Explore the real-world connections to Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again, with each location linked to its own story and evidence.
The places behind the film.
Location research is in progress. No filming pin has been assigned to this film yet.
More places behind the film.
Filming locations, story settings and documented inspirations, each with its own source. Precise scene positions and current visitor access need separate review.
American Museum of Natural History
Story setting
Nick’s workplace is the animated story’s named museum setting; no physical filming or exhibit-level place inflation.
The animated art-museum chase enters the Washington Crossing the Delaware painting and explicitly identifies its river. Depicted river landscape within animated artwork, not actual filming or a claim that the fantasy chase happened historically; no exact river crossing or pin inferred.
After travelling through the temple portal into a fantasy version of ancient Egypt, the characters explicitly pursue Kahmunrah down the Nile by boat. River-level narrative geography only, not a named landing, modern filming site or precise point.
Official animated-film setting is not physical filming-site evidence.
The official Disney-hosted2022project profile identifies this work as animation and describes the American Museum of Natural History as its story setting. It credits JohnPaesano for music but supplies no recording-stage or physical museum-shoot claim. Treat the museum as depicted geography only for this animated title; do not inherit locations or scoring stages from the earlier live-action films. A separate user-edited JHWiki purported-credit list is not adopted as primary recording evidence. Work-only medium and evidence-scope note; no physical-production Place, Moment or GPS.
This is an animated film. Real-world settings, inspiration and design research need their own evidence; fictional settings do not establish live-action filming locations.
Production sections and their reference leads are listed below. A cited link has not been independently verified merely because it appears in a bibliography.
