Hey there Lykkers, are you a book lover, who gets transported to different worlds through your favorite reads? Well, if you are, then you know the feeling of finishing a captivating book and immediately wanting to step into its setting in real life.

Forget makeshift recreations; why not plan a trip to experience your beloved book settings firsthand? Let's dive into some fantastic destinations inspired by popular books that are worth adding to your travel bucket list.

1. Asheville, North Carolina - Inspired by "Book Lovers" by Emily Henry

In "Book Lovers," the charming town of Sunshine Falls, North Carolina serves as the backdrop for Nora and Charlie's romance.

Drawing inspiration from the small mountain towns near Asheville, this city offers a picturesque setting that mirrors the novel's essence.

Explore local coffee shops, boutique stores, and don't miss a visit to Malaprop’s Bookstore/Cafe for a bookish delight. While in Asheville, make sure to tour the opulent Biltmore Estate and immerse yourself in nature by hiking the Black Balsam Trail.

2. Newport, Rhode Island - Inspired by "The Wedding People" by Alison Espach

After reading "The Wedding People," you'll find yourself yearning to visit Newport, Rhode Island. Explore Bowen’s Wharf and Bannister’s Wharf for scenic views and indulge in a lobster roll by the waterfront. Discover the town's history by touring the Gilded Age mansions like The Breakers and walking along The Cliff Walk. To end your day, enjoy a breathtaking sunset cruise in Newport.

3. Zermatt, Switzerland - Inspired by "A Court of Thorns and Roses" by Sarah J. Maas

Enter the magical realm of Sarah J. Maas's book by visiting Zermatt, Switzerland. With towering mountains and a picturesque village reminiscent of Velaris, Zermatt offers a fairytale-like experience. Ride the Gornergrat Railway or take a cable car to Matterhorn Glacier Paradise for stunning panoramic views. Don't miss out on the skiing and hiking opportunities Zermatt has to offer.

4. Nantucket, Massachusetts - Inspired by "The Perfect Couple" by Elin Hilderbrand

For a coastal getaway inspired by "The Perfect Couple," head to Nantucket, Massachusetts. Rent a bike to explore the island, visit downtown Nantucket for shopping, and learn about the town's maritime history at the Whaling Museum. Capture stunning images at iconic lighthouses and unwind at Jetties Beach for a relaxing day by the sea.

5. Traverse City, Michigan - Inspired by "Tom Lake" by Ann Patchett

If you're craving the cherry farm setting from "Tom Lake," Traverse City, Michigan, is the place to be. Visit during the National Cherry Festival or pick cherries in the summer months. Explore The Village at Grand Traverse Commons for dining and shopping or venture to Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore for outdoor adventures and beverages tasting at local vineyards.

6. Port Townsend, Washington - Inspired by "Remarkably Bright Creatures" by Shelby Van Pelt

Experience the coastal charm of "Remarkably Bright Creatures" by visiting Port Townsend, Washington. Embark on whale-watching expeditions, explore Main Street's shops and eateries, and hike the trails at Fort Worden State Park. Discover the Victorian architecture and natural beauty this town has to offer.

7. Los Angeles, California - Inspired by "Daisy Jones and the Six" by Taylor Jenkins Reid

Immerse yourself in the world of Taylor Jenkins Reid's novels set in LA, starting with "Daisy Jones and the Six." Plan a week-long vacation exploring the city and dive into the vibrant music scene that inspired the book.

So Lykkers, which book-inspired destination are you adding to your travel list next? Happy reading and traveling!