Locations

A sprawling, multi-functional laboratory space housing workbenches, generators, and junction boxes. Serves as the primary setting for sabotage, ideological conflicts, and Dalek encounters across multiple …

The Moonbase Primary Control Room is the central command hub for lunar operations, a pressurized compartment dominated by banks of consoles, flashing indicators, and communication …

Primary control hub for the Gravitron device on the Moonbase, where operators must wear thick protective helmets to shield against the lethal sonic and gravitational …

Snowcap Base is a stark Antarctic military tracking station buried beneath the South Pole ice, serving as humanity's forward outpost for monitoring deep-space probes such …

A high-security operational hub central to Gatwick Airport's recovery efforts, featuring radar screens, radios, and passenger logs, and serving as a key setting for RAF …

Central command hub of the Vulcan colony, distinct from adjacent threshold spaces like the doorway/corridor. Hosts high-stakes decisions, executions, and Dalek communications, serving as the …

Exterior moonbase perimeter; airless vacuum environment where Cybermen operate and the Doctor observes their activity from outside the base. Contrasts with interior locations like the …

The Church Crypt is a subterranean chamber beneath a church, its stone walls and iron restraints marking it as a place of imprisonment and death. …

Central command hub for Zaroff’s reactor operations, distinct from the generation chambers. Features fortified walls, radiation monitoring gauges, and a portcullis trap mechanism.

Central command and surveillance hub for Chameleon Tours operations, located behind the airport kiosk. Equipped with live feeds from the concourse and used for strategic …

Companions crowd into these private colony rooms for urgent reunions and whispered plots. Ben corners Valmar amid tense standoffs over betrayals; the Doctor joins Polly, …

Officia points to this elevated walkway inside the Pithead as the spot for keys amid scattered tools. Metal railings overlook churning gas shafts and pressure …

Central command hub for Moonbase operations, distinct from storage or peripheral areas. Dominated by operational consoles and screens, not supplies or debris.

Indoor, enclosed alchemical laboratory within Maxtible's mansion, serving as the primary setting for Dalek experiments, humanization tests, and the climax of The Evil of the …

A dim, grey-walled containment cell within Skaro’s larger prison complex, designed for prolonged detention of human prisoners. Hosts extended standoffs, hypnosis sequences, and the Dalek …

Shadowy confines of the Chameleon Tours Hangar, a sprawling aviation/airport hangar filled with wooden stairs, scattered crates, draped parachute silk, and parked aircraft. This location …

Primary interior setting for Dalek experiments and character confrontations, distinct from exterior structures like the stables. Contains specialized scientific equipment (mirrors, electromagnetism devices) and serves …

A cavernous Atlantean ritual temple housing a towering idol of the fish-goddess, with a central elevated platform directly above a shark-infested well. The space features …

The TARDIS interior is a sentient, dimensionally transcendental space that serves as the Doctor's vessel and sanctuary. Its central console room defies fixed geometry, its …

Specific micro-location within 17th-Century Cornwall, characterized by steep cliffs, longboats dragged above the tide line, and Pike’s crew securing the area. Serves as a tactical …

Primary logistical corridor connecting residential Guest Quarters to the Vulcan Colony's central administrative and operational zones. Used for routine movement, coded communication (notice boards), and …

Critical defensive choke point directly adjacent to Lesterson's laboratory, where rebels and guards make their last stand against Dalek forces. Characterized by barricades, ambushes, and …

Located in a human colony during The Power of the Daleks Part 6; serves as a battleground for rebels (Janley, Valmar) attempting to hijack Dalek …

Enclosed, private study within Waterfield’s antique shop, containing a desk, deed box, bookcase, and hidden compartments behind a suspiciously short wall. Leads to a concealed …

Abandoned front desk for Chameleon Tours at Gatwick Airport, stripped of personnel and documents after the aliens fled. Served as a cover for human abductions …

A production facility in the Dalek city on Skaro, where the Dalek Factor is manufactured and transmutation experiments occur. Adjacent to prison cells, this space …

Central command hub where the Pilot's authority is challenged, Ola conducts interrogations, and Control's voice dominates. This is the inner sanctum of colony power, distinct …

The International Space Command Geneva HQ is a global military command headquarters situated in the diplomatic heart of Switzerland. It functions as the supreme strategic …

A forbidden, industrial chamber in a colony setting, filled with lethal gas pipes, ladders, and portholes, central to the Macra plot (Season 4, Episode 30: …

Located within an Earth airport during the Chameleons' conspiracy (The Faceless Ones, S04E32/34). Not to be confused with lunar base medical facilities.

A confined, utilitarian chamber within the NuTton Control Centre, its walls lined with lead plating that dulls the sterile glow of overhead fluorescents. The air …

A cramped, debris-strewn interior of a ruined Highland cottage on Culloden Moor, serving as a confinement space for the Doctor’s group (Doctor, Jamie, Ffinch, Redcoats, …

Blade and Spencer draw weapons on the Director amid exploding processing machinery in this cramped Chameleon command post at Gatwick Airport. The Doctor sows paranoia …

A fortified, booby-trapped corridor in Maxtible’s house where Jamie and Kemel’s brutal fight takes place. Connects to the South Wing Alcove and serves as a …

Central public space in Gatwick Airport where the Commandant addresses personnel and coordinates the search for the Chameleons. Serves as the operational hub for the …

Claustrophobic hidden chamber concealed behind a safe in Waterfield’s antique study, serving as the operational heart of the Dalek plot. The space contains advanced alien …

Interior cabin space aboard Pike's pirate ship, distinct from the exterior deck. Used for violent interrogations, torture, and strategic dominance by Captain Pike.

