Where these interesting time travel movies were filmed—and photos of these stunning locations

Filming location: England
Released in 2013, About Time features a star-studded cast, including Rachel McAdams, Margot Robbie, and Bill Nighy. The story follows the character Tim Lake, who discovers that the men in their family can travel through time. At 21, he aims to use this ability to improve his love life. The film showcases several picturesque locations in Cornwall and London, including Notting Hill and Vault Beach; Cornwall’s mid-19th century Porthpean House stands in as Tim’s family. With a blend of comedic and dramatic elements, About Time maintains an endearing simplicity through its domestic narrative, despite the sci-fi trope.

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Filming location: Germany
This German thriller series, which ran for three seasons, is set in a small town in 1986 and follows a family saga infused with supernatural elements. When Jonas Kahnwald goes missing, the ensuing search uncovers a complex reality that spans three generations. The show expertly blends horror, thriller, and time travel, delivering a mind-bending experience. Key filming locations include Unicorn Cave in Scharzfeld, Germany, which served as the backdrop for the pivotal Winden cave scenes, and the eerie forest sequences filmed in the former military testing area, Fahrtechnikakademie Kallinchen.

Outlander

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Filming location: Scotland
Outlander follows the character Claire Beauchamp Randall, a World War II nurse who finds herself mysteriously transported to 1743 Scotland while on a second honeymoon with her husband. There, she encounters Jamie Fraser, a Highland warrior amid a backdrop of epic rebellion. Adapted from Diana Gabaldon’s historical time travel novels, this drama series explores the time-crossed love between Claire and Jamie over seven seasons. The show brings to life Scotland’s medieval history and architecture, showcasing locations such as Doune Castle used for the “Castle Leoch”, the streets of Falkland depicted Inverness in the 1940s, and the Drummond Castle Gardens doubled as Versailles.

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