Iconic Literary Cities and Landscapes

Iconic setting for works like *Les Misérables*, rich in literary history and landmarks.

Setting for *Pride & Prejudice*, embodying England's social climate during the Napoleonic Wars.

Inspiration for *To Kill a Mockingbird*, reflecting racial tensions in the American South.

Setting for *The Great Gatsby*, symbolizing the Roaring Twenties.

UNESCO City of Literature, known for its medieval literary heritage and festivals.

Inspiration for *Little Women*, a hub for the Transcendentalist movement.

Birthplace of James Joyce and Oscar Wilde, known for its vibrant literary scene.

First UNESCO City of Literature, known for its literary festivals and historical authors like Sir Walter Scott.

Cradle of gaucho literature, home to renowned authors like Mario Benedetti.

Influential in Russian literature, with authors like Dostoevsky and Tolstoy.