listen these tales have transported us
to places that could only exist in pure
imagination
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll
be counting down our top 10 fantasy
worlds from TV and film number 10
Westeros and the Seven Kingdoms from
Game of Thrones kicking off our list is
the fictional continent located far west
of the known world Westeros is made up
of seven unique kingdoms that have
existed for twelve thousand years a king
who sits upon an Iron Throne rules the
entire continent with a few exceptions
including the haunted forest and the
frozen shore that lies beyond the wall
to the far north the continents
inhabitants include humans ice creatures
called White Walkers fairies called the
children of the forest and mythical
Giants winter is coming
God’s help us all if we’re not ready
number 9 Florin and Gilder from the
Princess Bride
inconceivable this cult favorite film is
also based on a literary work I wish to
book my father used to read to me when I
was sick and I used to read a deal for
The Princess Bride features to battling
Renaissance era countries located in
Europe somewhere between Sweden and
Germany this terrific tale brings us
such memorable locations as the cliffs
of insanity and the fire swamp by the
way watch out for the rodents of unusual
size rodents of unusual size I don’t
think they exist number 8
toontown from Who Framed Roger Rabbit
located near Los Angeles California
this town can only be accessed by tunnel
and is home to all the world’s cartoon
characters not only is this town drawn
painted and animated but it also has an
almost dreamlike atmosphere and guess
what all the buildings and cars are
alive with their own personalities too
number 7
Neverland from Peter Pan Pirates Indians
mermaids fairies and a tribe of Lost
Boys who never want to grow up Neverland
is that place you can only get to by
journeying toward the second star to the
right and straight on till morning it’s
a large island surrounded by water
it’s most spectacular locations include
skull rock The Lost Boys hideout mermaid
lagoon and Pirates Cove number six the
Wizarding World from Harry Potter the
Wizards and non Wizards do coexist there
is a separate wizarding world hidden
from muggles by charms spells and
secrecy witches and wizards are governed
by the Ministry of Magic and live within
villages like Hogsmeade and Godric’s
Hollow
those places are cool but we’re most
enthused about Hogwarts School of
Witchcraft and Wizardry floating candles
messenger owls tables filled with
never-ending food need we say more
number 5 labyrinth from labyrinth this
world is a Jim Henson creation made up
of practical effects and puppets come
inside and have a nice cavity and David
Bowie is king the Goblin King that is
after snatching a girl’s baby brother he
forces her to make her way to his castle
which is inconveniently located at the
center of a giant maze where the only
way out of here is to try one of these
doors one of them leads to the castle at
the center of the labyrinth and the
other one leads to certain death the
fantastical locations found in labyrinth
include the bog the Goblin City and a
staircase filled puzzle room number 4
Wonderland from Alice in Wonderland if I
had a world of my own everything would
be non CIL’s you knew we’d be headed
down the rabbit hole sooner or later
this world is a creation of author Lewis
Carroll and it has been adapted to film
many times each time getting curiouser
and curiouser this kooky and colorful
place is packed with eccentric
characters who have lost their minds
but all roads lead to the well-kept
gardens and castle of the Queen of
Hearts ah what fire hands
number three Fantasia from the
neverending story based on a German
fantasy novel this film series brings us
the land of Fantasia
however this imaginary place is
endangered because the real world is
losing their sense of imagination
Fantasia is slowly being destroyed by
the nothing nothing is destroying our
world to save it Bastian departs on a
quest to give the childlike Empress a
name and does so by traveling on the
back of a dragon named Falkor
number two middle-earth from the Lord of
the Rings coming in a close second is a
location found in Earth’s fictional and
distant past middle-earth is populated
by such literary archetypes as hobbits
elves and dwarves and features gorgeous
vistas like the Shire as well as
sprawling kingdoms this place inspires
generation after generation of nerds to
take up role-playing we’re just glad
Peter Jackson properly captured its
majesty number one the Land of Oz from
The Wizard of Oz taking the top spot on
our list is the land traversed by a
yellow brick road the Land of Oz is a
rectangular place surrounded by desert
on all sides witches live there as do
the scarecrow tinman and a Cowardly Lion
from munchkin country to Emerald City
there are tons of sites to take in
we give Oz top honors for bringing color
to an otherwise colorless world plus
their flying monkeys with so many
incredible fantasy worlds in television
and film we’re sure we’ve missed a few
which is your favorite
