The Palace Theater at 630 South Broadway in downtown Los Angeles sets the stage for Victorian grandeur in The Prestige. This historic venue’s loft transforms into Alfred Borden’s workshop, adding rich atmosphere and inviting fans to experience a key location steeped in mystery and creativity at the heart of the film.

The interior of the old Herald Examiner Building at 1111 South Broadway in downtown Los Angeles doubles as a London restaurant in The Prestige. While you can’t dine here, this striking space also appeared as a New York restaurant in The Usual Suspects, inviting fans to explore its cinematic history.

Tesla’s mysterious machine appears in the wood-panelled Ballroom of the Park Plaza Hotel at 607 South Park View Street in downtown Los Angeles. This elegant ‘Colorado’ hotel scene from The Prestige invites fans to discover a location also featured in Steven Spielberg’s Hook, enhancing its cinematic history.

The old bank building at 650 South Spring Street in downtown Los Angeles serves as both the courtroom where Borden is tried and the pub where Cutter and Alley meet in The Prestige. Its historic interior adds authentic charm, bringing the film’s suspenseful world to life.

Robert Angier’s mansion in The Prestige is the magnificent Greystone Mansion, 905 Loma Vista Drive, Beverly Hills. This historic estate provides the perfect backdrop for the film’s dramatic moments. Though the mansion itself is closed to the public, its beautiful grounds are open for visitors to explore freely.

In The Prestige, Angier performs the ‘Real Transported Man’ trick to impress Ackerman inside the Belasco Theatre at 1050 South Hill Street, downtown Los Angeles. This atmospheric, historic theatre provided the perfect mysterious backdrop for this pivotal moment in the film’s intense battle of magicians.