If you could only visit one place...

[Luthien of Narnia]

I'm sure we have all imagined travelling to Narnia, but what if Aslan gave you the chance to visit just one magical place? Could you decide?

[Herenya]

I don't think I could decide. For me, also, I think the interest would be in the people I could meet rather than the place itself. An empty setting, berefit of anyone else would probably be less interesting. Its the culturals and the characters that make these places exciting.

However, it would be interesting to see Narnia - just to 'see' it. I think I'd like to visit some of the islands they talk about in the Voyage of the Dawn Treader... but I'm not too fussed.

[DLF]

Augh! So hard to decide! But I agree with Herenya: the people/culture would of the most interest. With that in mind, (and in the interest of conquering indesciveness) I choose Cair Paravel. Who knows, one might even meet the Pevensies or *someone*. ;D

[Lady Guinevere]

Aslan's Camp, duh Lol...

[highkingpeter]

Is this a trick question? Are we all supposed to say Aslan's Camp? Haha!

I would have to say visiting Tumnus and the lamppost would be awesome, but so would seeing Aslan's How. So "Gah! I can't decide!"

[alisa]

I'd go for Cair Paravel.

[Luthien of Narnia]

I think I would visit Cair Paravel if I had the choice. Thanks for all the input, even if you can't decide!

[Gwenneth]

Ack, that's so hard!! But I chose Cair Paravel. It's so beautiful...

[Montana Bohemian]

Oh god. Are you serious? I'm supposed to make a decsion?

Ha ha ha. For me, it'd be between The Lantern Waste/Mr. Tumnus' and The White Witch's castle. I think I'm leaning more towards Mr. Tumnus'.

However, one place that I was just fascinated by, though NOT in Narnia, but can lead to Narnia, is that forest of lakes in The Magician's Nephew. Oh, so maybe not one, but two places, but also Jadis' country. I just found that place so fascinating.

Anyways...my choice is Mr. Tumnus'.