The live-action How to Train Your Dragon movie didn't actually go to Berk, but those stunning locations do exist in our world.

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SEATTLE — For the live action remake of "How To Train Your Dragon" the original writer and director Dean DeBlois created a new Viking-inspired village on chilly sets in Northern Ireland.