A few of our listeners have asked about some of the locations where “Lost” is filmed. Some filming locations — such as the beach where the fuselage came to rest, or the “cave” set — are quite iconic, but we also wanted to share some of the spots where some smaller scenes have taken place. In addition to this list, be sure to check out our interactive map, and some “Lost” location photos.

Special thanks to: John Fischer, editor for About.com’s Hawaii/South Pacific for Visitors (and author of “In Search of Filming Locations for ABC’s Lost“), local “Lost” fan Christopher M., and the members of the HawaiiThreads.com message board for providing some of the details below. For a comprehensive list of locations, visit Lost Virtual Tour.

Downtown:

• The restaurant where Sawyer and Jess try to con David (”Confidence Man,” Ep. 1×08) and where Achara dined with — and later tattooed — Jack in Thailand (”Stranger in a Strange Land,” Ep. 3×09) is Indigo Restaurant (1121 Nuuanu Ave.). [Map: 21.311133,-157.861634]
• The “Walkabout” travel agency where Locke was barred from realizing his dream (”Walkabout,” Ep. 1×04) was a retail space downtown at the corner of Nuuanu Ave. and N. King St. (1 N. King Street, now McClain’s Auctions). [Map: 21.3106, -157.8631]
• The London street where Desmond sees the military recruiting poster (”Flashes Before Your Eyes,” Ep. 3×08) was Nuuanu Avenue, makai of N. King Street (part of the same building that houses McClain’s Auctions). [Map: 21.310463, -157.863155]
• The bar where Locke met Anthony Cooper to discuss the safe deposit box (”Lockdown,” Ep. 2×17) was Murphy’s Bar & Grill, at the corner of Nuuanu Ave. and Merchant St. (2 Merchant St.). [Map: 21.310, -157.863]
• The pub where Desmond realizes he “remembers” the future (”Flashes Before Your Eyes,” Ep. 3×08) was O’Toole’s Irish Pub at the corner of Nuuanu Ave. and Marin Lane (902 Nuuanu Ave.). [Map: 21.310396, -157.863557]
• The snowy street where Bernard first meets Rose (”S.O.S.,” Ep. 2×19) was Marin Lane, a narrow street between Smith Street and Nuuanu Avenue. The red brick building in the background houses O’Toole’s Irish Pub. [Map: 21.3106, -157.8636]
• The bank that Kate robbed (”Whatever the Case May Be,” Ep. 1×12) was the Chinatown Branch of First Hawaiian Bank, one of the neatest bank branches in town with its old-fashioned teller stations (2 N. King St.). [Map: 21.3108, -157.8628]
• The police station where we saw Boone and Sawyer (”Hearts and Minds,” Ep. 1×13) was a retail space downtown (50 N. King Street, now Do’s Formals, but years ago it was a bank). [Map: 21.3112, -157.8631]
• Michael’s apartment (”Special,” Ep. 1×14) was the SoulLenz Gallery, located upstairs near the corner of King and River streets (186 N. King St.). [Map: 21.3134, -157.8641]
• The busy downtown London street where Desmond runs into Charlie and where Desmond and Ms. Hawking later discuss destiny (”Flashes Before Your Eyes,” Ep. 3×08) was Fort Street Mall between S. King and Merchant streets. The underground entrance to the Satellite City Hall became an entrance to the London Underground. [Map: 21.308969, -157.862391]
• The colorful night scene in Thailand where Jack followed Achara (”Stranger in a Strange Land,” Ep. 3×09) was filmed on Fort Street and on narrow Chapin Lane, near Hawaii Pacific University’s downtown Honolulu campus. [Map: 21.310731,-157.860017]
• The sleek, cavernous office of Sun’s father (”In Translation,” Ep. 1×17, “Glass Ballerina,” Ep. 2×02), and the lawyer’s office where Jack and Sarah argue (”A Tale of Two Cities,” Ep. 3×01), is the mezzanine gallery space inside First Hawaiian Center, the tallest building in the state (999 Bishop St.). [Map: 21.308, -157.8615]
• The mosque where Sayid connected with his old friend (”The Greater Good,” Ep. 1×21), and the mental institution where Hurley met Lenny (”Numbers,” Ep. 1-18, “Dave,” Ep. 2×18), was the historic downtown YWCA (1040 Richards St.). [Map: 21.3076, -157.8598]
• The “research laboratory” where Desmond met his friend Donovan (”Flashes Before Your Eyes,” Ep. 3×08) was inside historic Ali’olani Hale, home of Hawaii State Supreme Court (417 S. King St.). The office where both Claire met would-be adoptive parents (”Raised By Another,” 1×10) and where Micheal faced his ex (”Adrift,” Ep. 2×02) was a conference room in the same building. [Map: 21.3053, -157.8599]
• The narrow alley where Ana Lucia and her partner confronted the arguing couple (”Collision,” Ep. 2×08) is on Smith Street between N. King and Hotel streets next to A Eternal Body Art (1033 Smith St.). [Map: 21.3114, -157.8628]
• The police station where Sarah finds Jack (”A Tale of Two Cities,” Ep. 3×01) is the old Honolulu Police Station building at the corner of Merchant and Bethel streets, now called the Walter Murray Gibson Building. [Map: 21.309, -157.863]
• The bus station where Kate is captured by the Marshall (”What Kate Did,” Ep. 2×09) is actually the historic downtown post office (335 Merchant St.). [Map: 21.3066, -157.8606]
• The park where Sayid and his friend play a game of soccer (”The Greater Good,” Ep. 1×21) was filmed on the northwest lawn of the Hawaii State Capitol Building (415 S. Beretania St.). Pieces of the Sydney skyline were inserted among familiar Honolulu buildings. [Map: 21.3081, -157.8579]
• The church where Mr. Eko is sent on a miracle verification mission (”?” Ep. 2×21) was the historic Cathedral Church of St. Andrew. The church where Charlie goes for confession and talks with his brother (”The Moth,” Ep. 1×07), was St. Paul’s Church next door (229 Queen Emma Square). [Map: 21.3097, -157.8564]

