Lost tour in Hawaii

If you are in New York City there’s a group called On Location tours that will drive you around New York and point out the Seinfeld coffee shop, etc.

There is also a bus tour from Dublin to the giants causeway in Northern Ireland where you get to see a lot of game of thrones sets. That is pretty remarkable.

I loved visiting all the walking dead set stuff outside of atlanta.

Anonymous wrote:I'd like to go to the Twin Peaks locale.
When I was a teen we went to Boothbay Harbor in Maine because my sister was obsessed with the musical Carousel.

I went there as a side trip from
Seattle. It was a delightful day.

I have always wanted to go to Corfu for the Durrells.

Haven’t been yet, but PEI (Anne of Green Gables).

My daughter recently went to the Fijian island where Castaway was filmed. She also took a boat trip around the one where Survivor is filmed. As a huge Survivor fan, she loved it.

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Anonymous wrote:We had a series of French Au pairs and they all wanted to go to Wilmington NC because of One Tree Hill 🤷‍♀️

I went there 20+ years ago because of Dawson’s Creek.

Also Savannah, GA for Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (book, not yet movie).

we toured UNC-W with my daughter and found three of the "Summer I turned Pretty" locations on our own tour.

All New Zealand locations where they filmed the Lord of the Rings!

Anonymous wrote:Highclere Castle (Downton Abbey) was amazing! You can tour the castle and walk right through the rooms used in the series. Easy day trip from London.

Leavesden Studios (another London day trip) to see the Harry Potter film sets. Definitely worth it for fans of the series.

NYC for tons of shows.

Highclere was basically saved by Downton Abbey filming there. The house was in serious disrepair and was unlivable due to water damage, with parts of the house having collapsed. The owners were trying to find the money to fix it by promoting its King Tut connection (Lord Carnavron owned the house). They were able to afford the necessary repairs after Downton Abbey increased tourism. It needed something like 15 million in repairs.

A lot of those old houses have ended up owned by the National Trust because they're just too expensive for the individual families to maintain them.

Highclere Castle (Downton Abbey) was amazing! You can tour the castle and walk right through the rooms used in the series. Easy day trip from London.

Leavesden Studios (another London day trip) to see the Harry Potter film sets. Definitely worth it for fans of the series.

NYC for tons of shows.

Scotland because of Local Hero

Anonymous wrote:We had a series of French Au pairs and they all wanted to go to Wilmington NC because of One Tree Hill 🤷‍♀️

I went there 20+ years ago because of Dawson’s Creek.

Also Savannah, GA for Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (book, not yet movie).

I watched a documentary about Hampton Court palace and really wanted to visit. It is delightfully weird.