Disney is an animation industry that creates many movies for children and has created many films with unique stories. Not only that, Disney also presents their movies with beautiful places such as an old castle and spectacular nature. After you watch the movie you may be wondering if these kinds of places only exist in a fairytale. It turns out that those places exist in real life. For those who love traveling and are tired of mainstream places, here are Disney places you should visit.
Mulan – Forbidden City China
Do you remember “The Emperor’s Palace” from Mulan? This palace actually exists in real life. (https://www.enov8.com/) It is located in the Forbidden City of China of the emperors’ Ming and Qing.
Tangled – Mont Saint-Michel, France
Corona Palace is an iconic place in the movie Tangled, it is turned out that the ‘real-life’ Corona palace is located in Mont Saint-Michel, France
UP – Angel Falls, Venezuela
When Russel the scouter boy and Mr. Fredricksen are trapped in the middle of nowhere, Mr. Fredricksen is suddenly amazed by the waterfall. The waterfall is actually located in Venezuela, found by a pilot named James Crawford Angel
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Moana – Polynesian Islands, South Pacific
Moana tells the story of a teenage girl who goes on a journey to save the island. The island in Moana is inspired by a real island in Polynesia in the South Pacific.
Snow White – Segovia Castle, Spain
Did you know that in the film Snow White there is the Queen’s Fortress inspired by Segovia Castle or the Alcázar of Segovia which is located in Central Spain? This castle was the residence of Spanish kings for hundreds of years.
Although Disney’s movies are dominated by fairytales and fiction, some of the places are actually inspired by places in real life. Some places also have high historical value and interesting places to visit. After knowing ‘real life’ Disney’s places, which one interested you the most?
