Set-Jetting: Ten Famous Film & TV Locations You Can Actually Visit
From Hazzard County to the Star Wars deserts and the Tomb Raider temple: ten real heritage places you can visit that are also famous film and television locations.
From Hazzard County to the Star Wars deserts and the Tomb Raider temple: ten real heritage places you can visit that are also famous film and television locations.
Ten heritage sites in one summer loop through the Greek mainland — the Acropolis, Mycenae, Epidaurus, Mystras, Olympia, Delphi, Meteora, Vergina and Byzantine Thessaloniki — with a drivable route, GPX and a note on the islands.
Six real heritage places you can visit that are also famous film and TV locations, from Hazzard County to the Star Wars deserts.
Ten heritage sites in one summer loop through the Greek mainland: the Acropolis of Athens, then down into the Peloponnese
Eritrea (1887–1932): the 950 mm narrow-gauge railway that climbs 2,394 metres from Massawa on the Red Sea to Asmara, built under Italian colonial rule…
Ten Spanish heritage cities in one September loop — Barcelona to Granada via Tarragona, Zaragoza, Madrid, Segovia, Ávila, Toledo, Córdoba and Seville — timed for the region-by-region Heritage Days of autumn 2026, with mapped route and GPX.
Ten heritage cities in one September loop: modernista Barcelona, Roman Tarragona and the Mudéjar Aljafería of Zaragoza in the north-east;
Italy’s interwar sea produced the fastest liner in the world — the Rex, Blue Riband 1933, sunk 1944 — and a deliberately archaic sailing ship, the Amerigo Vespucci of 1931, still in service today.
The naval shipyard on the Bay of Naples launched the Amerigo Vespucci on 22 February 1931.
Three surviving sites of the Atlantic formation flights of 1930–1933, from the Tuscan lagoon where the fleets trained and departed