If you’re a Breaking Bad fan, you know that Albuquerque is more than just a backdrop—it’s an essential character in the story. From Walter White’s car wash to Los Pollos Hermanos, these real-life locations bring the world of Breaking Bad to life. I’ve put together a six-part blog series documenting my journey through these iconic TV landmarks, and this post serves as your ultimate guide to exploring them all.
My Seven-Part Breaking Bad Location Series
Each part of my blog covers different filming locations, sharing insights, fun facts, and my personal experiences visiting these spots. Whether you’re planning your own trip or just reminiscing about the series, these guides will take you deep into the Breaking Bad universe.
- Part 1: Starting the Journey
- Visiting Walter White’s house, Saul Goodman’s office, and the famous A1A Car Wash.
- Part 2: More Iconic Stops
- Exploring Jesse Pinkman’s house, Combo’s corner, and Tuco’s hideout.
- Part 3: Digging Deeper
- A closer look at the Crossroads Motel, Hank and Marie’s house, and the Dog House drive-in.
- Part 4: The Business Side
- Visiting Los Pollos Hermanos, Saul Goodman’s new office, and Madrigal Electromotive.
- Part 5: The Underworld
- Exploring key desert locations, the RV junkyard, and Gustavo Fring’s underground lab.
- Part 6: The Hidden Gems
- Discovering lesser-known locations and revisiting key spots with new insights.
- Finale: Wrapping It All Up
- Reflecting on the most memorable sites, behind-the-scenes stories, and my final thoughts on the experience.
Why Visit These Locations?
Albuquerque’s Breaking Bad sites offer a unique blend of pop culture history and real-world charm. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just curious about the city’s connection to the show, these spots are worth a visit. Plus, many of them are still active businesses, so you can grab a bite or a souvenir while reliving your favorite scenes.
If you haven’t checked out the full series yet, dive in through the links above and let me know which locations are on your must-visit list!
