Joe Locke and Kit Connor starrer Heartstopper TV series is taking all the attention of fans who love watching teen dramas. While the rich narrative adapted from Alice Oseman’s graphic novels is the key element in the show's success, the filming locations also contributed to the appealing look.
The series isn't just about Nick and Charlie navigating the challenges of their new relationship, but it also highlights how youngsters are being affected by anxiety and stress. Viewers also praise Heartstopper for spreading awareness about the LGBTQ community and featuring exciting characters.
The third season of the boy-meets-boy hit series is set to hit Netflix on October 3, 2024. So, if you've been wondering about the places where Heartstopper was filmed, make sure to explore the article. The production team expanded their filming beyond England, as parts of the show are filmed in Paris, France.
Listing filming locations of Netflix's Heartstopper TV series
As seen in Heartstopper season 2, Nick and Charlie have officially become boyfriends after realizing a connection beyond friendship. The youngsters and their teachers from Truham School finally go on a trip to Paris, allowing the series to capture some of the most enchanting places in France. Read more to find out the filming locations:
1) Herne Bay, Kent, England
The first season came out in 2022, and most of its filming took place in Herne Bay. The Truham School featured in the series was actually Herne Bay High School in Kent and served as a prominent location.
Additionally, the beach in Season 1, where viewers saw Charlie and Nick, was filmed at the seafront. This location isn't far from the school, and made the shooting easier. So, if you wish to explore Herney Bay, the place is open for visitors.
2) E-Act Burnham Park Academy, England
This location is in Buckinghamshire, England. It is now a closed school and is utilized for filming rugby practices in Heartstopper. Viewers can see the exterior of the academy in various scenes when the students are practicing.
3) North Weald Railway Station, England
The railway station where Charlie and Nick waited for the train to go to the beach was filmed in Essex, England. Though it was used for a few scenes in the TV series, the railway station's calm atmosphere added to the show's aesthetics.
4) Hollywood Bowl, High Wycombe, England
This is where Charlie's birthday was celebrated, where his friends engaged in fun activities. Viewers can also see the Hollywood Bowl in other episodes, as it's a location worth hanging out with friends.
5) Slough, Berkshire, England
The production team also captured this town for some scenes, including when Charlie, Nick, and Nellie (Nick's dog) are relaxing in a park, followed by a sweet Instagram post.
Exploring the filming locations of Heartstopper in Paris, France
The second installment of the Netflix series took fans and viewers to Paris, France, and below are the locations where parts of the series were filmed:
1) Eiffel Tower
Being one of the most famous landmarks globally, how can Heartstopper not feature the iconic tower? This location contributed to highlighting the romantic elements of the series as the characters explore the capital.
2) Sacré Coeur Basilica
You'll see the titular couple enjoying ice cream and sharing a heartfelt moment on the way to the church. Sacré Coeur Basilica is one of the most respected places in Paris, France, and its addition to the show highlights its significance.
3) Shakespeare and Company
When visiting Paris, Shakespeare and Company is the bookstore every visitor or tourist wishes to explore. In Heartstopper, you'll find Isaac enjoying the shop's vibe and connecting to the history of LGBTQ+ and literature.
Other locations in Paris, France, include:
L’escalier Bistro: Since the students enjoyed the trip, traditional French cuisine is a must. L’escalier Bistro is a real place in the city where you can enjoy some of the best traditional dishes. The restaurant is featured in episode 4 of Heartstopper Season 2, where the students end their day with French cuisine.
Le Marais: Nick and Charlie finally gained confidence and held each other's hand in episode 6, titled Truth/Dare. Thanks to the welcoming LGBTQ+ atmosphere at Le Marais, which allowed the youngsters to express love and share cute moments during the trip.
Musée de Montmartre: Another duo fans must be happy about is Lao and Elle, who went on a date at this art museum.
Louvre Museum: Unlike the students from Truham School, you'll find a huge line of tourists outside The Louvre, as it's recognized as one of the most-visited museums in the world. This location was featured in the fifth episode of season 2.
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