A specific building within the coastal village, distinct from the village itself. Serves as a venue for key events (e.g., meetings, pirate ambushes) and is …

Bubbling mercury pools spew toxic fumes across jagged boulders in this Vulcan swamp. The Doctor, Ben, and Polly pick their way toward the TARDIS, passing …

Gatwick Airport, a major international hub and primary setting for the Chameleon crisis, comprises multiple interconnected zones: - Terminals: Indoor passenger and cargo areas including …

The South Pole, the southernmost point on Earth, is a remote Antarctic extremity characterized by extreme blizzard conditions, relentless winds, and the coldest temperatures on …

The external environment where the TARDIS materializes, specifically a toxic swamp with mercury fumes, mud, and immediate dangers. This is where the Doctor and companions …

Blake directs his militia into positions along the elevated cliff path guarding this narrow cave entrance on the beachfront cliffs. The constriction funnels attackers into …

Open tarmac area fronting the Chameleon Tours Hangar doors at Gatwick Airport, where the TARDIS is stolen in broad daylight. Distinct from other hangar exteriors …

Interior pressurized dome atop the moonbase; serves as a command post and observation hub where the breach occurs. Contrasts with exterior locations like the Lunar …

The churchyard is a windswept, cliff-top graveyard beside the church, its weathered tombstones—like that of Lucinda Maltree—hiding cryptic clues to pirate gold and long serving …

Lieutenant Terry Cutler operates from Zeus 5, an orbital station circling Earth during the Mondas crisis. He transmits urgent reports of strange phenomena on Mondas …

Lunar infirmary where Doctor Evans treats early plague victims before collapsing, and The Doctor examines metallic scraps to trace the outbreak. Isolated from the rest …

Pike targets the village church in a daylight raid, dispatching forces to loot the smuggler’s horde of Avery’s gold hidden beneath its grounds. The church—referred …

Exclusively tied to Dalek operations; serves as a mobile command center for their invasion of Lesterson’s laboratory in The Power of the Daleks (Parts 5/6). …

The Trophy Room is a chamber defined by its collections of conquest—whatever form that conquest takes. In the home of the Victorian industrialist Theodore Maxtible, …

Ground-based command center for Chameleon Tours operations, distinct from airborne or alien-controlled locations. Serves as a hub for human-led investigations and decision-making.

This futuristic entrance hall, also known as the Hall of the Happy Colony, doubles as the colony's central stage for enforced cheer. A sterile, militaristic …

Cramped control room aboard the Zeus 4 spacecraft, where astronauts (Schultz, Williams, Bluey) monitor failing systems and Polly later confronts the Cybermen. Distinct from the …

The overarching facility housing the Confinement Room and other sub-rooms, including rows of sleep cubicles, steam baths, and mechanized polishing stations. Serves as the primary …

The South Wing of Maxtible's house, a Dalek-controlled area where Victoria Waterfield is held captive. This wing contains hidden corridors and secret passageways connecting to …

A subterranean network of tunnels connecting the Village Church crypt to the Cornwall coast, serving as the primary smuggling route for contraband goods. The system …

Central to Macra control, where toxic gas extraction sustains their power. The Doctor disrupts the system by reversing gas flow, weakening Macra and exposing colonial …

Behind a reinforced door in the gas mine, this abandoned shaft lures Jamie with escape promises amid blaring alarms. He unlocks it using stolen keys …

The formal governance hall of Atlantis, separate from the royal palace, where sovereign treaties are debated and betrayals unfold beneath bioluminescent lighting and ancient runes.

A sprawling, interconnected network of corridors and tunnels serving as the primary subterranean passageways of the Atlantis complex, distinct from specialized escape routes or localized …

A confined, hidden chamber tucked away at the end of a tunnel snaking through the Atlantean mines, serving as both a rebel hideout and a …

Primary medical facility in the airport, serving as the central location for interrogations, abductions, and the search for the transformation-reversing machine. This is the overarching …

The Dalek Command Centre is the central nerve hub of Dalek operations, initially a subterranean chamber on Skaro where strategic decisions like planetary irradiations are …

A coffee shop and bar known as The Tricolour, featuring steam-filled counters, clattering cups, and vinyl booths where patrons linger. The establishment serves as a …

Mobile Cyberman invasion vessel and prison, distinct from the dying planet Mondas. This ship is a tactical asset used to hold captives (including Polly and …

Cybermen control this spaceship's sterile interior with mechanical precision. The Cyberleader stands at the command hub and orders destruction of the incoming Earth relief ship, …

TARDIS doors open to reveal a swamp where branches sway without wind and leaves twitch as if alive. Vegetation pulses with unnatural motion under Dalek …

The barn’s interior smells of hay and damp wood, the upper loft lit only by narrow cracks in the planks, casting cutting shafts of moonlight …

Open expanses of Culloden Moor form a perilous Highland battlefield in 1746, right after the Jacobite defeat. British patrols scour the ground for survivors amid …

A specific sub-location within Snowcap Base, distinct from the broader facility's corridors, tracking rooms, and projection areas. Focused on monitoring the Arctic blizzard via a …

Dying homeworld of the Cybermen, distinct from the Cyberman Invasion Ship. Mondas is a planet-scale entity whose disintegration severs the Cybermen's power link, forcing their …

The exposed rear area behind the crumbling walls of the ruined cottage, characterized by sparse cover from broken terrain and heather. This is where the …

