Where is The Four Seasons filmed? Location guide for Netflix comedy

She is joined by an equally high-profile cast that includes Steve Carell and Kerri Kennedy as married couple Nick and Anne, whose divorce sends shockwaves through their long-standing friend group – and changes the dynamics of their group holidays.

Despite its title, the series has no affiliation to the hotel chain where The White Lotus is filmed, though like Mike White's acclaimed drama, it does feature a star-studded cast and some truly gorgeous locations (though, according to RadioTimes.com's David Craig, comparisons should end there).

Those who have already binged the miniseries might be wondering where exactly these gorgeous locations are, and if they can be enjoyed by the public. So, read on for your The Four Seasons location guide.

Where is Netflix's The Four Seasons filmed?

The Four Seasons was filmed primarily in the state of New York, making use of three neighbouring counties, while the cast also flew out to Puerto Rico to shoot picturesque holiday scenes.

The area is located in the southern part of the state, approximately 50 miles away from New York City and roughly 110 miles away from the state capital of Albany.

The Orange County tourist board has confirmed that "much of" The Four Seasons was filmed in the region, making use of locations such as Mount Peter, which is the setting for the show's skiing sequences (see above).

The production also visited high-tech sound stages in Newburgh – likely either Umbra Stages or GJW Studios – for interior scenes, with filming also spilling out onto the streets of the city.

In addition, The Four Seasons cast and crew shot in the neighbouring New York counties of Putnam and Dutchess, which share the Hudson Valley, while tropical beach scenes during the group's ill-fated trip to an eco-resort were filmed in Puerto Rico.

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