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Fictional places you can visit in real life in the US
Whether movies are actually shot in these places or they just serve as inspiration for the design of the set, these following places in the US are the real-life versions of the fictional settings in your favorite movies and TV shows. While you're planning your next road trip, don't forget to check out the fictional places you can visit in real life along the way.
Pawnee, IN, is the setting for the hit show 'Parks and Recreation.' They even sell merchandise from the show featuring Pawnee's slogan: "First in Friendship, Fourth in Obesity."
The town where 'Dawson's Creek' takes place, Capeside, is located somewhere on the cape in Massachusetts. Much of the filming also took place in Wilmington, NC.
The setting for 'Jaws,' Amity Island was based on the popular vacation destination in Massachusetts. Shallow shores made it easier to film the mechanical sharks used in the movie.
All three 'Back to the Future' movies were set in Hill Valley, a fictional city in California. Petaluma was considered as the filming location until sets were built in Universal Studios.
Fictional Chicago suburb, Shermer, was the setting for 'Sixteen Candles.' Writer and director John Hughes grew up in Northbrook and based the setting on his hometown.