If you could step into the world of your favorite film or television series, would you?
Most of us wouldn’t hesitate to answer “yes.”
But that’s not the rule.
Maybe a few of these iconic filming locations are even close enough toinspire a summer road trip!
In reality, the Al Khazneh temple exists as an ancient mausoleum inPetra, Jordan.
Mokuleia Beach in Oahu, Hawaii Lost
Dreaming of visiting the crash site of Oceanic flight 815?
HP fans now regularly stop there for photoshoots.
Well, those houses actually exist.
Well, that waterfall really exists in Hawaii.
Hawaii visitors can even go on guidedJurassic Park-themed tours to see multiple filming locations from the movies.
But that’s not the only location from the show you’re free to visit around town.
Though no props from the movie remain, fans regularly stop by Point Dume for photos.
Skopelos, Greece “Mamma Mia!”
you could find the cafe at 15 Rue Lepic in Montmartre.
you’re able to visit by riding a train across or by parking at a nearby overlook.
That all changed when Joaquin Phoenix famously danced down them in 2019’s “Joker.”
While NYCGossip Girltours exist, most focus on Manhattan locations and leave the beloved Brooklyn facade off the list.
Pike Place Market in Seattle “Sleepless in Seattle”
Are you a romantic-comedy superfan?
If so, you may want toplan a trip to Seattlefor a DIY “Sleepless in Seattle” tour.
Stairs to the Philadelphia Museum of Art “Rocky”
Cue the “Rocky” theme music!
Hillary Maglin is a digital editor who splits most of her time between New York City and Pittsburgh.
