14 Places Every Harry Styles Fan Needs to Visit in Their Lives

Harry grew up in the small village of Holmes Chapel in England, so this is where any Harry-related trip must begin. While there, you should go past Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School and W. Mandeville Bakery, where Harry used to be a baker.

Back in 2011, Harry and Louis Tomlinson went to Leeds Festival, and we've only gotten pieces of the story from what was probably a rousing trip. Some fans say they partied with the two, some say they had a silent disco, but we do know is Harry wore his festival bracelet for awhile after and Louis has since claimed he can't remember the trip at all.

Arguably one of One Direction's biggest shows ever was when they headlined Madison Square Garden in New York in 2012. The group released their first US album in March 2012 and tickets for MSG went on sale — and immediately sold out — in April. All the boys, not just Harry, often reference that show as being one of their favorites and most important.

For some reason, Harry is a fan of the Green Bay Packers. He wears the cheese head and watches games, so you should channel his Packers-loving energy into a game at Lambeau Field.

One Direction recorded a charity single, "One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)," and recorded the video in Ghana. Harry made sure to point out in One Direction: This Is Us that Ghana became one of his favorite places after such an awesome experience in the country.

While One Direction was touring South America, Harry and Liam hiked Machu Picchu. While you probably can't follow the exact path they did (if you know what it is, I need to know your secrets), you can have lunch on the mountainside in relatively the same area the two of them hung out.

Harry loves Brazil. He loves Brazil so much that he got a tattoo that says "Brasil" nearly on his butt and showed it off while on stage in Rio De Janeiro. Also, if you've been a fan since this tour in 2014, you probably recall how many caipirinhas he drank and how extra he was the whole time.

One Direction's last show was at the Sheffield Arena in Sheffield, England, on Oct. 31, 2015. During the show, there was a lot of dancing, a lot of singing, and a lot of tears.

I think it's safe to say one of Harry's favorite restaurants in LA is Cafe Habana in Malibu. The restaurant is owned by Harry's close friend Rande Gerber, and the two of them, along with Rande's wife, Cindy Crawford, can be spotted having lunch on the patio.

Harry's a pretty fit guy and has been known to enjoy a SoulCycle class or two. He's also a fan of Barry's Bootcamp if that workout is more your speed. I personally enjoy neither, so this one would not be on my travel bucket list — however, other Harry fans are more fit than me.

Ah, how could we forget Harry's little holiday getaway with Kendall Jenner in St. Barts? If you've got a yacht at your disposal, you can sail out on the waters and re-create the steamy time the two of them had.

Harry recorded a majority of his debut album, Harry Styles, while tucked away in Jamaica with some of his band, producers, and some friends. They spent weeks there shutting out the rest of the world and cranking out the album. The serene waters of the Caribbean seemed to have provided the perfect inspiration for him.

Harry's first headlining show as a solo artist was this year at The Garage in Islington, London. In the small venue, he played the entirety of his debut album as well as a few covers. Tickets were cheap, cash only, and proceeds went to charity.

You can see the real-life locations where the Dunkerque evacuations took place — and where Dunkirk was filmed — if you head to France. You can walk along the beaches where Harry and the other soldiers filmed their parts in the Christopher Nolan film that is smashing it at the box office right now.