Trollvegen and Romsdalen Valley, Norway

Trollvegen, also known as “Troll Road,” is the highest vertical cliff in Europe. Its height exceeds 1000 meters. Trollwegen attracts adrenaline junkies from all over the world, including agent Ethan Hunt. By the way, during filming, Tom Cruise even performed a dangerous stunt: he rode a motorcycle off the edge of a cliff before parachuting to safety.

However, this was not the only place where filming took place. The film crew also visited Åndalsnes, a quaint town near the Røuma River. In the film you can see local mountains and several winding rivers. Here Ethan had to fight Gabriel Esai Morales on the roof of a train.

Another location in this region was the small village of Hellesylt. It is located next to the Geirangerfjord. Several action scenes were filmed there.

Stoney Middleton and Derbyshire, UK

In addition to the popular locations of Italy and Norway, Mission: Impossible also visited the UK. They were interested in the tiny village of Stony Middleton in Derbyshire. The local Darlton Quarry became a key filming location. Here they recreated a railway track for decoration.

Some other scenes were filmed in the town of Lewisham and at the local railway station. Also in the film you can see Birmingham and the Grand Central railway station. However, we note that the film crew transformed this place into the Abu Dhabi airport. By the way, travel tours to this city and all other locations can be found at Trip.com.