Set-jetting seven decades of iconic film locations

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Set-jetting seven decades of iconic film locations Film and TV transport our imaginations around the world — and even to galaxies far, far away. But while the on-screen drama may be fantasy, many awe-inspiring sets are places you can visit in real life.   GET SET, GO   Featured titles Film & TV Locations: A Spotter's Guide BUY NOW   Europe's Best Trips BUY NOW   Lonely Planet's Guide to Travel Photography BUY NOW   See more titles   Read more Going underground: exploring the best sights below London Forget the tube: from catacombs and abandoned stations to lost rivers and buried art-hubs, it's possible to explore London's real underground. WHAT LIES BENEATH Featured titles London city guide BUY NOW   Great Britain travel guide BUY NOW   Western Europe travel guide BUY NOW   See more titles   Read more Mountains, music and microbrews: rediscovering Denver Denver is perhaps best known as a gateway to adventures in the Rocky Mountains, but this characterful, outdoorsy city has lots to offer in its own right.  MILE HIGH CITY New editions Western USA travel guide BUY NOW   Vancouver city guide BUY NOW   England travel guide BUY NOW   See more titles   Read more Where to go in May for value May is a great time for budget travellers looking for a dream escape at shoulder-season prices. WELL-TIMED TRAVEL Visit our shop The world's most exciting destinations delivered directly to your door

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