By the MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Disney movies evoke childhood memories and emotions for many people, and their scenes are incredibly magical. Surprisingly, most of these settings are inspired by real-life locations. Here’s a list of ten sources of inspiration for Disney scenes, including castles, ruins, and natural landscapes.
Many Disney movie scenes are based on real-world locations (Photo/Disney, Normandy)
1. Moana – Samoa
The story of Moana is set in the South Pacific islands and draws from the long-standing Polynesian legend of the demigod Maui. The production team made three field trips to conduct research, visiting places such as Fiji, Samoa, Tahiti, and New Zealand.
Samoa (Photo/Samoa Tourism)
2. Mulan – The Forbidden City
Mulan is a childhood memory for many, and it’s not hard to spot that the final scenes were shot at the Forbidden City in Beijing, China.
Mulan (Photo/Disney, Wikipedia)
3. Finding Nemo – Sydney
One scene in Finding Nemo was filmed at the Sydney Opera House.
Sydney Opera House (Photo/Wikipedia)
4. Tangled – Le Mont-Saint-Michel
The castle where Princess Rapunzel lives in Tangled is inspired by the mountain town of Le Mont-Saint-Michel in France’s Manche department, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Le Mont-Saint-Michel (Photo/Normandie)
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