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An article in DN says that all pilgrimages are no longer to Mecca, Rome or Jerusalem. Pop culture tourism means that hordes of fans flock to the small American town of Forks or to Ystad. Is there any place on earth that you would like to visit because of a film or a book?
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ShareFilmic places to visit
- Twilight - Forks in Washington, USA
- Game of thrones – Dubrovnik and Belfast
- Breaking Bad - Albuquerque in New Mexico, USA
- Harry Potter - Alnwick Castle in Northumberland, United Kingdom
- Wallander – Ystad
- Millenium series - Södermalm, Stockholm
- The Lord of the Rings – New Zealand
- Downtown Abbey - Highclere Castle and surroundings, southern England
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s p i n d e l t j e j e n says:
I would like to go to New Zealand! Looks so beautiful and magnificent! 🙂
25 November 2013 - 10:19
Alexandra says:
We went to Skiathos and Skopelos last summer because Mamma Mia was filmed there.
😀
25 November 2013 - 18:05
BP says:
New Zealand, yes please but not on a film trip, but just because I have heard so many positive things about the country.
25 November 2013 - 18:08
Ditte says:
We also travelled in the footsteps of the Lord of the Rings in New Zealand. We spent a couple of weeks on the South Island enjoying all the beautiful scenery and amazing wildlife.
25 November 2013 - 18:35
admin says:
Spider girl, New Zealand really is as amazing as everyone says!
Alexandra, is it recorded there? Great!
BP, well, we weren't there on a film trip either... but it's a fantastic country!
Ditte, can only agree that NZ and the nature there is amazing!
25 November 2013 - 18:56
Malin Johansson says:
Hello!
My name is Malin Johansson and I work in Resia's marketing department. We would like to send you a press invitation. So I was wondering if I could get your email address so that I can send you more information?
With kind regards,
Malin
27 November 2013 - 21:10
admin says:
Malin, thank you for the question. I will reply by email.
28 November 2013 - 9:31