Where Was BBC's 'Dracula' Filmed?
Bram Stokers classic Dracula has been retold countless times, but never like this. A new adaptation by Sherlock s Steven Moffatt and Mark Gatiss, the three-part BBC series takes the horror of the undead being to another level, with Danish actor Claes Bang as the titular Count. And if you thought the story has been modernised like Sherlock , think again. So where was Dracula filmed , and how did Moffatt and Gattiss recreate a 1800s Transylvania? For one, filming didnt actually take place in the storys setting. Instead, the production utilised locations in the UK and Eastern Europe, as iNews writes, which included Orava Castle in northern Slovakia being used as Draculas home. His castle has always been fictional, and in the novel, its never named. Bran Castle in Translyvania has become a popular tourist attraction and known as Draculas Castle as its believed Vlad the Impaler may have spent a night or two there, as the National Geographic writes. Dracula was loosely based on this...