Film and TV show locations: seven backdrops drawing the tourist hordes - including one in Hong Kong
From Northern Ireland (Game of Thrones) and Albuquerque (Breaking Bad) to Nathan Road’s Chungking Mansions, top filming locations you can visit in real life

Set-jetting is the increasingly popular trend of visiting places where movies and television shows have been shot. Tours hosted by superfans, blogs, online video clips and tourist office initiatives have made it easier than ever to track down global filming venues. So after gorging on all those box sets in your Christmas stocking it’ll be time for a location vacation.
1 Oxfordshire, England
An improbable 250 murders have taken place in the fictional county of Midsomer since the quirky whodunnit first appeared on British TV screens in 1997. Renowned for the imaginatively creative ways characters are killed (spun to death in a tumble drier; drowned in a large bowl of tomato soup), Midsomer Murders is now enjoyed in more than 200 territories worldwide.

2 Corfu, Greece