Greatest Fictional Worlds Ever Created

Here are some of the fictional worlds that I really like.

1. Hogwarts from the Harry Potter series

Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry is truly magical. The school itself feels sentient thanks to magic that moves staircases and statues that come to life. There are dark parts to Hogwarts like the murderous centaurs, Dementors, and others, but it can also be a place of comfort to those who dwell within.

2. Narnia from The Chronicles of Narnia

An epic world with fantastic creatures and fierce battles between good and evil, Narnia has it all. Narnia has risen above the fantasy genre to find itself firmly lodged in classic literature. Narnia is a land where magic meets reality, one that has drawn in young and old alike over the past decades.

3. Westeros from A Game of Thrones

Regardless of the wildly popular television series, fans and non-fantasy-fiction fans alike love George R. R. Martin’s epic tales set in Westeros. However, Westeros is only one part of the entire fictional world created by Martin. Thanks to a firm grounding in historical lore, Westeros feels entirely real.

4. Wonderland from Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland

When young Alice tumbles down a rabbit hole, she enters an entirely different world where everything seems absurd and mind-bending. Talking animals, animated playing cards, and a tyrannical queen, one speculates if Wonderland is close to the center of the earth.

5. Panem from The Hunger Games trilogy

Panem is comprised of 13 districts and the Capitol. Run as a dictatorship, the Capitol is home to privileged groups of people. Despite the deprivation of many districts, Panem is incredibly advanced. Their technological capabilities far surpass the real world. Some examples of this include futuristic weaponry, transportation, and the arena in which the Hunger Games competitors fight in.