Have you ever wished to teleport to a movie scene, experience the life on the other side of the screen? Walk beside harry on the revolving staircase, stay at Xavier’s school for gifted children (X-men), crawl into the Hobbits’ hole.

While many of the sets are designed by the experts on advanced Softwares, most of the movie makers prefer real life locations, here are a few of the locations from your favorite movies that you can visit and have an experience of a lifetime.

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The Marriott Marquis Hotel at 265 Peachtree Center Avenue NE in Atlanta, Georgia selected for its huge atrium having Glass elevators is where you’ll find Katnis Everdeen and Peeta Mellark training in the Tribute training Centre.

Hansel & Gretel (2013)- Witch hunters village in Augsburg, Germany

The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)- Gorlitzer Warenhouse Department store, Germany

Hobbiton-The Lord of the Rings and hobbit Series Are you a huge LOTR fan? Start planning your trip to Matamata, New Zealand where you can step into the lush pastures of the Shire and experience the Middle Earth crawl into the Hobbit holes and live your dream.

Yavin- from Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope(1977) The Massassi Outpost rebel base on the fourth moon of Yavin in the original Star Wars was shot at the original site of the Mayan Temple ruins, in The Tikal National Park, Guatemala. This is the one of the largest archaeological sites of pre-Columbian Maya Civilization and a great place to visit for all the Star Wars fans and the history buffs out there.

Xavier’s school for Gifted youngsters from X-Men(2000) Ever wanted to visit Xavier’s school for Gifted youngsters? Well here is your chance to do so. The Tudor Revival style Hatley Castle, British Columbia, Canada is a mansion built in the 20th Century. To shoot some of exterior views Casa Loma, Toronto and Parkwood estate in Oshawa, Ontario were used. So all the Marvel geeks you know where to plan your next museum visit to.

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