Where was the ‘Succession’ finale filmed?

HBO’s drama series, Succession has come to an end. The showrunner has opened up multiple times about his decision to draw the show to a close, and that he wished he was “argued out of” the decision to make season 4 the last. Alas, here we are today, with an ending that was reported to have been written in the first draft of the show having aired.

Succession took the viewers to a variety of locations, from expensive office buildings to majestic landscapes that you mostly see in photographs. And with the show’s fourth and final season now in the history books, here are some of the details of where the final 10 episodes were filmed.

Where was the Succession finale filmed?

Season 4 of Succession didn’t shy away from showcasing what it’s like being part of the one percent. We’ve seen the characters on private jets, luxury boats, and hikes, whilst also staying in places with exquisite architecture that one could dream to have.

GQ reported in the past that Succession‘s previous season 4 episodes were filmed in various locations, such as a Californian estate that was once owned by a former Google CEO, to the majestic landscapes of Norway. But what about the series finale? According to The Hollywood Reporter, it was revealed by executive producer Mark Mylod that a portion of the finale was set in Barbados. Meanwhile, The Telegraph reported that some locations, like the Royco building, were shot in New York City.

Succession‘s season finale was filled with emotional drama, with the Roy siblings being tested and having to decide where their allegiance lies. Episode 10, titled “With Open Eyes,” is now available to stream on Max.