Stranger Things - The Real Filming Locations! - Starcourt Mall & Hawkins Lab
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What this video covers
This video takes viewers on a real-world location tour of Stranger Things filming sites in and around Atlanta, Georgia. The host visits the actual locations used for Starcourt Mall, Hawkins National Laboratory, and the iconic van flip scene from Season 1. It is presented as Part 1 of a multi-part series exploring where the show was physically shot.
Key takeaways
- ◆Starcourt Mall and Hawkins Lab are both real, visitable locations in the Atlanta, Georgia area
- ◆The van flip scene from Season 1 has a confirmed real-world filming location included in the tour
- ◆This is Part 1 of a multi-part Stranger Things location series
- ◆The video is structured as a film crawl or location-by-location guided tour
Who this is for
Stranger Things fans and film tourism enthusiasts who want to visit or learn about the real-world locations behind the show's iconic sets.
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