While the backgrounds are blue screen, the "streets" of Coruscant are actually a massive practical set built on a backlot. However, the chase’s vertigo-inducing conclusion—where Zam’s speeder crashes into a wall—was filmed on the now-demolished 6th Street Viaduct in Los Angeles.
The magnificent Royal Palace of Caserta, located near Naples, returned as the interior of Theed Palace on Naboo. It is one of the largest royal residences in the world. In the film, this is where Queen Jamillia’s throne room is located. Its baroque architecture and grand staircases are unmistakable and have also featured in Mission: Impossible III and Angels & Demons . attack of the clones filming locations
While the Naboo capital was a CGI extravaganza, the human heart of the film beats in Lombardy. Villa del Balbianello, a 18th-century cardinal’s retreat perched on a wooded promontory jutting into Lake Como, served as Padmé’s secluded villa. The loggia—a stunning colonnaded terrace overlooking the water—is where Anakin confesses his massacring of the Tusken Raiders and where the pair share their forbidden kiss. While the backgrounds are blue screen, the "streets"