Conan the Barbarian Filming Locations (2011)

Conan the Barbarian Filming Locations: Conan the Barbarian film follows a vengeful barbarian warrior, Conan, who is determined to get his revenge on the evil warlord who destroyed his village, murdered his father, and left him alone.

Conan the Barbarian film stars Jason Momoa as Conan in the title role, alongside Rachel Nichols, Ron Perlman, Rose McGowan, Stephen Lang, and Bob Sapp.

When and Where was Conan the Barbarian filmed?

Film Name	Conan the Barbarian
Genre	Action, Adventure, Fantasy
Filming location	Europe: Bulgaria
Filming Dates	15 March 2010 – 10 June 2010
Release Date	August 19, 2011

The film’s filming took place primarily in the Balkans, particularly in Nu Boyana Film Studios, Bistritsa, Zlatnite Mostove, Bolata, Pernik, Pobiti Kamani, and Vitosha. Blue Grotto, Zurrieq, Malta, is another location where some portions of movie scenes are captured.

The filming of Conan the Barbarian film started on 15 March 2010 and wrapped up on 10 June 2010.

In the below article, we will see the different locations where Conan the Barbarian film was filmed.

Conan the Barbarian Filming Locations

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Nu Boyana Film Studios

Address: ul. “Kumata” 84, 1616 м, Sofia, Bulgaria

Nu Boyana Film Studios is a film studio in Sofia, Bulgaria. It opened in 1962 and was state-owned until 2005. It was then bought by Nu Image and Millennium Films, one of the longest-running independent film companies in Hollywood. The film studio was used by the cast and crew to film a few scenes of the film.

Bolata

Bolata is a Nature reserve on the Northern Bulgarian Black Sea Coast in the bay of the same name. The location represents nature and a beautiful sandy beach, which was used by the cast and crew to film some scenes of the film.

Pobiti Kamani

Address: Varna Province, Bulgaria

Pobiti Kamani is a tubular concretion formed near “rising methane-bearing fluid plumes” and is a desert-like rock naturally formed on the northwest Varna Province border in Bulgaria. The beautiful natural creation can be seen in the film and used by the production team to capture some key scenes.

Bistritsa

Bistritsa is a village in the Pancharevo municipality south of the capital, Sofia. This is among the oldest villages around Vitosha. The village is used for shooting different scenes in the film, and the cast and crew utilized the village in and around.

Zlatnite Mostove

Zlatnite Mostove is the largest stone river near Vitosha Mountain, Bulgaria, in the valley of Vladayska River. The big stones in the location are featured in the film, and the cast and crew are filmed in and around the location.

Pernik

Pernik is a town in western Bulgaria and is the most populated town in western Bulgaria after Sofia. The town was also used to film a few scenes of the film, and the cast and crew set up camp in this location and captured scenes in and around the town.

In addition to the above locations, the film was also shot in Malta and Bulgaria’s Kavarna.

Conan the Barbarian Official Trailer

Conan the Barbarian was first released in France, Belgium, Iceland, and the Philippines on August 17, 2011; then in Australia, Italy, and Israel on August 18; in the United States, Canada, and Spain on August 19 by Lionsgate. (External Link: IMDb)