Traveling to Imaginary Lands: Tourism in classical literature

Literature is a gateway to other worlds made with words. Classic Rainbow Collection Publishing a selected horizon is one of the most enduring masterpieces of classical world literature with full text and accurate translations that invite us to a wonderful journey to take places that can be visited not only in imagination, but in reality.

Ann Sherley’s novel in Green Gibbles, written by Lucy Mad Montgomery, published by Horizon Full Text, is spent on the island of Prince Edward, Canada. The real Green Gibels is a green ceiling white house that has become one of the most popular purposes of literary tourism in Canada today, where there are two hiking routes to travel in the Shirley world. The panels that have inspired by Montgomery’s writings are along these routes, and audiences can follow the footprint and his best friend Diana, crossing the forest.

El. Frank Bam speaks of an imaginary land created in America, inspired by Kansas. Oz may not be in reality, but the Oz-Estraganza Festival in the village of Chitanago is one of New York’s tourist attractions.

The village of Chitanago is the birthplace of the author of the book, which has published Horizon Publishing, and in the three -day festival in early June programs such as parade, concerts, street shows, handicraft sales and clothing design competitions will be held. The Museum of “Everything About Oz” in the village also shows a collection of works related to Oz. ​

In the Charlotte Cartoon Book. Be. White is also unclear, though the place of the story is unclear, but its mood and the spaces described in the novel are reminiscent of the quiet farms and the rural life of Newlandland. Visiting educational farms and agricultural exhibitions in the US can be an experience close to the Charlotte cartoon story that has published the full -text horizon.

Anna Siel’s house in Great Yarmouth, author of the beautiful black novel, is one of the tourist destinations in England dating back to centuries 1 or 2. Visitors can get acquainted with the life of the Sueli, the impact of his novel on the welfare of animals, and the rare and rare versions of the beautiful black book. Horizon Publishing has published the full text of the beautiful black novel in the classic rainbow collection.

Robin Hood’s adventures by Roger Lansin Green, who has published Horizon Publishing, occurs in the Sherwood Forest; The forest, which is a refuge for Robin Hood and his friends, is located in Nottingham in England, where myth and reality are intertwined. Tourists can visit this forest. The oak tree, which was the gathering place for Robin and his friends, is the Nottingham Castle, the Little and Robin Hood Tomb, or the archery experience, part of this exciting thrill designed for those interested in the Robin Hood Walk.

The Sherwood Forest hosts about 1.5 % of tourists annually, and in August, the Robin Hood Festival will be held with live performances with local actors, which rebuilds medieval atmosphere with legendary characters. ​