Around the Year in 52 Books discussion

What fictional city/country/world found in a book would you like to visit?

I have read several books set in Edinburgh, which I would like to visit.

Examples could range from Three Pines in the series by Louise Penny to Narnia.

John wrote: "I have read several books set in Edinburgh, which I would like to visit."

Edinburgh isn’t fictional. Trust me I have been there

Narnia. Or Hogsmaid. Possibly Avonlea but keep away from Mrs Barry

Thomas wrote: "John wrote: "I have read several books set in Edinburgh, which I would like to visit."

Edinburgh isn’t fictional. Trust me I have been there"

Especially the the Edinburgh in the The Library of the Dead.

Hogwarts, Narnia, The Shire, Rivendell, Wonderland, Pemberley, and Avonlea.

Thomas wrote: "Narnia. Or Hogsmaid. Possibly Avonlea but keep away from Mrs Barry"

I think the Pye's were worst. Rachel had her heart in the right place.

The Library on the Starless Sea

I would like to visit Wonderland (as in Alice in) and Neverland (Peter Pan)

I wouldn't mind living in the Shire for a bit 🌳🥰

Dubhease Rachel is Mrs Lynn Mrs Barry is Diana’s mother. I agree about the Pyes

Pern first, Middle Earth second.

I would cut off my own arm to live in the Villa Villekulla. #homegoals

The world where Monk & Robot duology is set.

Denise wrote: "I would like to visit Wonderland (as in Alice in) and Neverland (Peter Pan)"

I don't think I'd want to go anywhere near Neverland. In the book, the death rate there is essentially 100% over a certain age. And I am well above that age.

Pern is an excellent choice. Xanth is a magical paradise (and any children born there get a magical power). I think I'd like to visit the world of The Culture if not only for the universal healthcare.

The cemetery of forgotten books

J wrote: "Denise wrote: "I would like to visit Wonderland (as in Alice in) and Neverland (Peter Pan)"

I don't think I'd want to go anywhere near Neverland. In the book, the death rate there is essentially 1..."

Excellent point. But I just want to visit, not stay.

My daughter's choice: Gotham City! Mine, the Shire :)

Narnia would be wonderful to visit, I think. The Shire would be lovely. I think Asimov's Foundation would be an interesting place to visit, too.

I want to teach at Hogwarts (or just go there as a student.)

Piranesi's house in Piranesi. It sounds a wonderful world with endless rooms and halls to explore, many statues, and rising and falling tides. Then there is the mystery to solve of why he is there.

The Discworld, though I might avoid Ankh-Morpork.

Katherine wrote: "I want to teach at Hogwarts (or just go there as a student.)"

My Hogwarts letter never arrived I like to believe the muggle born records were destroyed in the war

Odette wrote: "Piranesi's house in Piranesi. It sounds a wonderful world with endless rooms and halls to explore, many statues, and rising and falling tides. Then there is the mystery to solve of ..."

I haven't read this book, but it is now on my way-too-long TBR list!

I wouldn't mind visiting Velaris in Court of Night, nor the other Courts in the land of Prythian.

Hogwarts. I always wanted to go there ever since seeing the movies and now that I am reading the books the want has grown.

The circus at the end of The Night Circus

Maybe on the ship of The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet, just to hang out with the crew. Oh, and maybe to experience a worm hole (I think that's the term that was used).