Whenever I crack open a book and find a map, I know I’m in for an adventure. Plus, maps in books are incredibly helpful since they lay out fictional, imaginary worlds in a way that makes the story clearer for directionally-challenged people like me. I can’t read a real map to save my life, but in books, I love to feel like I can investigate and explore the setting along with my favorite characters.

While writing Essential Maps for the Lost (which you can read an extended excerpt of here for free until April 17), Deb Caletti immersed herself in literary maps—specifically the map inside E.L. Konigsburg’s From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler. In addition to the Mixed-Up Files map, I’ve rounded up a few more places that I’d love to travel to without leaving my couch. Let me know in the comments which fictional worlds, cities, and spaces you’d like to explore!

Map of The Met from From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler

The Marauder’s Map from Harry Potter

Middle-earth from The Lord of the Rings

Narnia from The Chronicles of Narnia

The Lands Beyond from The Phantom Tollbooth

Liliput and Blefuscu from Gulliver’s Travels

Oz from The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

Road trip map from The Last True Love Story

Alagaësia from Eragon

The Kingdom from Huntress

Beechwood Island from We Were Liars

Eretz from Daughter of Smoke & Bone

The North and The South from A Game of Thrones

Anidori’s journey from The Goose Girl

Camp Half-Blood from Percy Jackson 

The Grisha Universe from Six of Crows