Film · 2008 · Musical · Romance · Comedy
Where was Mamma Mia! filmed?
A bride-to-be invites three of her mother's old flames to a Greek-island wedding, set to a jukebox of pop anthems. The fictional island of Kalokairi was mostly the real Skopelos, whose clifftop chapel and pine-fringed cove are the film's most photographed spots.
2 locations across 1 destinations
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Skopelos, Greece
2 spotsAgios Ioannis Kastri chapel
The tiny chapel perched on a sea stack is where the film's clifftop wedding scene was shot, reached up a long flight of rock-cut steps.
Kastani Beach
This pine-backed pebble cove on the island's west coast is where several of the film's beach musical numbers were staged.
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Good to know
- Where was Mamma Mia! filmed?
- Mamma Mia! was filmed in Skopelos.
- Can you visit the Mamma Mia! filming locations?
- Yes, these are real, visitable places. Each location below comes with the scene, an exact point on the map, and how to get there.