Honolulu:

• The medical research laboratory at Miami Central University (”Not In Portland,” Ep. 3×07) was played by the University of Hawaii Medical School in Kakaako. [Map: 21.29577, -157.862683]
• The waterfront bar where Ana Lucia and Dr. Shepherd parted company in Sydney (”Two for the Road,” Ep. 2×20) was Fisherman’s Wharf at the end of Ward Ave. (1009 Ala Moana Blvd.). [Map: 21.2944, -157.8578]
• The police headquarters building where Ana Lucia and her partner arrive after their confrontation with the fighting couple (”Collision,” Ep. 2×08) is the old Gold Bond Building (677 Ala Moana Blvd.). [Map: 21.2975, -157.8623] A later episode (”Two for the Road,” Ep. 2×20) put the LAPD parking lot on the roof level of the Dole Cannery complex (753B Iwilei Rd.). [Map: 21.3156, -157.8704]
• The bustling international airport in Sydney (”White Rabbit,” Ep. 1×05, “House of the Rising Sun,” Ep. 1×06, and “Exodus,” Eps. 1×23 and 1×24) was played by the the gleaming steel and glass Hawaii Convention Center, which does bear a striking resemblance to an airport (1801 Kalakaua Ave.). [Map: 21.2901, -157.836]
• Mr. Cluck’s Chicken Shack, where Hurley, Johnny and Randy worked (”Everybody Hates Hugo,” Ep. 2×04), was the Popeye’s Chicken in Iwilei (1515 Dillingham Blvd.). The gas station and convenience store seen in the same episode was the Aloha Gasoline station right next door. [Map: 21.3248, -157.8775]
• The yacht harbor where Boone confront’s Shannon’s boyfriend and attempts to pay him off (”Hearts and Minds,” Ep. 1×13) was the Ala Wai Small Boat Harbor. [Map: 21.2849, -157.842]
• The “Grand Seoul Hotel” where Jin briefly worked, and whose owner’s son courted Sun (”And Found,” Ep. 2×05), was the Royal Garden at Waikiki hotel (440 Olohana St.). [Map: 21.2844, -157.8301]
• The spot where Jin and Sun first meet (”And Found,” Ep. 2×05), and the spot where Sun is confronted by their doctor (”The Whole Truth,” 2×16) are directly opposite each other along the Ala Wai Canal near the Kalakaua Ave. bridge. [Map: 21.289, -157.8356]
• The exterior of the hotel where Jin confronts Jae (”Glass Ballerina, Ep. 3×01), who subsequently falls to his death onto Jin’s car, was the Hawaii Prince Hotel (100 Holomoana St.). [Map: 21.286, -157.840]
• The “Flightline” motel where Locke met Anthony Cooper (and where Helen confronted them) is the Hale Hana apartment complex off Kapahulu Avenue (3410 Leahi Ave.). [Map: 21.2738, -157.8159]
• The modest Sydney home where Dr. Shepherd (accompanied by Ana Lucia) demanded to see his daughter (”Two for the Road,” Ep. 2×20) is at 3022 Makini St. near Waikiki. [Map: 21.2704, -157.8147]
