7 European Locations That Could Be In A Wes Anderson Film

Calling all die hard Wes Anderson fans! If you’re a fan of the director’s retro vibes and pastel hues seen in films like The Royal Tenenbaums, Grand Budapest Hotel, and Moonrise Kingdom, then you’ll love these European locations that look like they are straight out of a Wes Anderson movie. From stunning railways to charming palaces, these places are a travel Insta shot dream.

To celebrate the launch of the book ‘Accidentally Wes Anderson’ by Wally Koval, the creator of the iconic Instagram account @AccidentallyWesAnderson, here are some of the most eye-pleasing places in Europe that could easily be in a Wes Anderson film:

European Locations That Could Be in a Wes Anderson Film

1. Rhaetian Railway – Graubünden, Switzerland

The Rhaetian Railway is a mountain railroad network connecting Italy to Switzerland through wide valleys and mountain passes.

2. Warsaw University of Technology – Warsaw, Poland

The oldest technical research university in Poland with origins dating back to the early 19th century.

3. Palmenhaus Schönbrunn – Vienna, Austria

A dream greenhouse with lush greens and beautiful plants that make it a perfect photoshoot backdrop.

4. Punch & Judy Show – Weymouth, United Kingdom

A charming puppet show booth by the seaside in Weymouth dating back to the 17th century.

5. Palacio Real de Riofrío – Segovia, Spain

A pretty palace in central Spain with pastel-pink walls that are perfect for a photoshoot backdrop.

6. St. Michael’s Mount – Cornwall, England

A small tidal island in Cornwall, England with a castle and chapel that have been home to the St. Aubyn family since 1659.

7. Teatro de Maestranza – Seville, Spain

An opera house in Seville, Spain built in 1991 and considered one of the best venues in the country with its perfect color scheme and circular touches.

Excited to explore more places like these? Check out more incredible photos of Wes Anderson-esque locations here. Obsessed.

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