Seven years after documenting the life and reign of Queen Elizabeth II through fiction, The crown will conclude with the premiere on Netflix of the sixth and final season on November 16. dIt is created in 2016, the series created by Peter Morgan gave us unforgettable moments that are already part of the history of television fiction.

Netflix has revealed details of some of the events that will be covered in the final episodes of the series, which will arrive on the platform in two batches. The first part will show the budding relationship between Princess Diana and Dodi Al-Fayed before her fateful car accident.

Part two – premiering on December 14 – includes six episodes. In them, Prince William attempts to reintegrate his life at Eton after the death of his mother, while the monarchy must face public opinion. As she reaches her golden jubilee, the Queen reflects on the future of the monarchy with the Carlos and Camilla’s wedding and the beginning of a new Royal fairy tale with William and Kate.

Concerning the distribution, Elizabeth Debicki reprises her role as Princess Diana alongside Dominica West like Prince Charles. Imelda Staunton continues her reign as Elizabeth II alongside Jonathan Pryce (Prince Philip) and Lesley Manville (Princess Marguerite). They also come back Salim Daw (Mohamed al Fayed) and Khalid Abdallah (Dodi Al-Fayed). They make their debut Rufus Kampa (Prince Guillermo), Flynn Edwards (Prince Harry) and Meg Bellamy in the role of Kate Middleton.

To celebrate the return of British series to the platform, we’re compiling some of the most emblematic places which will be the scene of the plot in the new episodes.

Barcelona and Majorca

One of the first news regarding the filming of the series concerned the city of Barcelona, where Australian actress Elizabeth Debicki was seen about a year ago. This has not been confirmed, but it is possible that Debicki, who plays Diana, was film the scenes preceding the fateful accident where he lost his life with Dodi Al-Fayed and the driver of the vehicle.

The whole simulated the structure of buildings of a Parisian street, including French road signs. In the area of ​​Plaza Francesc Macià and Avenida Pau Casals, a bus from the era was seen, along with other signage and billboards that transform the square into a French boulevard.

Majorca This was the setting chosen for Diana and Dodi Al-Fayed’s yacht vacation in the summer of 1997. However, to depict the Ritz Hotel in Paris, filming was moved to Dartmouth House, a Georgian building located on Charles Street in Mayfair.

Balmoral Castle

There Ardverikie Estate in Inverness, Scotland, was the location chosen as the backdrop to recreate Balmoral Castle, the Scottish residence of Queen Elizabeth II. The first images from the new season show Prince Charles still with his two young sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, as they walk through the Scottish Highlands, in a recreation of real-life scenes.

Balmoral has been owned by the British royal family since 1852, when it was acquired by Prince Albert, husband of Queen Victoria. To this day it is privately owned by the family, but not the Crown.

Meanwhile, Ardverikie Estate is a 19th century house made famous by the BBC series. Monarch of the Glen, and has become the ideal alternative to simulate what Balmoral Castle is. Among its main features, the majestic architecture and Scottish towers stand out.

Chicago and Canada

Finally, among the settings transformed to convey the story of The crownalso highlights the Canary Wharf area of ​​London, which was used to recreate the area of ​​Canada where Prince Charles arrived for an engagement.

For his part, Dominic West was seen playing the character in this area and some Canadian car license plates and signsalthough it is not clear what event will be told in this place, chronologically located between the end of the 90s and the beginning of the 2000s.

Additionally, in this same area, will be recreated the city of Chicago, as a replica of the United States presidential motorcade was seen and could match the journey of the country’s president, who traveled the streets of east London on a political engagement trip. Given the period covered by season 6 of the series, it is possible that the scene covers the journey of Bill Clinton, elected in 1993.