A confined space in the house where Jamie, Kemel, and Victoria initially barricade themselves against Dalek entry using bedsteads, chests, and packing cases. The room …

A confined rest area in the gas refinery with tight bunks, serving as a space for crew members to sleep and interact. Unlike corridors or …

Enclosed derelict construction site interior where Medok confronts Ola with proof of the Macra, leading to the Doctor's intervention and Ola's order to take them …

Narrow, dimly lit corridor in Waterfield’s antique shop that runs directly outside the door to Waterfield’s private study. Serves as a transitional space for characters …

Skaro is the Dalek homeworld, a planet whose history is etched in radiation and ruin. Once a bastion of cold command where the Dalek Supreme …

Dalek City Section One, Level One commands urgent reinforcements during the Thal invasion of Skaro's subterranean stronghold. Alerts order all Daleks positioned in Section One …

Metal doors with sonic locks seal adjacent cells holding the Doctor and Quinn amid bare walls that amplify every shout and slam. Guards enforce Bragen's …

A subterranean escape network in Atlantis, comprising: 1. A primary navigable route linking rebel hideouts (used for escape/pursuit, e.g., Zaroff dragging Polly, rebels fleeing). 2. …

Daleks cluster outside the sealed doors of their Skaro control room, plungers raised and eyestalks swiveling in rigid formation. A lone Dalek's 'Why?' pierces the …

Located in the Sea Eagle Inn, Inverness, Scotland, during the 18th century. This private meeting room is the setting for a Jacobite conspiracy involving Grey, …

Exterior rustic stables adjoining Maxtible's House, used for logistical actions (carriage escapes, hiding bodies) and physically separated from the Dalek-influenced interior zones. Focuses on mobility, …

A vast, lightless underground complex within the Atlantean facility, where conscripted laborers (including Ben, Jamie, Sean, Jacko) are forced to mine ore under brutal conditions. …

A specialized passport control desk within Gatwick Airport’s Immigration Office, distinct from general public areas like the Concourse. Serves as a plot-critical location for the …

A narrow, shadowy smugglers' tunnel concealed within the church crypt, winding from the burial chamber toward the TARDIS. Originally pried open by Ben amid Pike's …

Steep earthen walls enclose this deep pit dug to catch Highland wildlife, plunging Polly and Kirsty into muddy darkness after successive falls. Their boots slip …

The Communications Room subsists in a state of controlled chaos, its air thick with the scent of burnt wiring and the metallic tang of ozone …

Pirates swarm from the beach to this cliff-top church, its weathered exterior promising secrets like Avery's cursed treasure. Pike pauses at the adjacent churchyard's sarcophagus …

Open deck of the slave ship Annabelle, where key escape and revolt scenes occur. Distinct from land-based locations like the rural barn used by the …

A recurring spiral staircase that manifests across different times and worlds, always as a narrow, coiled passage between levels where critical moments unfold. Whether fashioned …

Private, enclosed room in the Squire’s estate where Pike and Cherub manipulate the Squire’s grief, frame Polly for murder, and physically restrain her. Contrasts with …

Doctor and Jamie wrench open the cupboard in Maxtible's laboratory alcove, pulling the transmat time machine from cluttered shelves amid shouts of betrayal and a …

A militarized rocket silo at Snowcap Base, serving as the primary launch chamber for the Zee-bomb. The stark concrete chamber houses the warhead's control systems, …

Steep cliffs rising directly from the beach's edge, their rugged surfaces forcing Ben and Polly into a strenuous climb away from the shore. The Doctor …

Confined airborne passenger cabin aboard Chameleon Tours Flight 501, where Jamie McCrimmon confronts alien influence and human control slips during mid-flight.

Alien-controlled flight deck aboard the Chameleon spaceship, where abductions and off-world transport are coordinated. Sterile, clinical environment with no human controls, used by Blade and …

Nola's stall packs into the crowded underwater fish market, heaps of carpets and rugs draped over counters amid the stench of fresh fish and echoing …

The abandoned warehouse complex in post-war London, a sprawling ruin of rusted iron and decaying infrastructure. The main structure features a rusted iron staircase groaning …

Grey waters of the Moray Firth surround the rowing boat where Trask's men row chained prisoners Ben, Jamie, and Colin toward the Annabelle. Cold currents …

A confined, rat-infested stone cell within the gaol house, where Ben and Polly are initially imprisoned and stage their escape. Distinct from the broader gaol …

A chaotic public marketplace in Atlantis, distinct from formal political spaces like the Council Chamber. Features stalls, crowds, and rebel activity, with narrow passageways used …

A labyrinthine network of claustrophobic, dimly lit tunnels winding beneath the sunken city of Atlantis. These tunnels serve as a critical pathway for the Doctor's …

A Dalek-controlled interrogation facility distinct from other estate locations, characterized by sterile high-tech environments, psychological coercion, and the weaponization of human emotions. Contrast with human-controlled …

A stone basin within the Atlantean Fish Market, used as a fixed point for drinking, sitting, and misdirection during the Doctor’s evasion of Zaroff’s guards.

Interior corridor in the polar base, adjacent to the radiation room. Ben uses radiation rods to ambush Cybermen (Krang and Jarl), halting their gassing plan. …

Narrow metallic duct in the Polar Base where Ben crawls to sabotage the rocket silo, risking detection by guards. Part of The Tenth Planet (S4E07).

