Abandoned movie sets attract tourists from around the world even decades after these movies were filmed. Visiting old filming locations can turn your trip into a real adventure, so make sure to check out these unique, abandoned movie sets.
Planet Tatooine, Star Wars
If you want to visit the iconic planet of Tatooine from the Star Wars: The Phantom Menace, the only thing you have to do is travel to Tunisia. There, in the Sahara desert, Star Wars fans can still visit the abandoned, but well-preserved movie set.
The Town Of Spectre, Big Fish
The town of Spectre looks romantic and ideal in Tim Burton’s Big Fish, and you can still visit it today. In real life, however, the fictional town is actually located on a private island in Montgomery, Alabama, and it looks pretty spooky.
District 12, The Hunger Games
The Henry River Mill Village in North Carolina was used as the filming location for The Hunger Games and fans are still visiting it today. This village was abandoned back in 1987, and it was the perfect setting for this movie because it looks just as spooky as District 12, the home of Katniss Everdeen.