Indiana Jones 5 Filming Locations

At this this time, the only details we have is that it will mostly be film at Pinewood Film Studios in Buckinghamshire, England. The new movie with Harrison Ford reprising his famous adventurer-archeologist role, will not be directed by Steven Spielberg. Although Mr. Spielberg directed the first four Indiana Jones movies, he passed the ball to James Mangold who will follow in his footsteps.

Indiana Jones 1 filming locations

• The Hule'ia National Wildlife Refuge on the island of Kauai in Hawaii.
  
• Sidi Bouhlel Canyon in Tunisia.
• Kairouan, depicted as older-times Cairo, in northern Tunisia.

Indiana Jones 2 filming locations

• Mammoth Mountain Ski Area, in Mono County, California.
• The rope bridge in Kandy, Sri Lanka.
  
• The Ceylon Tea Museum grounds was used to build the movie's 'Mayapore’ village.
• Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro in Macau (South-East of China).
• Tuolumne River Rapids at the Yosemite National Park in California.

Indiana Jones 3 filming locations

• St. Marks Square in Venice, Italy
• The Campo San Barnaba church served as the facade of a Venician library in the movie.
  
• The Palazzi Barbaro by the Grand Canal in Venice.
• Guadix Station in Andalucia, Spain as the Turkish ‘Iskenderun’ train station.
• The beautifully landscaped Stowe School is used for the film's Berlin rally.
• The Administration Building on Treasure Island by San Fransisco Bay and the Lawrence Hall in London make up the exterior and interior of the movie's Berlin airport
• Desert riding landscapes for shooted at the Arches National Park in Southern Utah.
• Monsul Beach in Andalucía, Spain.
• Al Khazneh temple within the archeological site of Petra, Jordan.
  

Indiana Jones 4 filming locations

• Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu, New Mexico.
• Essex Train Station in Connecticut.
• Yale University and its Sterling Memorial Library in New Heaven, Connecticut, as the film's Marshall College.
• Areal shots of the Nazca Desert Lines.
• The amazon village and jungle scenes were filmed on Big Island in Hawaii.
• The Iguazu Falls at the border of Argentina and Brazil in South America was used to shoot it's famous waterfall scene.