Located adjacent to the Vulcan colony's cell block, this corridor is a dimly lit, high-security area with locked metal doors and a guard dog. It …

A closed, interior medical facility distinct from the external Atlantean Seabed Farming Operation, visible through its windows.

A public, sprawling car park within Gatwick Airport, part of the broader airport infrastructure. Serves as a search area for clues tied to 50,000 missing …

A confined, padded chamber in the Atlantean underwater facility where the Doctor, Polly, Ben, and Jamie are brought after their descent in the metal cage. …

A private, hierarchical space for the ship’s captain and crew, where moral and logistical decisions about the slave trade are made. Reflects the bureaucracy and …

A brutal underground penal mine where workers descend into toxic gas-filled tunnels, facing lethal conditions under Officia's oversight. The mine consists of a steep Danger …

Specific mission control facility on Earth responsible for monitoring and directing operations at Moonbase. Focuses on localized, operational tasks (e.g., radio communications, surveillance of lunar …

Abandoned garage complex along a narrow lane under railway arches, featuring both crumbling structures and the open exterior space where the Doctor and Jamie observe …

A detention and punishment space for captive Highlanders and deserters, characterized by squalor, violence, and Grey’s regime of fear. Serves as a prelude to the …

Jamie and Kemel crouch in the shadows of this elevated gallery at the Banqueting Hall's far end. They peer down at Dalek interrogations below, wall-mounted …

Atlantis is an ancient submerged city-state, shifting between a physical, collapsing ruin and a mythic concept across its appearances. Initially, in Season 4, it is …

Nero's Banqueting Hall buzzes with courtiers at imperial feasts, tables heavy with goblets—some laced with poison from Poppaea's scheme. Nero clasps Barbara's wrist with a …

Open upper deck of the Black Albatross, primary site for captivity, power struggles, and public confrontations between pirates and captives.

Exterior deck space aboard Pike's pirate ship, distinct from the interior cabin. Used for tense escapes, card games, and as a narrow gauntlet between confinement …

A narrow, acoustically amplified passage adjacent to the transmutation machine, used exclusively for Dalek interrogations and immediate executions. Serves as the primary entry point for …

A high-stakes subsurface network directly beneath the Skaro Control Room, featuring narrow ledges and sheer chasms. Site of Maxtible’s ambush on Kemel (fatal drop) and …

A cramped, psychologically charged space in the Colony's living quarters where Ben Jackson is subjected to hypnotic mind control, isolating him from Jamie McCrimmon's resistance. …

Wooden tables cluster under low beams in this village inn's central hub, where flickering lamplight casts shadows over tense exchanges. Kewper commands the space as …

Surface-level depression on Culloden Moor, screened by thick bushes and brambles, where the TARDIS materializes amid the 1746 post-battle aftermath. The muddy expanse serves as …

A local Scottish transit prison for Jacobite captives, where Redcoats chain prisoners in stone barracks before shipping them to colonial destinations like the West Indies. …

The central operational hub of the Moonbase, encompassing control areas, crew quarters, and defensive positions. Serves as the primary setting for the crew's survival efforts …

Peripheral storage area exploited as a Cyberman entry point, distinct from command centers. Characterized by drifting debris, burst supplies, and low-gravity dust, not operational infrastructure.

Central rebel meeting space in the Vulcan Colony, featuring a large table and used for high-stakes gatherings like the 2000 hours meeting. Site of the …

Narrow passageways riddle the gas mine's depths, where the Danger Gang hauls cables through choking fumes and dripping rock to seal lethal gas strikes. This …

A concealed alcove within the South Wing of Maxtible's house, featuring a booby-trapped door (descending spikes), a candle/matches on an upper shelf, and greasy fingerprints/hidden …

A confined urban lane near railway arches on Earth, tied to a search mission with themes of decay and isolation.

Perched high in the mountains above Atlantis's flooded ruins, this cave shelters refugees led by Damon. He sets up a first aid station to treat …

Interior pressurized chamber adjacent to the Moonbase Control Room, serving as the primary transition point between the base's interior and the lunar surface. Equipped with …

Grey scans Culloden's dead and dying through his telescope from this cramped wagon interior. Perkins unpacks picnic hampers—wine, food—until Grey spits corked vintage in fury, …

Soldiers fill tables with snapping cards and clinking coins in this Inverness inn room. Polly and Kirsty dodge exposure under Clegg's grip, improvise with Ffinch's …

Medical corridor outside Sickbay in the Moonbase episodes, where illness probes, Cyberman attacks, and barricades occur.

A cramped, sealed film projection chamber within Snowcap Base, equipped with reel-to-reel projectors and film cans. Used by Ben Jackson to set a trap for …

Expansive, ornate main hall in the Squire’s estate hosts Pike and Cherub’s merchant flattery and initial infiltration as its public, high-ceilinged entry point. Pike and …

A cramped industrial chamber housing a massive generator and spinning flywheel, serving as a critical Atlantean power facility central to Zaroff's operations. The Doctor and …

Kewper rows the Doctor into this sheltered inlet near the inn after their escape from Pike's ship, oars slicing dark waters under night cover. Salt …

Orbital facility 150 miles above Earth, serving as the irreversible heart of the Chameleons' genetic processing and repopulation scheme. Appears exclusively in The Faceless Ones …

A back-room workspace in the Sea Eagle Inn, distinct from public areas like corridors. Used for dishwashing (Mollie’s labor) and covert hiding (The Doctor’s refuge).