• The home where Michael went to pick up Walt (”Special,” Ep. 1×14), and the home where Sun grew up (”Glass Ballerina,” Ep. 3×02) is “Pualeilani,” an 18,000-square-foot mansion on the slopes of Diamond Head (3131 Noela Pl). [Map: 21.264, -157.813]
• The restaurant overlooking Niagara Falls where Bernard proposed to Rose (”S.O.S.,” Ep. 2×19) was Michele’s at the Colony Surf Hotel (2885 Kalakaua Ave.). [Map: 21.2616, -157.8215]
• The diner where Kate stopped to see her mom after blowing up her house with her father in it (”What Kate Did,” Ep. 2×09) is the famous Liliha Bakery (515 N. Kuakini St.). [Map: 21.3236, -157.8577]
• The Thames waterfront where Desmond breaks up with Penny after taking a souvenir photo (”Flashes Before Your Eyes,” Ep. 3×08) was the side of historic Hawaiian Hall at Bishop Museum (1525 Bernice St.). [Map: 21.333316, -157.87073]
• The playground where Jack watched Sarah from across the street (”A Tale of Two Cities,” Ep. 3×01) was the Palolo Valley Recreation Center (2007 Palolo Ave.). [Map: 21.300, -157.796
• The cemetery where Jae was buried ("Glass Ballerina," Ep. 3x02) was Honolulu Memorial Park (22 Craigside Pl.) in Nuuanu. [Map: 21.323, -157.847]
• The cemetery where Anthony Cooper (a.k.a. Locke’s father) was supposedly buried (”Lockdown,” Ep. 2×17) is Oahu Cemetary (2162 Nuuanu Ave.). [Map: 21.3232, -157.8502]
• The Victorian-style home in Sydney where Charlie’s brother Liam lived (”The Moth,” Ep. 1×07) is located on Gretchen Lane. [Map: 21.3262, -157.8501]
• The psychic that Claire visited (”Raised by Another,” Ep. 1×10), who also appeared in a Mr. Eko flashback (”?” Ep. 2×21) lived at the historic Manoa Valley Inn near the University of Hawaii (1001 Vancouver Dr.). The interior was used for the coroner’s office. This location was also where Charlie’s childhood nightmare sequence was filmed (”Fire+Water,” Ep. 2×21). [Map: 21.3012,+-157.8225]
• The church where Kate married Kevin (”I Do,” Ep. 3×06) is St. Clement’s Church in Makiki (1515 Wilder Ave.). [Map: 21.303389, -157.835056]
• The supermarket where Kate shops for “taco night” and later calls the Marshall seeking a reprieve from the parking lot (”I Do,” Ep. 3×06) is the Times Supermarket on S. Beretania St. (1290 S. Beretania St.). [Map: 21.301235, -157.84118]
• The “Hydra” station, and much of the facility used by “Others” early in the third season (”A Tale of Two Cities,” Ep. 3×01) is the former Paradise Park (and its four-story aviary), located deep in Manoa Valley. [Map: 21.332, -157.801]

Elsewhere:

