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Ever wanted to step straight into your favorite films? Europe is filled with real-world locations that look just like the screen. Here are some of the most iconic movie settings you can actually visit: The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014): The pastel-pink Wes Anderson masterpiece came to life inside the Görlitzer Warenhaus, a century-old art nouveau department store in Görlitz, Germany. Amélie (2001): Step into Montmarte through Amélie’s whimsical lens, have a crème brûlée at Café des Deux Moulins, and visit the tiny grocery store Au Marché de la Butte in Paris, France. Game of Thrones (2011–2019): The medieval city of Dubrovnik, Croatia became King’s Landing, the capital of Westeros, where you can walk the Jesuit Stairs ("Walk of Shame") or climb the city walls. Interstellar (2014): Explore the dramatic, otherworldly terrain of the Svínafellsjökull Glacier in Iceland. Harry Potter (2001): Alnwick Castle in England was Hogwarts in the first two films, specifically the courtyard where Harry learned to fly his broom for the first time. Star Wars: Attack of the Clones (2002): Villa del Balbianello on Lake Como, Italy hosted the romantic scenes between Anakin and Padmé. Call Me By Your Name (2017): Crema, Italy captures the golden summer atmosphere of the film, where you can visit Piazza del Duomo or cycle along the same country roads Elio and Oliver rode together. In Bruges (2008): Bruges, Belgium is the film's star, featuring cobbled lanes, medieval towers, and misty canals that mirror the dark humor and melancholy of the movie. Save this post for your ultimate European cinematic road trip! 🎬✨ #MovieLocations #EuropeTravel #TheGrandBudapestHotell #GameOfThrones #HarryPotter #TravelInspiration #Wanderlust

📍 This trip is all about charming northern Italy: we’re covering the dreamy town of Crema, where Call Me By Your Name was filmed and the beautiful old city of Bergamo’s Città Alta. Trust me, these spots are totally worthy if you dream to visit where the movie was filmed, there's more than theses two spots of course but if you don't have much time this itinerary is easy to add to your summer trip to Milano 🇮🇹✨ Top Spots to Visit: 1. Crema · Walk the cobbled streets where “Call Me By Your Name” was filmed. The city center is compact perfect for a chill daytrip. Must-sees: Piazza del Duomo and the gorgeous cathedral (Piazza Duomo, daily 8am–7pm). My tip: · Go early for dreamy morning photos and people-free squares! · Go to the tourist office and ask for the postcard! If you don't ask it they do not give it to you automatically ;) 2. Bergamo Città Alta (Old City) · Jump on the funicular (Viale Vittorio Emanuele II, 8am-10pm) up to the walled medieval city fast and so worth it for the views. Wander the ancient lanes, visit the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore (Piazza Duomo, 7:30am–7pm), and don’t miss sweeping panoramas from Rocca di Bergamo. My tip: · Do not eat there, there's loads of tourist trap saddly, I'd recommend for you to do a picnic! · If you really want to eat search for some good restaurants in the città bassa · To get the funicular ticket use the atb app on phone it will be 2x less expensive ;) #ItalyTrip #CremaFilm #BergamoViews #callmebyyourname

The food is incredible, and the coffee is the best I’ve had in a while. Pretty plates and food display, reasonable quantity so you don't feel horribly full once you finish eating. Delicate homemade pastries for dessert. An incredible worldwide coffee selection : Cuba, Ethiopa, Colombia etc. The atmosphere is peaceful and a great space for working on your laptop. A special mention for the superb and peaceful terrace limited by a delicate match of a wood wall and a green art deco wall. #europeonbudget#afternoonteatime

Crema is a delightful, understated Italian gem. Wandering Piazza del Duomo, I felt transported, with its elegant cathedral and historic buildings. The atmosphere is relaxed, a welcome change from bustling tourist hubs. The Sanctuary of Santa Maria della Croce, with its circular design, is architecturally stunning. I enjoyed leisurely strolls, savoring gelato and soaking in the local charm. It's a place where you can truly experience authentic Italian life, away from the overwhelming crowds. The town's connection to "Call Me By Your Name" adds a certain romantic allure, but Crema's inherent beauty stands on its own. #springwander #europetrip #instatravel #italy #trip
Joe041211Have been multiple times, it's worth returning once in a while. Stunning cathedral and view
Anonymous userThe place is iconic and always crowded. There is a secret metro exit that helps you create a trend video going upstairs and looking at the Duomo. There are always a lot of pigeons as well so be careful )
Ekaterina KolesnikovaI would highly recommend to visit when you're in Milan . Absolutely amazing. Please make sure you book this.
_TI***1m故事来自《圣经》新约。耶稣和十二位门徒一起吃最后一顿晚餐。就在晚餐期间,耶稣说了一句让所有人震惊的话:「你们中间有一个人要出卖我。」这个人就是犹大(Judas Iscariot)。达芬奇选择了这个戏剧性的瞬间,把十二位门徒听到消息后的反应全部画下来。
ang chip koonThe Pinacoteca di Brera is one of Milan's most important painting museums, renowned for its rich collection of art from the Renaissance to the Baroque periods. More than just a museum, the Pinacoteca di Brera itself is a historical monument, incorporating elements of an art academy, botanical garden, and observatory, forming a unique cultural and artistic complex.
冰语馨洁A Milan landmark, the castle was originally built in 1360 and rebuilt by the Sforza family in 1450. It is a typical Milanese Renaissance-style military castle. The red brick main structure, coupled with soaring towers, thick walls, and symmetrical arches, exudes grandeur and a vintage charm. The core courtyard and park are completely free, while the museums charge admission but the tickets are very low, and there are multiple free admissions. The castle houses more than ten themed museums, somewhat scattered, but their collections are so valuable they can be considered miniature art palaces. You can encounter top-tier masterpieces without having to travel to major art museums. The most dazzling of these is Michelangelo's last sculpture, the Pietà of Rondanini, a masterpiece from his later years, possessing immense artistic value.
驼马西行Teatro alla Scala in Milan is one of the most renowned opera houses in the world. Opened in 1778, it boasts a rich history of hosting some of the greatest operatic performances, featuring works by Verdi, Puccini, and other legendary composers. The theater's stunning neoclassical architecture and exceptional acoustics make it a beloved venue for opera lovers worldwide. Today, it remains a symbol of Italian culture and artistic excellence. #TeatroAllaScala 🎭 #Opera #Milan #LaScala #CulturalHerita
MelsidaA large public park in Milan, with squares at both ends from which you can see the Sforza Castle. It has a very obvious symmetrical layout with a pool in the center, where activities are often held.
莲子99So much to explore and learn about. One of the highlights of Milan trip, learning about various history.
RyanL2000The standard currency in Crema is EUR
Current exchange rate approx.: CAD ≈0.6EUR (actual exchange rates depend on the bank). Currency exchange tips:
1. Exchange currency at your local bank before departure, as rates are usually better than at the destination.
2. You can also withdraw cash from local ATMs.
3. Avoid exchanging currency at airports or hotels, as they offer the worst rates.