Enclosed, dimly lit stables adjacent to the Village Inn, sheltering horses and masking smuggling operations under heavy beams and straw-strewn floors—distinct from the open-air Inn …

Kirsty and Polly hurry to this nearby stream for clean water to treat Laird Colin's wound after Culloden. Clear waters rush over moorland stones amid …

Part of the Moonbase sickbay, where Dr. Evans researched a deadly disease before his death. Distinct from Earth-based medical facilities like the Chameleon Medical Center.

A narrow, unobstructed hallway specifically designed for movement between enclosed spaces (e.g., laboratories, alcoves, and windows) within Maxtible's mansion. Unlike the laboratory, this corridor lacks …

Medical facility within the airport, used for human experimentation by the Chameleons. Distinct from Chameleon processing chambers.

A concealed tunnel carved into Skaro's rocky infrastructure, emerging onto a precarious ledge above a vast canyon. This location serves as a high-stakes transit point …

Jules and Franz occupy the Mess Deck, Moonbase's communal hub for off-duty crew meals and rest. Joe rushes in to summon them for emergency antenna …

Central command hub of the Uxarieus colony domes, distinct from IMC military infrastructure; serves as the rebellion's nerve center during Winton's uprising and Dent's counterattack.

Indoor airport service garage with oil-stained floors, cluttered benches, and adjacent fuel pumps. Serves as a setting for tense interrogations (Doctor and Jamie vs Hall) …

Ben hauls his dripping body onto weathered planks after swimming from the Annabelle's hold, exhausted and shivering in the night chill. Waves lap softly against …

Black-sand beach stretches along the prehistoric island's shore, where the TARDIS first lands amid crashing waves and whipping winds. Volcanic slopes rise sharply inland, channeling …

The Squire’s estate outbuildings, including both the stable yard (where horses are mounted and pacts are made) and the stable stalls (where smuggling logistics are …

The Annabelle, a British slave transport ship carrying chained Jacobite prisoners (including Ben and Jamie) in its dark hold. The Doctor’s group boards her to …

Polly and Jamie slump onto the rocky mountainside, drenched and silent, their grief for the lost Doctor heavy after fleeing flooded Atlantis. The Doctor materializes …

Claustrophobic, waterlogged tunnels beneath Atlantis where Jamie and Polly endure a harrowing escape. The narrow, flooded passages—slick with surging floodwater—sap Polly's strength, forcing Jamie to …

The overarching human settlement on the planet, serving as the primary setting for 'The Macra Terror' serial. Includes sub-locations like the Colony Control Room and …

The exterior technical zone immediately surrounding the Dalek capsule, part of the Vulcan colony's infrastructure. This is where Valmar and other colonists are directed by …

A raised, confined platform overlooking the Tracking Room, designed for observation and rapid deployment. This space is active and strategic, serving as the vantage point …

Hidden Chameleon processing chamber for duplicate assimilation, distinct from human medical facilities. Features alien machinery and faction hierarchy.

A politically charged meeting space in the Vulcan colony, distinct from military or technical facilities. Used by Janley to evade the Examiner's scrutiny, emphasizing its …

Confinement cell where Medok is held captive, described as bare-walled and claustrophobic, amplifying fear and paranoia. The Doctor picks the lock to free Medok, sparking …

Controllers position Chameleon Flight 419 on Runway 27 for takeoff, asphalt stretching under taxiway lights as engines rev and the plane rolls out. Air Traffic …

Primary landing/takeoff strip at Gatwick Airport where the TARDIS materializes in The Faceless Ones Part 1, causing flight aborts and security alerts. This runway is …

The raised stern deck of the slave ship Annabelle, where sailors form a defensive line during the Highlander revolt. Distinct from the ship's hold and …

Dim recesses cast by a massive idol cloak Polly in sleep, shielding her from the Doctor and Ramo's tense exchange in the Temple of Amdo. …

Key location for Polly’s pursuit by Spencer and motorcycle police, marking the transition from the Chameleon Tours Hangar interior to a public space. Distinct from …

Blake spurs his horse across these wide-open fields beyond the Squire's stable yard, galloping hard to summon reinforcements against the Squire and Kewper's betrayal and …

A dark, confined cave mouth adjacent to the volcanic mountainside rest stop. Characterized by damp stone, echoes, and an unseen threat. The site of Polly's …

Private, concealed meeting space for the Doctor and companions (e.g., Ara, Sean, Jacko) to strategize during crises.

Dimly lit shelves line the Moonbase Food Store, strewn with broken sugar bags from dwindling stocks. Darkness grips the space without working lights, fueling Ralph's …

A pressurized, artificial structure hidden within a lunar crater, distinct from the Moon's natural surface. Serves as a transition point from external exploration to internal …

The frozen, windswept surface area immediately surrounding Snowcap Base, including the perimeter grounds where the TARDIS arrives and the exposed Arctic landscape dominated by a …

Narrative pivot for Valmar’s eavesdropping on Bragen’s coercion of Janley, marking the fracture of rebel alliances. Shadows and whispers dominate this space, amplifying the tension …

A jagged rocky outcrop in the Skaro Desert, where the Doctor, Jamie, and Waterfield seek shelter amid swirling sands and relentless heat. This precarious vantage …

Located in Atlantis during the Doctor Who episode The Underwater Menace (Part 3), this is the private quarters of Thous, an Atlantean leader. It serves …

A large-scale operational base for the Chameleons, distinct from smaller front-facing locations like the Gatwick kiosk. Abandoned under Doctor-induced pressure, with empty consoles and a …

A precarious, radiation-glowing rock ledge within Atlantis’s secret escape tunnel, serving as a temporary pause point before structural collapse and flooding—distinct from the complex’s primary …

Controller Rinberg reports Hurricane Lucy's explosive formation over Miami in Atlantic Zone 6, where clear skies turn to churning storm clouds and gale-force winds within …

An external, submerged agricultural area staffed by transformed fish-people, visible from the Operating Theatre and serving as a symbol of the cult’s dehumanizing survival system.

