Today’s Topic: Places Mentioned In Books That I’d Like to Visit
Hosted by: That Artsy Reader Girl
Travel is one of my passions. I love going someplace new and experiencing the culture and sights of that place. However, time and money limits the amount of travel I’m able to do.
That is one of the reason I enjoy reading. It’s armchair travel at it’s best. As soon as I crack open the pages, I’m instantly transported and experiencing that place vicariously through the characters. And of course, it also allows me to time travel, which is sadly still impossible in real life.
Here are a few of the book places I’d like to visit in real life.
European road trip in a vintage Ferrari, yes please! (France, Switzerland and Italy)
Current and 1920’s Ireland -Let’s be honest, Ireland is a dream destination no matter the time period
An English country manor home during Christmas -How much more cozy holiday, can you get?
Bradfordwood, a family manor turned Bed and Breakfast in Washington state sounds so charming.
1920’s Boston -who needs Jazz Age NYC when there’s Boston?!
Green Valley, Tennessee – Really, I just want to be part of the Winston family inner circle, but I do love Tennessee.
Love in Three Quarter Time, Rose in Three Quarter Time
Vienna, Austria – Thanks to McMillan, Vienna has now surpassed Paris as my top dream destination.
Isle of Skye – but only in the summer, so I don’t freeze my patootie off.
Nantucket – Hmm, I seem to have a thing for islands…
Prince Edward Island – Long time bucket list trip with my mom and sister.
What are some of the bookish destinations you would like to visit?
Ireland is on my bucket list. It seems like such a beautiful country.
My Top Ten Tuesday post.
It really does, doesn’t it? I think it’s all that vibrant emerald green and the ancient history hovering like mist everywhere.
I’m so pleased to see Anne of Green Gables/Prince Edward Island on your list. It’s definitely on my Bucket List.
It may be one the places that’s been on my bucket list the longest. Since childhood actually. One of these days…