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The Shire:
The Shire is a green and pleasant land, home to The Hobbits, where the journey of both Bilbo Baggins in the Hobbit and Frodo Baggins in the Lord of the Rings, begins.Rivendell:
The beautiful Elf home of Lord Elrond, a haven to the travellers in LOTR, and the meeting place for the Council of Elrond where the Fellowship is formed.
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Moria:
The great Dwarf kingdom of Khazad Dum, which became a tomb after the Dwarves dug too deep and released a Balrog. The Fellowship travelled through Moria on their journey, and Gandalf fought the Balrog.Lothlorien:
A mystical, magical place, home to Galadriel, one of the eldest and wisest Elves in middle-earth. The Fellowship are blind-folded and led into Lothlorien, where Frodo looks into the Mirror of Galadriel.
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Gondor:
For centuries the people of Gondor fought against the Evil forces of Mordor. After a prophetic dream that he shared with his brother Faramir; Boromir, Lord of Gondor, made his way to Rivendell and joined the Fellowship of the Ring.Mordor:
The Land of Shadow - Home to the Dark Lord Sauron in his fortress of Barad-dur. Sauron created the One Ring in the fires of Mount Doom.
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Isengard:
The home of Orthanc - the Tower of Saruman. Once a green land, but destroyed by Saruman to build an army of Uruk-hai.Weathertop:
The Great Watch Tower of Amon-sul, where the Hobbits are attacked by the Ringwraiths and Frodo is stabbed. They are rescued by Strider/Aragorn
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