The vast, dusty plains outside of —specifically the Bonanza Creek Ranch (where No Country for Old Men was filmed)—became the treacherous border crossings and CIA forward operating bases. It was hot, dusty, and far safer than the real Khyber Pass. The Quick Reference Map | Location in the Show | Real Filming Location | | :--- | :--- | | Washington, D.C. / Langley | Charlotte & Kannapolis, North Carolina | | Brody’s House (Virginia) | Mooresville, North Carolina | | Beirut / Baghdad | Rabat & Essaouira, Morocco | | Islamabad / Afghanistan | Cape Town & Overberg, South Africa | | Berlin, Germany | Berlin, Germany (Actual location) | | Final Season Afghanistan | Santa Fe, New Mexico | Can You Visit? Yes and no. The Charlotte locations are easily accessible (grab coffee in Dilworth and walk past the "Georgetown" houses). The Mooresville house is viewable from the street.
However, the Moroccan souks have been repainted. The South African mountain ranges are open to hikers. And the New Mexico ranch is a film site you can tour. where is homeland filmed
Let’s pull back the curtain on where Homeland was really filmed. Charlotte, North Carolina stands in for Washington, D.C. The vast, dusty plains outside of —specifically the