Real Vacation Spots Based on Your Favorite Movies and Shows

There are almost too many incredible Hello Kitty sights to see during a proper bucket list voyage, but suffice it to say that fans should pay a visit to Puroland in Tokyo.

Fans of the short-lived sci-fi series will remember seeing the Japanese Garden in Van Nuys, CA, during the episode "Trash" — not only will visitors enjoy gorgeous views of the meticulously manicured gardens, but they can also tour the actual administration building where the Firefly episode was filmed.

The Jacobite steam train (aka the Hogwarts Express) is one of many magical experiences on the ultimate Harry Potter travel bucket list, but its views of the Scottish countryside set it apart from the rest.

Buffy fans might not know that Angel's mansion actually exists, but the Ennis House in Los Feliz, CA, is 100 percent real. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, the architectural marvel will also please design-lovers.

Despite its tumultuous leadership, King's Landing has a picturesque location within the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros . . . and the beautiful city of Dubrovnik, Croatia, serves as its backdrop on the Game of Thrones TV series. When visiting, be sure to tour Minceta Fortress, which served as the setting for the House of the Undying in season two.

Who knew that the land of Dorne looked so much like southern Europe? The Martell family's activities take place at the Real Alcázar de Sevilla in Seville, Spain, during Game of Thrones season five, but you can tour the space without fear of Oberyn's Sand Vipers while vacationing.

Ballymoney, Ireland's Dark Hedges surround one of the most famous roads in the UK, but you might recognize the collection of hedges for its appearance as part of the King's Road on GOT.

Did you know that the Eyrie exists in real life? The Meteora monasteries in Greece served as the setting for the impressive Sky Castle in Game of Thrones and offer panoramic views of the Greek countryside for visitors willing to make the intimidating climb to the top.

The Cardiff Bay is a major location throughout Doctor Who and Torchwood, making an appearance in many episodes of each. Stroll by the Cardiff Bay water feature now known as Torchwood Tower (pictured here), then visit Ianto's Shrine to pay respects.

In "The Shakespeare Code" episode, the Tenth Doctor helps William Shakespeare face the Carrionites inside the historic Globe Theatre — English buffs and sci-fi fanatics alike will love this attraction!