🎥Back to the Future is an incredibly popular and influential science-fiction movie trilogy.
🎬The movie's fictional town of Hill Valley was actually a studio set in Universal Studios.
🏠Marty's house, Doc Brown's garage, and Lorraine's house are some of the key filming locations.
🌳Many of the trees and buildings seen in the movie are still present today, but with some changes.
🎞️Visiting these filming locations allows fans to step into the world of Back to the Future and relive iconic scenes.
Is Hill Valley a real town?
—No, Hill Valley is a fictional town created for the Back to the Future movies.
Can I visit the Back to the Future filming locations?
—Yes, some of the filming locations, such as Marty's house and Lorraine's house, are real houses that can be visited.
Are all the filming locations in Los Angeles?
—Most of the filming locations are in and around Los Angeles, California.
Have any of the filming locations changed?
—Some of the buildings and trees have changed over the past 37 years, but many key features are still recognizable.
Are there any guided tours of the Back to the Future filming locations?
—There are guided tours available at Universal Studios that include a visit to the Hill Valley studio set.
01:13The first filming location is Doc Brown's garage, which was a set built for the movie and demolished after filming.
06:33Marty's house, known as the Gamble House, still stands today with some changes, but the structure remains the same.
13:12Lorraine's house is another iconic location, with some modifications over the years, but still recognizable from the movie.
15:52There are no public tours of Hill Valley, as it is a studio set in Universal Studios.
17:28George McFly's spying tree is still present, though the surrounding area has changed.
