Pop culture fans are always looking for new geeky locations to discover. Whether they are the actual filming backdrops for a number of iconic scenes, or perhaps fictional worlds recreated in real life, these attractions and areas are sure to have anyone's inner geek excited.

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Of course, some of these locations are almost treated as a point of pilgrimage for fans of particular franchises, while others have been woefully overlooked. Theme parks continue to expand with must-visit lands and the tourism industry is constantly capitalizing on the latest cinematic release which might play into their gorgeous local community.

Galaxy's Edge

The millennium falcon in Galaxy's Edge

Star Wars fans are probably already doing their best to make it to Galaxy's Edge, which is located at Disneyland California and Walt Disney World in Florida. The immersive experience is unlike anything Disney has created thus far, with a range of attractions that draw guests into the action of Batuu, a unique and original town set in the galaxy far far away.

Creating droids, crafting lightsabers, trialing exotic foods, and flying the Millenium Falcon are just some of the activities visitors can get up to. There are Star Wars secrets and easter eggs around every corner and fans will surely be looking out for the accompanying accommodation known as the Galactic Starcruiser, launching in 2022.

Dubrovnik

An image of King's Landing in Game of Thrones

Dubrovnik is an absolutely gorgeous location for any avid traveler to visit. It has its own connections to Star Wars, considering scenes from The Last Jedi, specifically those set on Canto Bight, were filmed on the streets of the city. Game Of Thrones fans will recognize it far more though.

The memorable King's Landing, Dragonstone, and Old Town are just some of the iconic places which take their imagery from Dubrovnik. There are plenty of Game Of Thrones-themed tours on offer for guests, and there's something quite incredible about seemingly stepping into another world thanks to the picturesque quality of the castles and natural beauty.

The Wizarding World Of Harry Potter

Hogwarts at Universal Studios

Harry Potter fans have their own iteration of Galaxy's Edge to completely immerse themselves in this fantastical storyline. The Wizarding World Of Harry Potter located at Universal Studios parks includes a realistic interpretation of Hogwarts Castle, Hogsmeade, and Diagon Alley.

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Fans can enter the castle, ride on the Hogwarts Express and buy all manner of wands, beverages, merch, and confectionary to really bring the student experience alive. While the shows and rides themselves are a lot of fun (especially the toad choir), it's the atmosphere of this magical land that really appeals to fans.

Pandora: The World Of Avatar

Pandora: The World Of Avatar light up at night

Disney just continues to create magical memories for movie fans and Pandora is another significant step in the company's promise to create a number of illusionary experiences. Fans step directly into the world of Avatarwith its vast structures, stunning flora, and gravity-defying natural constructs.

While taking a trip along the breathtaking river might be a great way to start the journey through this alien planet, there's definitely no shortage of spectacular visuals to check out. The park is at its absolute best at night, when the lights shimmer and sparkle off of the imaginatively designed plants. There are so many activities that Avatar fans didn't even know they could do here like interacting with the Na'vi!

The Harry Potter Studio Tour

Costumes in the Great Hall in the Warner Bros Studio Tour

Harry Potter fans really are spoiled and the Warner Bros. Studio Tour is a great example of that. Found in London, England, the production team behind the movies have put together a number of incredible displays, based exactly where all the filming took place.

From props to costumes and the actual sets themselves, there's so much to explore throughout the visit. The guides are deeply knowledgeable, but what's more, there are often people who actually worked on the movies on hand to give little tidbits of information.

Avengers Campus

Avengers Campus Headquarters light up at night

It has to be mentioned that fans can actually visit the real-life location of the original Avengers building at the Sainsbury Center at the University Of East Anglia, Norwich, England. However, Marvel fans will be thrilled to know that various Disney Parks, including Disneyland Paris and Walt Disney World, have added a comic book-themed attraction to their locations.

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With Hank Pym-inspired restaurants, a Spider-Man and Guardians of the Galaxy ride, and plenty of opportunities to meet the characters behind these massive movies, the Avengers Campus is definitely a dream place to visit for any fan of the Marvel films and TV shows.

New York

Elf in New York

There is simply no other city in the world quite like New York. It's difficult to know just how many movies and TV shows have used the big apple as a backdrop. From Elf to FriendsSpider-Man to Sex And The CityNew York is simply a pop culture paradise.

There are so many different tours that visitors can go on to try and see just some of the amazing filming locations. Of course, there are also experiences, like that of Friends, which help fans submerge themselves a little in the worlds they've seen on screens for so long.

Walt Disney World

Disneyland Paris fireworks surrounding the castle

Walt Disney World and its countless movie-based attractions are really the holy grail for any Disney fan. The castles themselves are all instantly recognizable and every single Disney Park has its own quirks which offer up something different to guests.

With so many varied activities to take part in and even themed hotels to stay at, the experience can't be compared to anything else. Fans could be watching a spectacular parade before flying over Neverland and then grabbing a bite to eat served in Remy's restaurant. The possibilities are endless.

London

Royal Crescent in Bath Filming Location for Grosvener Square Mayfair London in Bridgerton

London, England is one of the other most significant cities in the world for filming. The location is really the bread and butter for English film and TV, although plenty of international projects have made their way to the Thames adjacent area to capture its one-of-a-kind essence.

Characters like Sherlock Holmes, Harry Potter, and Luther have all walked the streets of London and all manner of genres have used the city as a backdrop, from fantasy to crime. Peaky Blinders and Fleabag might have recently taken London to the globe once more, but tours of the area will pinpoint so many brilliant moments from cinema.

Super Nintendo World

The entrance to Super Nintendo World

Super Nintendo World, located at Universal Studios in Japan, is a celebration of all things associated with the brand. It's a life-sized game, with the characters and levels of the company's countless titles brought to life in an incredibly interactive manner.

The theme park uses state-of-the-art technology so that guests can actually battle the likes of Bowzer or collect mushrooms and gold coins just like Mario. It's a gorgeous display of creative ingenuity and a real archive of Nintendo's proud history.

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