Guided Tour: A walk through film locations in Görlitz

On this english language tour you will discover some of the spots used as film locations in various international film productions as well as get to know „The Walk of Görliwood®”. You hear about why the city is called Görliwood and see for youself why the movie stars feel so much at ease here.

Please note: For Groups only. Individual appointments necessary. 

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Travel Deal: In the Tracks of the Stars

Immerse yourself into the architectural diversity of Görlitz and follow the tracks of international film stars on an unforgettable visit to Görlitz.

Your route through Görliwood

Discover the film locations of well-known films in Görliwood on your own. Get surprised, get to know different perspectives and follow in the tracks of the film stars.

A Visit to the Film Location "Brauner Hirsch" - guided tour through an original film set

The unbelievable number of eight films of different genres and eras has already been shot in this prominent house at the Untermarkt square including such prominent films as "The Grand Budapest Hotel". On an area of about 2,500 square meters it has the dimensions of a castle and many stories to tell. Discover this changeable film backdrop and some shooting memories on this public Görliwood® tour.

Please note: This tour is offered in German language only.

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Guided Tour: "And ... Action!" - a tour through film city Görlitz and its backdrops

This tour guides you on the tracks of the film through the city of Görlitz with its backdrops. Seeing the original film locations, strolling through the backdrops and hearing anecdotes about the stay of the stars in Görlitz make this tour a thrilling experience. The two guides Ms Thiemann and Mr Hoffmann will take you into the world of film here in Görliwood.

Please note: This tour is offered in German language only.

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A Visit to the Film Location „Görlitz Department Store“

Among film fans, the impressive Art Nouveau building is rather known as a hotel. It served as a splendid backdrop for star director Wes Anderson’s film „The Grand Budapest Hotel“. The golden ornaments added during the shooting to decorate the upper columns are still clearly visible.