• The diner where Sawyer met with Hibbs, and where Kate’s mom, Diane, also surfaced (”The Long Con,” Ep. 2×13), is Bob’s Big Boy (2828 Paa St.). [Map: 21.345,-157.894]
• The stadium where Jack met Desmond (”Man of Science, Man of Faith,” Ep. 2×01) is Aloha Stadium (99-500 Salt Lake Blvd.). [Map: 21.3728, -157.9300]
• The gorgeous hotel and beachfront gazeebo where Jack married Sarah (”Do No Harm,” Ep. 1×20) was the Kahala Mandarin Oriental Hotel (5000 Kahala Ave.). [Map: 21.2708, -157.7767]
• The large house that Hurley bought for his mother (”Numbers,” Ep. 1×18) is located on Hunakai St. between Onaha and Koloa streets in Kahala (808 Hunakai St.). [Map: 21.2679, -157.7883]
• The waterfall where Sawyer and Kate took a dip and found the gun case (”Whatever the Case May Be,” Ep. 1×12) was part of the Waimea Valley Audubon Center (59-864 Kamehameha Highway). [Map: 21.6374, -158.0574]
• The spectacular estate of Sun’s father (”House of the Rising Sun,” Ep. 1×06) is the Byodo-In Temple, part of the Valley of the Temples (47-200 Kahekili Hwy). [Map: 21.431, -157.8311]
• The picturesque shore where Jin meets his father and tells him about Sun (”In Translation,” Ep. 1×17) is the Moli`i Fishpond near Kualoa Regional Park. [Map: 21.5112, -157.8484]
• The hospital parking lot that Kate fled from (”Born To Run,” Ep. 1×22) was the parking structure at Pearlridge Center. The gate she crashed was the entrance nearest Inspiration Interiors (98-1005 Moanalua Road). The canal where she escaped on foot runs past the shopping center, behind Sears and California Pizza Kitchen. [Map: 21.3844, -157.9391]
• The suburban home that Locke inspected for Nadia (”Lockdown,” Ep. 2×17) is in Waikele (94-1003 Alelo St.). [Map: 21.4041, -158.0109
• The store where Locke worked and where his mother confronted him ("Deus Ex Machina," Ep. 1x29) was the Costco Wholesale warehouse in Waipio (94-1231 Ka Uka Blvd.). [Map: 21.4277, -157.9978]
• The suburban home where Sawyer and Cassidy shacked up (”The Long Con,” Ep. 2×13) was a model home in Mililani Mauka. Specifically, developer Castle & Cooke’s “American Classics” showcase Residence Two (Lehiwa Dr.). [Map: 21.4737,-157.9870
• The "Tent City" where the survivors set up camp on the beach is Police Beach/Papailoa on the North Shore, just past Haleiwa. [Map: 21.6106, -158.0959]
• Mr. Eko’s Nigerian village (”The 23rd Psalm,” Ep. 2×10), Rose and Bernard’s psychic Isaac (”S.O.S.,” Ep. 2×19), and the spot where Sawyer and Cassidy planned their jewelry con (”The Long Con,” Ep. 2×13) were all filmed in and around historic Waialua town. The surrounding roads were also used in several episodes, including Kate’s truck crash (”Tabula Rasa,” Ep. 1×03). [Map: 21.5732, -158.1252]
• The hidden suburban enclave of the “Others” (”A Tale of Two Cities,” Ep. 3×01) was the YMCA’s Camp H.R. Erdman (69-385 Farrington Hwy.) in Waialua on the North Shore. [Map: 21.578, -158.219]
• The gas station where Sawyer and Cassidy pulled their jewelry con (”The Long Con,” Ep. 2×13) was Eric’s Expert Service in Waialua (67-016 Farrington Hwy.). The station’s actual name and sign were used in the episode. [Map: 21.5655,-158.1211]
• The airfield where Mr. Eko’s brother Yemi was shot (”The 23rd Psalm,” Ep. 2×10) was Dillingham Airfield near Kaena Point. It’s also where remnants of the widebody Oceanic Airlines 747 and Nigerian Beechcraft are being stored. [Map: 21.577874, -158.200636]