In Django Unchained (2013), Django and the slaves journey through the striking wilderness of the Alabama Hills near Lone Pine, California. Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Sierra Nevada mountains, this rugged landscape powerfully captures the film’s intense and raw atmosphere, inviting fans to experience its iconic scenery firsthand.

Set in Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park, Django Unchained features a memorable scene where Django dreams of Broomhilda while bathing in Kelly Warm Springs. Surrounded by majestic mountains and nearby elk herds at the National Elk Refuge, this serene moment contrasts with the film’s powerful story of love and revenge.

Step into the haunting woods of Independence, California, where Django and Dr. King Schultz first meet under the cover of night. This pivotal moment, filmed just 15 miles north of Lone Pine, invites fans to explore the scenic Inyo County location that sparked an unforgettable partnership in Django Unchained.

Django and Dr. Schultz’s arrival in Daughtrey stuns the townspeople as they witness a black man on horseback. This unforgettable scene from Django Unchained was filmed at Melody Ranch Studio in Newhall, near Santa Clarita, California. Fans can visit this classic Western filming location and step into movie history.

Visit Evergreen Plantation in Edgard, Louisiana, where Django’s intense questioning unfolds. Walk the grounds where he uncovers secrets about the Brittle brothers and spots Ellis in the fields. Experience the real setting behind this pivotal scene and step into the world of Django Unchained.

The emotional reunion of Django and Broomhilda was filmed at Second Line Stages in New Orleans, Louisiana’s largest independent studio. While tours aren’t available, fans can explore New Orleans’ vibrant film scene nearby and imagine this powerful moment brought to life on the studio’s soundstages.