to places that could only exist in pure
imagination
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’ll
be counting down our top 10 fantasy
worlds from TV and film number 10
Westeros and the Seven Kingdoms from
Game of Thrones kicking off our list is
the fictional continent located far west
of the known world Westeros is made up
of seven unique kingdoms that have
existed for twelve thousand years a king
who sits upon an Iron Throne rules the
entire continent with a few exceptions
including the haunted forest and the
frozen shore that lies beyond the wall
to the far north the continents
inhabitants include humans ice creatures
called White Walkers fairies called the
children of the forest and mythical
Giants winter is coming
God’s help us all if we’re not ready
number 9 Florin and Gilder from the
Princess Bride
inconceivable this cult favorite film is
also based on a literary work I wish to
book my father used to read to me when I
was sick and I used to read a deal for
The Princess Bride features to battling
Renaissance era countries located in
Europe somewhere between Sweden and
Germany this terrific tale brings us
such memorable locations as the cliffs
of insanity and the fire swamp by the
way watch out for the rodents of unusual
size rodents of unusual size I don’t
think they exist number 8
toontown from Who Framed Roger Rabbit
located near Los Angeles California
this town can only be accessed by tunnel
and is home to all the world’s cartoon
characters not only is this town drawn
painted and animated but it also has an
almost dreamlike atmosphere and guess
what all the buildings and cars are
alive with their own personalities too
number 7
Neverland from Peter Pan Pirates Indians
mermaids fairies and a tribe of Lost
Boys who never want to grow up Neverland
is that place you can only get to by
journeying toward the second star to the
right and straight on till morning it’s
a large island surrounded by water
it’s most spectacular locations include
skull rock The Lost Boys hideout mermaid
lagoon and Pirates Cove number six the
Wizarding World from Harry Potter the
Wizards and non Wizards do coexist there
is a separate wizarding world hidden
from muggles by charms spells and
secrecy witches and wizards are governed
by the Ministry of Magic and live within
villages like Hogsmeade and Godric’s
Hollow
those places are cool but we’re most
enthused about Hogwarts School of
Witchcraft and Wizardry floating candles
messenger owls tables filled with
never-ending food need we say more
number 5 labyrinth from labyrinth this
world is a Jim Henson creation made up
of practical effects and puppets come
inside and have a nice cavity and David
Bowie is king the Goblin King that is
after snatching a girl’s baby brother he
forces her to make her way to his castle
which is inconveniently located at the
center of a giant maze where the only
way out of here is to try one of these
doors one of them leads to the castle at
the center of the labyrinth and the
other one leads to certain death the
fantastical locations found in labyrinth
include the bog the Goblin City and a
staircase filled puzzle room number 4
Wonderland from Alice in Wonderland if I
had a world of my own everything would
be non CIL’s you knew we’d be headed
down the rabbit hole sooner or later
this world is a creation of author Lewis
Carroll and it has been adapted to film
many times each time getting curiouser
and curiouser this kooky and colorful
place is packed with eccentric
characters who have lost their minds
but all roads lead to the well-kept
gardens and castle of the Queen of
Hearts ah what fire hands
number three Fantasia from the
neverending story based on a German
fantasy novel this film series brings us
the land of Fantasia
however this imaginary place is
endangered because the real world is
losing their sense of imagination
Fantasia is slowly being destroyed by
the nothing nothing is destroying our
world to save it Bastian departs on a
quest to give the childlike Empress a
name and does so by traveling on the
back of a dragon named Falkor
number two middle-earth from the Lord of
the Rings coming in a close second is a
location found in Earth’s fictional and
distant past middle-earth is populated
by such literary archetypes as hobbits
elves and dwarves and features gorgeous
vistas like the Shire as well as
sprawling kingdoms this place inspires
generation after generation of nerds to
take up role-playing we’re just glad
Peter Jackson properly captured its
majesty number one the Land of Oz from
The Wizard of Oz taking the top spot on
our list is the land traversed by a
yellow brick road the Land of Oz is a
rectangular place surrounded by desert
on all sides witches live there as do
the scarecrow tinman and a Cowardly Lion
from munchkin country to Emerald City
there are tons of sites to take in
we give Oz top honors for bringing color
to an otherwise colorless world plus
their flying monkeys with so many
incredible fantasy worlds in television
and film we’re sure we’ve missed a few
which is your favorite
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