Where Was 'Wednesday' Season 2 Filmed? Ultimate Guide to All Essential Locations
If you noticed a major shift in scenery in Wednesday’s season 2, you got it right — even though the location might still be surprizing.
Netflix’s Wednesday is yet to come back with its second season’s completely renewed horror-ish aesthetics, though it’s already a big step away from what Jenna Ortega’s titular character was surrounded by in the first instalment.
The first four episodes of the ongoing second season for Tim Burton’s series brought back the iconic locations that fans have known quite well, though this time the production team chose the cold shores of Ireland instead of Romania where the cast and crew was filming the first instalment.
In case you’re visiting Ireland anytime soon, make sure you get all these places on your bucket list — this is where Wednesday’s season 2 came together.
Charleville Castle — Nevermore Academy and Nearby Forests
Built back in 1798, the estate is located near the town of Tullamore in County Offaly, which is around an hour away from Dublin.
Though Charleville Castle is often booked for various TV and movie projects, it’s possible for the public to get inside with a guided tour — don’t forget to check out the castle’s official website.
Camp Jericho — Powerscourt Demesne
Powerscourt Demesne is an estate located in County Wicklow where Wednesday’s crew filmed the scenes with Nevermore students and staff competing with scouts for the right to spend a couple of days camping there.
The estate itself isn’t featured, though it boasts of 47 acres of land, so the surrounding forests were the great help for the show’s team.
Clonliffe College in Dublin — Willow Hill Psychiatric Hospital
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Another gothic building in the Dublin surrounding, Clonliffe College soon turned into the best location for filming the scenes in Willow Hill Psychiatric Hospital where Tyler aka the Hyde was being held.
The building was used for filming both inside and outside, so Wednesday’s fans visiting Ireland’s capital city will recognise it in a heartbeat.
Cloragh Woods, County Wicklow — Rotwood Cottage
The stylish mansion that Morticia Addams is allowed to live in during Wednesday’s season 2, Rotwood Cottage is actually not the real building but a miniature built in Irish Cloragh Woods in County Wicklow.
The mansion is yet to appear in the second season’s upcoming second part now that Lady Gaga’s Rosaline Rotwood is about to make her debut in the show.
Ashford Studios, County Wicklow — All Locations’ Interiors
If you ever wondered whether Wednesday was in fact filmed inside Charleville Castle or in Clonliffe College’s basement, this might be a bit disappointing update.
Despite using various locations throughout Ireland, all the interiors, including those of Nevermore Academy, Tyler’s cell, Rotwood Cottage and others, were filmed at Ashford Studios in County Wicklow.
