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The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian (2008)
Where The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian says it takes place, and where it was really shot.
Narnia was built across five countries: a New Zealand sea arch, a Prague studio castle, a Czech meadow, a Polish waterfall and a Slovenian bridge.
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Scenes and places
Caspian flees Miraz's castle
Caspian is woken by his tutor, Doctor Cornelius, who warns that his uncle Miraz will kill him now that Miraz has a son. Handed Queen Susan's magic horn, Caspian flees the castle.
Set in Miraz's Castle — The Telmarine castle where Prince Caspian lives under his uncle's rule.
Filmed at Barrandov Studios, Prague — Miraz's castle was built as a set at Barrandov Studios; the 200-foot-tall castle was built to scale. Google Maps · Apple Maps
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Trufflehunter's badger den
Thrown from his horse in the woods, Caspian meets two Narnian dwarfs and a talking badger. Trumpkin is captured saving him, and Nikabrik and Trufflehunter pull Caspian to safety.
Set in Trufflehunter's Den — The underground home of the talking badger Trufflehunter, where Caspian is taken in.
Filmed at Barrandov Studios, Prague — The den was a Barrandov set; the crew filmed inside a real badger's den to design it. Google Maps · Apple Maps
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The Strand tube station
One year after leaving Narnia, the four Pevensies wait at the Strand station for their train to boarding school. As the train pulls in, the station tears apart and they are pulled back into Narnia.
Set in Strand Underground Station, London — The Pevensies' London station, where they wait for their train to boarding school.
The ruins of Cair Paravel
Transported back, the Pevensies find their castle Cair Paravel attacked and ruined in their absence. They realise that Narnia has changed far more than the one year they spent away.
Set in Cair Paravel — The Pevensies' former castle on the Narnian coast, attacked and ruined in their absence.
Filmed at Cathedral Cove, Coromandel, New Zealand — The scene where the Pevensies return to the ruined Cair Paravel was shot at Cathedral Cove; the filmmakers liked its tunnel-like arch. Google Maps · Apple Maps
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Trumpkin's river and Lucy's glimpse of Aslan
The Pevensies save a bound and gagged Trumpkin, who is about to be drowned, and set out together. Lucy sees Aslan showing a safe path, but her siblings cannot see him.
Set in The river and valley — The Narnian river and valley where the Pevensies save Trumpkin and Lucy first sees Aslan.
Filmed at Kamieńczyk Waterfall gorge, Szklarska Poręba, Poland — The waterfall is named as one of the film's sceneries; which scene was filmed there rests on one film-location guide. Google Maps · Apple Maps
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Aslan's How
Caspian's troops and the Pevensies reach Aslan's How. Lucy wants to wait for Aslan, but Peter decides they have waited long enough and proposes an attack on Miraz's castle.
Set in Aslan's How — A huge underground hall built over the Stone Table, used as the Narnian army's stronghold.
Filmed at Neznabohy, near Ústí nad Labem, Czech Republic — Only the entrance to Aslan's How was built on location; a Czech Wikipedia article says the film was shot on a nearby meadow. Google Maps · Apple Maps
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Filmed at Barrandov Studios, Prague — The interior of Aslan's How was a set built at Barrandov Studios. Google Maps · Apple Maps
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The night raid on Miraz's castle
Caspian and the Pevensies slip into the castle at night to open the gates for the Narnian army. Caspian learns that Miraz is responsible for his father's death, confronts him, and the attack fails.
Set in Miraz's Castle (night) — Miraz's castle again, this time entered by stealth to open its gates.
Filmed at Barrandov Studios, Prague — The castle and its courtyard were sets at Barrandov; the courtyard was the largest set in designer Roger Ford's career. Google Maps · Apple Maps
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Peter and Miraz's duel
Seeking redemption for the failed raid, Peter challenges Miraz to a one-on-one duel to buy Lucy time to find Aslan. Adamson wanted the fight to feel unique, not like a controlled fencing match.
Set in The duel ground — A ruined stretch of open ground where Peter challenges Miraz to a one-on-one duel.
Filmed at Neznabohy, near Ústí nad Labem, Czech Republic — Czech Wikipedia says the film was shot on a meadow near Neznabohy; which scene was shot there is not stated, so the duel assignment is a likely match. Google Maps · Apple Maps
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The great battle and the river bridge
Miraz is killed by an arrow from one of his own generals, who blames the Narnians. A massive battle between the Narnians and the Telmarines breaks out.
Set in The battlefield and river bridge — The ground where the Narnians and the Telmarines meet in the film's massive battle.
Filmed at Ústí nad Labem, Czech Republic — Part of the battle was shot at Ústí nad Labem. Google Maps · Apple Maps
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Filmed at Bovec, Soča Valley, Slovenia — The bridge battle was shot near Bovec; a large bridge was built for the film and stood for two months before being dismantled. Google Maps · Apple Maps
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Characters
- Caspian — A Telmarine prince who flees his uncle Miraz and calls on the old Narnians to win his throne.
- Peter — The eldest Pevensie, a High King of Narnia, who pushes for an early attack and later challenges Miraz to a duel.
- Lucy — The youngest Pevensie, who is the first to see Aslan again.
Questions answered on the map
- Where was Prince Caspian's castle really built?