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The Sets of "Odyssey" Left by Nolan in Messinia After Filming Wraps

April 3, 2025

Christopher Nolan has fulfilled the request of the residents of Messinia by leaving behind some of the sets used for the filming of "Odyssey", so they can be utilized for tourism purposes.

However, a significant portion of the filming was moved to Sicily, as the overall filming is not yet complete.

The Acrocorinth, the Castle of Methoni, Nestor's Cave, and the beaches of Voidokilia and Almyrolakka in Messinia were the locations chosen by the Hollywood director to bring the Homeric epic to life.

Below are photos of the sets in Messinia:

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