Top 5 Fictional Places I Would Like to Visit - TAG TIME

Dear reader,

So now that I'm making an appearance back on the blogosphere, I thought it only fitting to check out some new blogs and see what everyone's up to. Exciting stuff, I know. I stumbled, quite fortunately, upon this blog: I Solemnly Swear I Am Up To No Good and in doing so, stumbled upon a fabulous tag after which this post is named (doing a lot of stumbling lately, must be the icy pavements). So without further ado, let's cut to it.

1. Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. Um, yes please. Who wouldn't?! Picture it: the waterfall, the river, basically everything you touch and see is edible.  Plus, I've always wanted to dance with an Oompa Loompa, they seem to have it all figured out.
   
2. The Overlook Hotel. Okay this one's a little out of the ordinary; the haunted hotel from The Shining? But it's like the modern day Dracula's castle: you know it's bad business, but it's a cool place all the same. Plus it's in the moutnains: BONUS. Might even pop into Room 217. 
   
3. Belle's Library. I may have stolen this one from the blog I mentioned earlier, but really I'm just agreeing with her. I mean look at it!! Beautiful... Belle, even. *ba dum tiss*
   
   
   
4. Hogwarts. You can't not include Hogwarts, it's every nerd's dream do get the letter of admission, pack your bags, find an owl and head on over to platform 9 and three quarters (which I have actually visited, twas a cool day). But yeah Hogwarts, what a place. 
   

   

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5. Atlantis. Right, as much as I'd love to be a mermaid (SOMEDAY I SWEAR) I'm not referring to The Little Mermaid here, I'm actually talking about one of my favourite Disney films from when I was little. Milo's adventure had me absolutely hooked, truth is I just want to follow his footsteps. 
   

So there you have it: my top five places. Obviously I want to go everywhere, and feel guilty at betraying Alsan and also not including Treasure Planet, not to mention Downton Abbey (although I'm fairly certain that's a real place and wouldn't count), but what you gunna do. I would encourage you all to dive back into your childhoods and consider the top five fictional places you'd visit if given the opportunity. I really enjoyed this tag, might do a few more with a similar basis, any suggestions are more than welcome. 

That's all folks!

Keep reading,

Liv.