"Lost" is one of the biggest and most important TV shows since the 2000s. He has changed the way we think about network television forever, helping to bring an era of a series, emissions of high concept genres and telling stories of mysteries. Before we are stuck on social media, discussing the latest "separation" theory or sharing our shock the latest death of the latest big "dragon house", it was "lost" that the whole world obsessed with theories, ships and twists. By the time it was over, Lost came up with one of the most famous and analyzed finals in modern TV history (Final that still holds and was pretty great, actually).

This is a big heritage show. The result of Michael Gijacino remains the best TV -soundtrac, His characters are unforgettable and the team varied, marking a really good step for TV representation. However, the legacy of the "lost" is also problematic, with the same diverse team, in some cases, in some cases, reduced to racist stereotypes and playing a second sorcerer of the four white waters, or the main female character seemingly only existing on the triangle.

Looking back at the "lost" era of lavish TV productions with hundreds of millions of spent every season, it's amazing how good the show looks like. The "lost" cockpit episode remains one of the best in the history of the mediumAnd every episode after that is a testimony to the great production staff of the show, and also with the scouts of the site.

As many mysteries, intrigues and seemingly supernatural events happened, happened on the series, probably her biggest magical trick was to make one location like anywhere on the planet. With the vast majority of "lost" filmed on an island, it is surprising for fans to visit all the main locations of their favorite scenes from the show - I made the journey in 2024, and was incredible.

Whether you want to make a pilgrimage to the island and walk the same way as Oceanic survivors 815, or you want to know how many times the crew is outside of Hawaii, check out the largest shooting locations for the "lost" below.

Production for "lost" took place almost entirely on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. This makes sense to the scenes that take place on the island, with huge jungles, mountains and beaches that make a perfect location to set up a mysterious but beautiful magic island. What is surprising, however, is that basically every scene that is not set on the island was also filmed on Oahu, with the city of Honolulu used as a stand-up for South Korea and Nigeria to Iraq and Paris.

Just like the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy is a big Love -Board to the natural beauty of New Zealand "," Lost "is a massive ad for the Oahu Tourist Board and the Lovebing letter to the mixture of cultural influences on the island. During a few hours, you can go from the location of the main camp of Papailo's beach survivors on the north coast of Oahu, and then drive to the location of the Sydney Airport (in reality the Hawaii Conventions Center) and at the Sun's place (Junjin Kim) .

Although many of the markers and sets are no longer there - 15 years have passed since the final, after all - there are still many places that look just like the show. If you ever get to Oahu, here are some of the largest locations to be careful besides those mentioned above.

• Camp Erdman: This Children's Summer Camp for Kids is located on the north coast of Oahu and is a recording location for the Dharma camp where others were staying. Even if the cabs are overcome from the yellow show to the current blue, it is still a recognizable and easily accessible location.
• Ranch ranch: This unique location crosses many items on the lists of film locations and TVs, as this massive ranch is also the location of the scenes of "Jurassic Park" and many other titles. In "Lost", the huge ranch countries contain the Tempest field, Charlie's golf course (Jorge Garcia), the area where Charlie drove a van and much more.
• Academy of St. Hearts: The chapel of this Catholic school serves as the location of the Church of Eloiz, also known as the Lamp Post station. Most important, the interior of the church can be seen in the latest episode of the show where Christian Shefard's funeral is being held and where The characters are united in Flash-Sideways to move on.

The "lost" has only shot out of Hawaii a few times, the most important in season 4 for the stage where Dream faces Charles Vidor (Alan Dale) in London and when Ben (Michael Emerson) also faced Charles. These scenes were filmed at the London site just because Alan Dale performed the music "Spamal" and could not make his journey to Hawaii to shoot there.

In addition, several scenes of the Season 3 final were shot in Los Angeles, including the scene where Jackec is considering suicide, which was shot by the E. 6th in the center of La before the bridge collapsed. In addition, the hospital scenes in that episode were filmed in the set used by the "Heating Anatomy". The iconic scene "We must go back", though it was supposed to be loose, was actually shot in Hawaii, with the green screen used to simulate LAX to maintain the secrecy of the stage.