The Living Daylights - Trafalgar Square, London

Universal Exports Ltd. is just a front company behind whose door secret operations are being planned. In order not to attract attention, they settled directly in one of the most famous tourist hotspots in London. By the way, Trafalgar Square's name commemorates the Battle of Trafalgar that took place off the coast of Cape Trafalgar in 1805 during the Napoleonic Wars. 

The Living Daylights - White Pond Farm, Stonor

The place where Necros kills the milkman. Now he can slip into his role and get into the safehouse unhindered. White Pond Farm still looks the same as it did in 1987.

The Living Daylights - Stonor Park, Stonor

The beautiful property called Stonor Park, which is only a few hundred meters away from White Pond Farm, serves as the filming location for the safehouse. Here Necros aka the fake milkman manages to kidnap General Koskov.

The Living Daylights - Schloss Schönbrunn, Vienna

One year after the release of Jackie Chan's Armour of God, James Bond returned to the big screen using lots of Vienna locations with Schloss Schönbrunn being one of them. The whole scene seems like it's just about showing a bit of Austria's opera ball culture without any real connection to the plot. I think it's the most dispensable sequence in the movie but at the end of the day it's a James Bond location...

The Living Daylights - Volksoper, Vienna

Vienna doubling for Bratislava in this one. James uses the sniper rifle for a gentle disarming of his next Bondgirl - chivalry at its best.