Daryl and Carol’s next chapter takes them through the dramatic landscapes of Spain
Summary
– Over 95% of the third season will be filmed in Spain with iconic locations like Belchite and Aragon
– The season continues the reunion of Daryl and Carol as they face new challenges across Europe
– Fans can expect a thrilling train sequence and a Western-inspired narrative
The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon returns in 2025 with its third season, promising an epic adventure through Spain. After captivating fans with its breathtaking French landscapes, the series is shifting gears to explore Spanish locales’ rich history and beauty. Executive producer Steve Squillante highlighted the excitement of filming in Spain, praising the unique settings and production benefits.
Squillante confirmed that over 95% of the season will be shot in Spain, with a predominantly Spanish crew adding an authentic touch to the storytelling. Among the standout locations is Belchite, an Aragon site renowned for its Civil War ruins, which will serve as a haunting backdrop. Other featured regions include Galicia, Alicante, Seville, and Granada, each contributing distinct cultural and visual elements to the series.
The narrative picks up from Season 2’s conclusion, where Daryl and Carol reunited and embarked on a journey through England. Their adventure now leads them to Spain, where new characters and challenges await. Stephan Merchant is set to join the cast, and fans are particularly excited about a high-stakes train sequence filmed on a disused railway near Aragon—a moment Squillante promises will leave viewers “speechless.”
This season’s emphasis on Western influences brings a fresh tone to the series while continuing to expand The Walking Dead universe. From exploring how different regions survive the zombie apocalypse to showcasing Spain’s cinematic landscapes, Season 3 offers fans a deeper, more global perspective.
As production progresses, the anticipation builds for what promises to be one of the series’ most visually stunning and emotionally gripping chapters yet.
