United Nations, Vienna | MCU: Location Scout

Aerial image of United Nations complex in Vienna.

One hundred seventeen countries have come together to ratify the Sokovia Accords.

CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR

The United Nations Industrial Development Organization (aka UNIDO), is where 117 countries got together for the Sokovia Accords ratification, and Black Panther’s father, T’Chaka, was killed. This is an actual location in Vienna, Austria.

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UN Building

While the UN building is a real location in Austria, the production chose to film this sequence in Berlin. This Sony Center building served as interiors and exteriors for King T’chaka’s talk in front of the United Nations.

  • Reporters stand in front of crowds outside Uniter Nations building.
  • T'Challa looks out of a window at the United Nations complex.
  • Semi-circular rows of people listen to King T'Chaka at the United Nations.
  • View of white TV vans from an window at the United Nations complex.

UN Building Explosion

The Sony Europe Limited building is the one seen exploding at the bombing of the UN. Natasha speaks with T’Challa amid the chaos of the emergency teams in nearby Henriette-Herz-Park.

  • Aerial view of explosion rocking United Nations buildings.
  • Google Satellite View of filming location in Berlin.

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(Captain America: Civil War, 2016)

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  • Aerial image of United Nation complex. Text: United Nations Vienna Austria.

The establishing shot of the UN is the actual UN building complex in Vienna, Austria, and the same location used for the establishing shot in Captain America: Civil War.

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The interior shots of the UN with T’Challa addressing the Assembly in Vienna were shot at the Atlanta City Hall auditorium.

  • Okoye, T'challa, Nakia, and Ayo enter the United Nations building.
  • A crowd inside the United Nations listen to T'challa make a speech.
  • Google street view of the Atlanta City Hall with audience members in chairs.

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(Black Panther, 2018)

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