惡靈古堡：爆發夜

Přístavní, Holešovice, Praha 7, Czechia

On Přístavní Street in Holešovice, Bryan tries to get through a zombie-filled block just as infected residents start throwing themselves off the surrounding rooftops. In November 2025 the crew closed the stretch between Komunardů and Osadní and laid down artificial snow made of paper. Wrecked cars with Colorado plates and fake American shopfronts turned it into Raccoon City, and that look made it onto an official poster. It is back to being an everyday street with traffic, so walk it along the pavement.

Jirsíkova, Karlín, Praha 8, Czechia

Karlín is where the snowy streets of Raccoon City fill with gunfire, explosions and a car chase. Filming ran every night from 29 October to 2 November 2025, and for those days Jirsíkova and Malého streets beside the Negrelli Viaduct lay under fake snow, closed to traffic. The trailer shows zombies attacking beneath the viaduct. The viaduct opened in 1850 as Prague's first railway bridge across the Vltava. The neighbourhood is a mix of homes and offices, so a walk through the streets is the right way to see it.

Stará čistírna odpadních vod, Papírenská 6, Praha 6 Bubeneč, Czechia

The sewer scenes were shot at the old wastewater treatment plant in Bubeneč. Robert Mehrle, the supervising location manager, said its vaulted halls and tunnels of bare red brick suited the film, and the production used the existing sewers as part of the story. The plant dates from 1906 and sits on UNESCO's tentative list for World Heritage status. Individual visitors can only get in on the weekend guided tours, and every tour walks through the original sewer, long out of use.

Litoměřický tunel, Mezibraní, Litoměřice, Czechia

This is where the cameras first rolled in the Czech Republic. Litoměřice Town Hall confirmed that filming took place in the old railway tunnel on 10 October 2025, and Stillking Films, which ran the local production, told the town the tunnel was the right setting for one of the film's darkest scenes. The 19th-century tunnel runs beneath the medieval town walls in the Mezibraní area, close to the lower railway station. It is usually rented out for events and shoots, so it is better seen from outside on a walk along the walls.