Doctor slips into this cramped sleeping cubicle while Polly rests under Macra influence. Bare walls hide a control wire he shorts, sparking a small explosion …

A specialized detention cell within the Refreshing Department, designed for isolating dissenters like Medok. Features acoustic amplification to highlight protests, distinct from the department's broader …

A sealed chamber in Waterfield’s antique shop where Kennedy’s body lies beside the Doctor’s concealed TARDIS. The room is secured by an electric lock and …

Open-air courtyard adjacent to the Village Inn, physically exposed to the elements with muddy ground, serving as a public hub for transit, confrontations, and social …

Tall metal cabinets line the stock room aboard the Chameleons' satellite, each drawer packed with six miniaturized humans—shrunken captives of the Chameleons' scheme. This chamber …

Single RAF interceptor aircraft piloted during the aerial chase of the Chameleon Tours plane, featuring a cramped cockpit and direct radio contact with Air Traffic …

Guards clash with Jamie here immediately after he bursts from the Hall doors. Ola corners Ben for interrogation, his reluctant words confirming Jamie's identity as …

A designated regrouping point within Skaro’s depths, chosen by the Doctor as the rendezvous location after fleeing the corridor. This tunnel is the destination of …

Outdoor gated enclosure at the rear of the antique shop, serving as a stealthy access point to the locked back room. High gates require climbing …

The interior of a gaol, including both the cell and the corridor directly outside it, where Captain Trask and the Sentry brutally handle prisoners (Jamie, …

Cramped medical prep space with a sink, towels, and cabinets where Chameleon Pinto 2 conceals a ray gun. Directly connected to the X-ray room, where …

A jagged, claustrophobic labyrinth where Ben searches for Polly in darkness, amplifying separation anxiety and supernatural dread; tied to the cult’s domain.

Open countryside TARDIS landing site where the Doctor, Ben, and Jamie arrive, marked by natural terrain (rocks, puddles, scrub) and sudden violence from Ola's guards. …

Interior of the antique shop, filled with Victorian artifacts, polished furniture, and cluttered shelves. The locked back room hides the TARDIS and Kennedy's murder site, …

A narrow fissure widens into a large cavern, rough stone walls enclosing Kirsty's family refuge after cattle raids. Polly and Kirsty huddle here over dwindling …

The grounded Chameleon plane serves as a critical location for Jamie McCrimmon's narrow escape from alien oversight. The scene captures both the interior (flight deck …

Central to the Doctor's confrontation with Ramo and the companions' capture; features plankton gruel, Ramo's threats, and the Doctor's baiting of forbidden experiments.

A cramped rowing boat interior on the firth in The Highlanders Part 2 (Episode 16), where Ben, Jamie, and Colin are chained prisoners rowed by …

Bone-chilling cold invades the TARDIS console room as the scanner displays this extreme destination. Ben and Polly recoil in alarm while the Doctor confirms their …

Inverness cobbles fronting the Sea Eagle Inn entrance, where Ffinch banishes Sergeant Clegg after a tense confrontation inside. The open-air space marks an abrupt shift …

Outdoor concrete expanse adjacent to hangars, used exclusively for hiding and evasion during the Doctor's group's pursuit by authorities. Contrast with the indoor 'Main Airport …

A locked private bedroom adjacent to the Sea Eagle Inn's taproom, where Churchwarden Longfoot is found murdered with an eerie smile. The room's forced-open door …

A hidden, secure sub-location within Gatwick Airport, distinct from public areas. Functions as a holding cell for Chameleon identity theft, with concealed vents and monitored …

This crater pocks the moon's airless, barren surface, its sheer rim dropping to reveal a concealed domed structure nestled inside. Jamie misjudges a low-gravity leap, …

A plunging underwater cage (enclosed by tight metal bars) that descends through a vertical shaft, trapping the Doctor, Polly, Ben, and Jamie as they are …

The sealed inner compartment of the TARDIS capsule, characterized by seamless metal walls and shadowed recesses housing dormant Dalek mechanisms. This confined space serves as …

Paved asphalt path at Gatwick Airport used to taxi Flight 419 from apron areas toward Runway 27. Featured in The Faceless Ones Part 4, where …

A strategic infrastructure zone in Atlantis' lower depths, targeted by the Doctor for flooding to sabotage Zaroff's nuclear reactor. Houses the laboratory and generating station, …

A steep, hazardous incline rising from the black-sand beach of the Miocene Volcanic Island, where Polly, Jamie, and Ben scramble upward amid unstable rocks and …

Medical/surgical laboratory where Chief Surgeon Damon exercises authority over Ara, featuring clinical instruments and factional power struggles. Distinct from Zaroff’s scientific lab.

Narrow hallway serving as a threshold space between the colony and the Pilot's Office. Guards use this area to seize dissenters (e.g., Jamie) and channel …

Narrow, gas-choked corridor outside the Pipe Room in the Macra Terror episode, where Ben Jackson is separated from the Doctor by a locked door amid …

Regional setting encompassing micro-locations like Cornwall Beach, where the Doctor, Ben, and Polly’s broader conflict with pirates and Blake’s militia unfolded. Includes villages, hidden coves, …

Elevated refuge reached after evacuating the Atlantis lower levels; serves as a safe zone for regrouping during the flood crisis.

