Welcome to another TTT! This week’s topic features books set in places I’d love to visit. I love traveling so much, and I frequently choose books because of where they take place. It was hard to narrow this list down to just ten picks!
1. Next Year In Havana by Chanel Cleeton – Havana, Cuba
I’ve always wanted to visit Cuba. It’s a place that seems frozen in time, and it sounds beautiful.
2. Well Met series by Jen DeLuca – A Renaissance Faire
This series takes place at so many faires and they sound like so much fun!
3. The Gem Thief by Sian Ann Bessey – Santorini, Greece
I’d LOVE to explore Santorini!
4. Take Me Back by Meghan March – A fancy, isolated island paradise near Belize
I’ve been to Belize and oh my gosh, the heat and humidity nearly drained the life from me. But this book takes place on a breezy island that’s private, quiet, and beautiful.
5. Snowflakes at the Little Christmas Tree Farm by Jaimie Admans – Christmas tree farm in Scotland
This farm sounds magical and beautiful, and has a hunky sweetheart of a man next door.
6. The Tourist Attraction by Sarah Morgenthaler – Moose Springs, Alaska
I love Alaska and I bet the Northern Lights are seen here often!
7. Christmas at Frozen Falls by Kiley Dunbar – Finnish Lapland
This book takes place at a snowy resort in Lapland where people go to see the Northern Lights. There’s cabins with Christmas trees and ornaments you can use to decorate, a reindeer farm, and a husky dog nursery!
8. Love & Luck by Jenna Evans Welch – Irish countryside
There are castles and historic sites and there’s so much pretty scenery! Plus, the author writes really great scenery descriptions.
9. A Court of Mist and Fury by Sarah J. Maas – The Night Court
I LOVED The Night Court and the secret, beautiful city of Velaris. The setting was just so pretty and magical. I also loved the people there, and all the new characters I got to meet. Plus, Rhys…
10. The Conspiracy of Us by Maggie Hall – Istanbul, Turkey
I’ve wanted to visit forEVER!
Which books are set in places you’d love to visit?
Love your list, Jana. Alaska made my list as well. We were supposed to visit Santorini in 2020, but COVID had other ideas. Thanks for sharing.
I read one of Jenna’s novels and it was so cute. Makes me for sure want to read more by her. :)
I want to visit so many places on your list! I am currently on holiday in Wales where the scenery is beautiful – it’s just sometimes hard to see through the rain 😂 still as someone from England who has been constantly complaining about the heat I am loving this weather 😂
I’ll join you for Cuba!
Great list of real and fictional bookish places you’d like to visit. I also have Velaris on my list, but I chose ACOSF because I’m fascinated by Nesta’s House of Wind and Library.
Can’t wait to read everyone’s bookish travel destinations.
Have a great week 🏝
I went on a 10-day tour of Turkey (It included Istanbul) and I highly recommend it. I lived in Greece for almost 2 years but did not get to Santorini (it’s expensive!), but toured a lot of other areas. I hope you are able to visit some of these places someday!
I am always interested in lots of places and since I have listed all my favourites last year, I have put together a few books from the Middle East this time.
I’ve been to a few of the places you listed and my favourite is Ireland. Beautiful country, lovely people.
OOh nice places! All places I’ve never been either! Lol.
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Thanks for hosting! I haven’t done a top ten tuesday since before you took it over and I’m so excited to be back! Santorini is on my list too and I forgot to put the Northern lights in my list. I am going to have to add some of these to my TBR.
My father-in-law is from Cuba so my husband and I would love to visit. Maybe someday.
I’d love to visit Greece and Turkey too.
Great list!
So many great places. I’ve done this type post before either for TTT or on my own, so I limited myself to places I haven’t used before.
I love going to the Ren Faires every year, it’s the whole reason I want to read Well Met!
Great list! I’d love to visit Alaska where the Northern Lights are visible, too!
Nice choices! Havana sounds wonderful and so does A Renaissance Faire!
You have some great locations here, Jana. I also have Lapland on my list for the same reasons. I have Greece, Scotland (the Highlands) and Irish coast, so some similarities.
Cuba sure sounds nice!
I have The Night Court/Velaris on my list for this week’s topic too, it definitely sounds very magical! :)
#3 goes right along with my list of TBR books set in Scotland. And a Christmas tree farm? Sounds wonderful! I’m packing my bags…
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I’ll join you in Istanbul. When are we going?