Where Are Netflix The Claus Family 3 filming locations?

If you relish a delightful Christmas family film, you are likely familiar with the third installment in The Claus Family series available on Netflix.

Crafted by Ruben Vandenborre, the film continues the narrative from its predecessors, promising the anticipated blend of fantasy, humor, and heartwarming holiday vibes characteristic of the series.

Now, let's delve into the Claus Family 3 filming locations that served as the backdrop for bringing The Claus Family 3's festive season to cinematic life.

#1. France, Les Gets

France, especially in the vicinity of Les Gets, served as a significant filming location for much of the movie. The allure of the French Alps, capturing the scenic splendor of the region, offered an ideal backdrop for various scenes in the film. Thomas Vercauteren, a director of photography, corroborates this by sharing insights on his Instagram account. According to him, the location shoot spanned four days, presenting both the breathtaking beauty of the setting and the challenges faced during filming. Thomas candidly expressed that it was "Probably the hardest circumstances I have ever worked in."

#2. Les Gets Portes du Soleil

Les Gets – Portes du Soleil played a crucial role in the location work, providing an ideal setting for the snow-covered slopes featured in the film. Les Gets, a component of the expansive Portes du Soleil ski area, stands as one of the world's largest, comprising 12 resorts spanning the border between France and Switzerland. Positioned between Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc, with proximity to Geneva airport, its picturesque surroundings added to the cinematic charm.

#3. Belgium

The foundation for the Dutch-language films is rooted in Belgium, making it highly probable that filming also occurred in this locale. Keen observers of filming locations might have identified the Ice-Mountain Adventure Park in Belgium, as it seems to have played a role in the movie and is duly acknowledged in the credits.

#4. Vilvoorde, Belgium

Source: Netflix

Vilvoorde, situated in the Flemish province of Flemish Brabant, Belgium, comprises the city itself along with two outer quarters, Koningslo and Houtem, and the charming town of Peutie. Given its mention in the credits, it is reasonably inferred that Vilvoorde served as a filming location for certain scenes.

Within the credit scroll, a gratitude note is extended to the owners of Villa La Joya, sparking our curiosity to unearth its filming location. The search led us through numerous potential sites that could align with this acknowledgment, making it challenging to pinpoint the exact spot. Yet, recognizing the collective knowledge of our audience, we invite you to share your insights in the comments below if you happen to know the connection between this credit and the movie.

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