Crew spots the uncharted planet here through Zeus 4's telescope: a forbidden path between Mars and Venus, where no world should orbit. Schultz senses eerie …

A coastal settlement comprising clustered buildings (inn, church, fishermen's huts), streets, and a salty shore, targeted by Captain Pike's crew for destruction and pillage. While …

Terrestrial military detention facility on Earth, part of the base where the Doctor, Ben, and Polly are initially held. Adjacent to the Tracking Room and …

Secluded outdoor refuse area at the inn's rear, used by the Doctor for resource recovery during escape from smugglers. Characterized by clutter (broken barrels, rotting …

A sparse, wooden-walled room off the Sea Eagle Inn's main corridor, used by Trask to detain and isolate Jacobite prisoners prior to their transport to …

International television news studio where a reporter delivers the first public announcement of Zeus 4's discovery. Focused on media dissemination, not operational or military activity.

External passageway where Jamie overhears the Leader's interrogation and Cheerleaders' chants through thin walls; serves as the listening space in the scene.

The cliff path is a narrow, exposed trail cut into steep rock, connecting the shoreline to higher ground—the Savages' cave entrance, the church, and the …

Indoor hangar space at Gatwick Airport where the Doctor and Jamie witness their TARDIS being loaded onto a truck and driven away, marking the inciting …

Confined storage space in a 1967 Doctor Who episode (The Faceless Ones), where Jamie McCrimmon is physically restrained by a Chameleon armband. Tight quarters amplify …

Located in the Chameleon Satellite facility during The Faceless Ones Part 5; serves as a transitional space for Jamie McCrimmon’s infiltration of the Chameleons' operations.

Character-driven planning space where Ben, Polly, and Jamie strategize against the Cybermen using acetone sprays. Defined by tight quarters, urgent dialogue, and narrative friction (e.g., …

Artificial, pressurized lunar dome serving as a hidden alien outpost adjacent to the Moonbase. Distinct from the natural lunar terrain; functions as a surveillance hub …

A narrow, shadowed alcove adjacent to the stairs in the Tracking Room, used as a temporary resting place for incapacitated individuals (e.g., General Cutler after …

Fish people lounge on jagged rocks at this exposed cliffside, scales catching light as they hurl pebbles and shells in response to Sean's taunts. He …

Outdoor perimeter gates at Gatwick Airport where the Doctor and Jamie observe Hall’s car departing, leading to the Doctor hailing a cab to pursue it.

Located outside the rocket silo in a Polar Base during The Tenth Planet; serves as the site of a confrontation between General Cutler and Dr. …

Open urban space directly fronting the warehouse, serving as a transitional threshold where Jamie hears suspicious noises from within and alerts the Doctor before entry. …

Tucked within the facility, the Old Quarters store light sources such as torches, ready for retrieval during blackouts. The Nurse directs someone here amid pitch …

A narrow coastal strip where Ben and Polly halt after leaving a cave, marking their break from the Doctor and plot to return to London.

A sterile metal-walled corridor in the Vulcan colony base, later compromised by thick Dalek power cables snaking along the floor and bulkheads. This space becomes …

The Cave Mouth is a narrow threshold where stone walls constrict and shadows pool at the boundary between cave shelter and open world. This exposed …

A narrow, exposed escape corridor along the eastern edge of Culloden Moor, used exclusively by Polly Wright and Kirsty McLaren to flee Redcoat pursuers immediately …

RAF Manston operates as a utilitarian military airfield repurposed for high-stakes diplomacy, its runways and hangars now thronged with polished sedans disgorging urgent delegates. The …

A cold metal hatch in the floor of the Tracking Room, leading to a dust-choked shaft below. Used by Ben Jackson to descend to the …

Cramped storage space where Jamie ducks to evade capture; thin walls allow him to hear the Leader's interrogation and Cheerleaders' chants from inside.

A cramped, shelved storage cupboard within Lesterson's Laboratory, used as a temporary hiding spot during Dalek patrols. Described as 'stuffy' with 'slivers of light' and …

A small, functional sleeping cubicle on the Moonbase where the Doctor is temporarily confined by Barney under a strict curfew. The Doctor escapes through an …

Earth is the third planet from the sun, a blue-green world teeming with human civilization and scarred by centuries of alien invasion, temporal disruption, and …

Public or central village stable yard, distinct from the Squire's private estate stable yard. Serves as the site of Kewper's betrayal and subsequent chase by …

A temporary, open surface area that appears after the flooding of Atlantis' lower levels, characterized by scattered rocks, sudden daylight, and a brief respite for …

A transient, environmentally defined location where Ben escapes the Annabelle, characterized by thick fog, cold currents, and a vanished horizon. Serves as a liminal space …

A non-operational, confined public space used exclusively for concealment during the Chameleon crisis in The Faceless Ones Part 2.

A transitional hallway in the Sea Eagle Inn, distinct from private/workspaces like the scullery. Used for prisoner herding, Trask’s orders, and Ben’s collision.

Underwater pressure zone in the Atlantean complex where the Doctor and companions arrive via cage, succumb to compressed nitrogen, and are captured by Atlantean guards. …

A reinforced door sealing the Pithead Control Room from Macra attacks, distinct from the broader infrastructure beneath the Pithead.

