Where was Juno filmed?

Juno finds out she is pregnant and breaks the news to Bleeker. Instead of a direct confrontation, she opts for a more subtle approach. With the help of her friend Leah (Olivia Thirlby), they replace an old chair outside Bleeker's house with other furniture. It's a quirky and indirect way of communicating the life-changing news, showcasing Juno's distinctive personality and the film's unique sense of humor.

This iconic scene was filmed at Bleeker's house at 3691 W 36th Ave in Vancouver's beautiful Dunbar neighborhood. The area is characterized by its quiet, tree-lined streets and attractive homes, adding a serene and idyllic backdrop to the scene.

However, fans interested in visiting should note that the house is privately owned. While the exterior can be viewed from the street, access to the interior is not permitted. To respect the owners' privacy, observing from a distance is essential.

To get to this location, you can use public transportation or drive. You can take the 007 bus towards Dunbar if you're in downtown Vancouver. Driving from Vancouver will only take 15 minutes by car.

Juno reveals her pregnancy to her parents. This announcement, while shocking, is met with support from her parents despite their evident disappointment. In this scene, Juno confidently tells her parents that she plans to give the baby to a couple she found in the Penny-Saver, a local advertisement paper. She also divulges the identity of the baby's father, leading her father, Mac (J.K. Simmons), to humorously declare his intentions to "punch him in the wiener."

The location of this scene is Juno's house, located at 4053 W 32nd Avenue in Vancouver. Nestled in a quaint neighborhood, the home provides the perfect backdrop for this pivotal scene. However, it should be noted that this house is privately owned. While exterior observations can be made, it's essential to respect the residents’ privacy and avoid any disturbances.

To get to this location from downtown Vancouver, you can drive via W33rd Avenue. The six mile journey will take around 20-25 minutes.

Juno makes a few visits to the Lorings. These visits, primarily unexpected, usually find Juno and Mark alone in the house. The two begin forming a bond over shared interests—watching lousy horror flicks and listening to music. An undeniable chemistry begins to form between them, adding a layer of complexity to the narrative. Later, Vanessa comes home to find Juno showing pictures from her ultrasound. This moment serves as a reminder of the impending reality of their situation and the lives that are about to change.

These scenes were filmed at a private residence located at 13926 23 Ave, Surrey. This upscale house provides a stark contrast to Juno's own humble home, underscoring the differences in their lifestyles and backgrounds.

However, it's important to note that the house is privately owned. Fans of the film are welcome to view the house from the street but should respect the owners' privacy and refrain from trespassing or causing any disturbances.

Reaching this location from downtown Vancouver by car is quite simple. Just follow the Vancouver-Blaine Hwy/BC-99 S and you should arrive at your destination in about an hour. If you prefer public transportation, you can also take the bus, although keep in mind that it requires several transfers and could take nearly two hours to reach your destination.

Juno and her friend Leah spend time together. During this outing, Juno spots Vanessa, the woman set to adopt her unborn child, interacting with her friends' children. Seeing Vanessa's natural affinity for children, Juno gains more confidence in her decision. In a touching moment, the two women acknowledge each other, and Juno even allows Vanessa to feel the baby kick.

The mall scenes were shot at the Coquitlam Centre, a shopping complex in Coquitlam. This mall, established in 1979 and later expanded in 2001, is positioned on the southern periphery of the Coquitlam town center. It's near the Coquitlam Central Station and several other smaller shopping centers.

Coquitlam Centre has been the setting for numerous film and television productions, including Ladies and Gentlemen, The Fabulous Stains, The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, and Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever.

To get to Coquitlam Centre from downtown Vancouver, you can take TransLink's SkyTrain service on the Millennium Line to Coquitlam Central Station. From there, it's just a short walk to the mall. It's also only a one-hour drive via Trans-Canada Hwy/BC-1 E.

As a 16-year-old pregnant mother, Juno becomes the center of attention and judgment at school. She and her friend Leah often find solace in the school's trophy case, where they share lunch and engage in typical teenage banter. They discuss Leah's crush on an older man, a teacher, and that Paulie, Juno's baby's father, has asked Katrina to prom. Despite Juno's denial of having feelings for Paulie, she confronts him later that day, leading to a quarrel.

The scenes set at Dancing Elk High School were filmed at Eric Hamber Secondary School in Vancouver's South Cambie neighborhood. This public secondary school has been a popular location for various TV series, including 21 Jump Street, where one of its parking lots was used for a confrontation scene involving Johnny Depp. The school was also used for filming the TV series iZombie in November 2015 and the Netflix series Riverdale in late 2020.

To get to Eric Hamber Secondary School from downtown Vancouver, take the Canada Line from Vancouver City Centre Station to Oakridge-41st Avenue. From there, it's about a 17-minute walk to the school. If driving, head south on Cambie Street from downtown, then turn right onto West 33rd Avenue, where you'll find the school on your left after a few blocks.