A small, sealed room adjacent to the South Wing where Jamie McCrimmon retreats to recover after his fight with Kemel. This space serves as a …

Workers flee Station Eleven as food shortages spark panic and mass desertions, grinding operations to a halt. Guards redeploy here to prop up vital functions, …

The outermost chamber of the space capsule, serving as the initial access point for examination. Characterized by 'harsh lights' and 'tight confines,' where the Doctor …

Cramped galley/kitchen of the Black Albatross, serving as a holding area and temporary respite for the Doctor under Pike’s orders.

Mud outside Maxtible's sitting room clings to a single piece of straw near the French windows, which the Doctor spots amid Waterfield's news of Jamie's …

A confined, tension-filled corridor where Ben Jackson confronts the Doctor about Bragen's schemes and Polly's rescue. The Doctor rips papers from a notice board to …

A narrow transit corridor aboard the Chameleon satellite, distinct from medical bays. Serves as the site of Blade’s confrontation with the Doctor and the Doctor’s …

Outdoor open field adjacent to Gatwick Airport, used by a shadowy operative for covert radio surveillance of the Doctor's movements. Emphasizes isolation, nighttime setting, and …

Rescue teams crowd the shaft mouth in the mountain, ropes straining as they pull drenched stragglers from Atlantis' rising floodwaters. This towering vertical passage—dark, echoing …

Claustrophobic, narrow tunnels snaking beneath the village, used by Ben and Polly as an escape route after the pirate attack. The TARDIS is the destination …

A high-security military chamber at Snowcap Base, distinct from political or colonial meeting spaces. Used for the assembly of the Zee-bomb, emphasizing scientific and moral …

Smithers drives his spade into the soil, unearthing a buried object that exposes the DN6 conspiracy—physical proof emerging amid his rising panic. Forrester confesses his …

Indoor administrative hub staffed by authorities, where the Doctor’s group reports Detective Inspector Gascoigne’s electrocution. Features concrete corridors, offices, and bureaucratic personnel. Contrast with the …

A distant Caribbean penal colony serving as the ultimate destination for Jacobite prisoners transported from Scottish transit prisons like Inverness. Symbolizes slave labor, heat, and …

Canterbury anchors the rural Kent landscape as the nearest town to Maxtible's isolated house in June 1866. Maxtible names it to orient the disoriented Doctor, …

Open exterior space at the inn's front, where the Doctor's group corners Ffinch at gunpoint. Exposed to soldiers, characterized by muddy ground, evening shadows, and …

Smoke chokes the Vulcan colony corridors as Dalek units explode in rapid chain reactions triggered by the Doctor's energy surge. Distorted screams of 'Out of …

A specialized sub-location within the Moonbase, designed for cryogenic detention of threats. Physically distinct from the main operational areas, with heavy security features and a …

A specific sterile ward within the colony's Hospital, where Medok undergoes forced mind control. Tied to a single event (episode S04E28, 'The Macra Terror Part …

The main passenger cabin of the aeroplane, where Detective Inspector Crossland confronts Captain Blade over Gascoigne's murder and a boy's disappearance. This space includes seats, …

Localized Arctic tactical command center under International Space Command Geneva HQ, specializing in real-time Cybermen defense and ambush coordination during the Mondas invasion. Physically distinct …

A cramped, metallic lavatory at the tail of the aeroplane, where Jamie McCrimmon retreats during his alien-induced torment. This space is characterized by flickering lights, …

Jagged rock pools pockmark the exposed beach of the volcanic island, where seawater swirls among barnacle-crusted stones and seaweed tangles. The Doctor crouches here, probing …

Skaro's subterranean Dalek stronghold is a hidden metropolis beneath the planet's fractured desert surface, serving as the central command hub for Dalek operations and the …

Jamie identifies the glen as hostile terrain riddled with threats from English soldiers patrolling post-Culloden Scotland. He offers to lead the Doctor, Ben, and Polly …

A narrow, transit-focused corridor connecting the Skaro Cell's conversion archway to the Skaro Rendezvous Tunnel. Characterized by echoes of Dalek chaos and the urgency of …

A cramped, transitional space used by the Doctor to acquire an Atlantean uniform during his pursuit by guards. Located immediately after the corridor, it marks …

Exterior space of the Village Inn, including the area immediately outside the inn's walls, where clandestine activities (e.g., Kewper's escape to the Black Albatross) occur.

A network of interconnected caves beneath steep cliffs, used by The Spaniard and David as a hiding place for smuggled goods. The TARDIS is concealed …

A narrow, exposed road of packed earth on the fringe of the coastal settlement, serving as the primary route for Blake's militia to reach the …

Exterior open slope adjacent to the ruined Highland cottage, where Polly and Kirsty flee after pelting English soldiers with stones. Serves as a pursuit ground …

General-purpose computational hub for Gravitron system diagnostics, equipped with banks of computers, magnetic tapes, and modules for binary data entry. Serves as a forensic and …

Silent, infinite blackness where defeated Cybermen tumble lifelessly, glimpsed as a faint comet streaking past the lunar surface. Polly points it out amid TARDIS preparations; …

A narrow, hidden sub-chamber accessed via the altar’s secret door in the Temple of Amdo, used exclusively as a temporary refuge by Polly, Ben, Jamie, …

The colony's Correction Hospital enforces conformity on dissenters through punitive rehabilitation. Medok endured its regimens until officials expelled him as a hopeless case, banishing him …

A secluded, dimly lit nook within the Village Inn (location_da02c4ed0df3), where the Doctor, Ben, and Polly are ambushed by Cherub's gang. Its tight confines and …