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10 Travel Spots Every True Swiftie Will Know

🎶 “Nice to meet you, where you been? I could show you incredible things…” 🎶 …like places straight from Taylor Swift’s lyric book!

Hey there, fellow Swifties! Today we embark on a ‘swift’ journey, hopping through places that are not just coordinates on a map but are timeless pieces in Taylor’s melodic tales.

Buckle up as we spin around the globe, visiting spots that have touched our hearts through melodies and exist for us to explore in the real world!

1. Cornelia Street

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Address: Cornelia Street, Greenwich Village, New York, USA
Song: “Cornelia Street” from the album “Lover” (2019)

Notes for the Traveler: Cornelia Street is more than just a name from Taylor’s “Lover” album; it’s where real-life love stories unfolded. Did you know Taylor rented a place here in 2016?

Stroll along the street, grab a coffee from a nearby café, and let yourself be enveloped by the charming West Village vibes. Maybe you’ll find a love story to pen down, just like Taylor!

Fun Fact: Swift’s home on Cornelia Street was a carriage house boasting its own indoor pool!

2. Centennial Park

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Address: 2500 West End Ave, Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Song: “Invisible String” from the Album “Folklore” (2020)

Notes for the Traveler: Oh, the tales this park could tell if it could speak! A go-to spot for young Taylor and her family, Centennial Park is beautifully penned in “The Best Day.”

You can also find this Nashville green space mentioned in “Invisible String” as the place where Taylor would read and hope to meet someone.

A lush space in the heart of Nashville, it’s a must-visit for every Swiftie hoping to walk the paths Taylor once did as a little girl.

Fun Fact: Don’t forget to check out the full-scale replica of the Parthenon while you’re there, it’s one of the landmarks of the park!

3. The High Line

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Address: The High Line, New York, NY, USA
Song: “Welcome to New York” from the album “1989” (2014) and “Cardigan” from “Folklore” (2020)

Notes for the Traveler: “Welcome to New York, it’s been waiting for you!” Echoing the triumphant tune from Taylor’s pop transition in “1989”, the High Line is a perfect spot to feel the New York energy. This elevated linear park offers stunning views of the city’s architecture and artwork while you reminisce about Taylor’s adventures in the Big Apple.

Fun Fact: The High Line was built on a historic freight rail line elevated above the streets on Manhattan’s West Side!

4. London

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Song: “London Boy” from the album “Lover” (2019)

Notes for the Traveler: Calling all lovers of London… and Taylor Swift! The adventures in “London Boy” can curate a sweet little Swift-inspired travel guide. Let’s hop on a scooter (mind the gap and the traffic, please!) and delve into the romanticized spots of the UK’s capital.

From strolling through Camden Market in the afternoon, enjoying some chippy in Highgate to wandering around in West End, Taylor’s London journey is somewhat of a beautiful, timeless love letter to the city through the eyes of an enamored visitor. But hey, who knows? Maybe while you’re sipping your afternoon tea in Hampstead Heath or taking a lovely stroll down the Mall, you might be lucky enough to bump into Taylor and her London boy (a.k.a. Joe Alwyn).

Fun Fact: Did you know that Joe Alwyn, Taylor’s beau, was born in North London? Some of the spots mentioned in the song like Highgate might just be nods to Joe’s stomping ground!

Potential Spots to Explore:

Camden Market, Camden Lock Pl, Camden Town, London Imagine browsing through the quirky stalls, each one possibly hiding treasures of all kinds – from vintage garments to unique trinkets. A bustling spot, offering a veritable feast for the senses!

Hampstead Heath, London A lush escape from the city vibes, offering stunning views and a breath of fresh air. Picture yourself enjoying a quiet, serene moment in a locale that might’ve inspired lyrics of love and contentment.

The West End, London Whether it’s about catching a show or simply meandering through the lively streets, The West End promises a dazzling array of experiences – lights, drama, and perhaps, a bit of Taylor’s enchanting narrative echoing through the alleyways.

5. Nashville, Tennessee

A breathtaking panoramic view of Nashville at sunset, with the city's lights reflecting on the river and a traditional paddle steamer cruising by.
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Song: Various songs, as Nashville has been a significant place in Taylor’s life and career.

Potential Spots to Explore:

Bluebird Café (this is where Taylor was discovered!)

Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum (Taylor has donated to the museum and has an education center named after her)

6. Paris, France

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Song: “Begin Again” from the album “Red” (2012)
Song: “Paris” from “Midnights” (2023)

Potential Spots to Explore:

The Seine River

Café de Flore (Not directly mentioned in the song, but it’s an iconic Parisian café and it fits the vibe of “Begin Again” perfectly)

7. Holy Ground

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Address: No specific address as “Holy Ground” refers metaphorically to a place where Taylor had good memories with an ex-lover.
Song: “Holy Ground” from the album “Red” (2012)

Notes for the Traveler: While not a literal location, you could explore places in New York where Taylor has been known to hang out during the “Red” era or places she lived, turning it into your own ‘holy ground’ Swiftie pilgrimage!

8. Out Of The Woods

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Song: “Out Of The Woods” from the album “1989” (2014)

Potential Spots to Explore:

The song’s music video was filmed in New Zealand, providing stunning visuals. You might explore the filming locations such as Bethells Beach and the Waitakere Ranges.

9. The Lakes

Lakes District

Song: “The Lakes” from the album “Folklore” (2020)

Potential Spots to Explore:

This song was inspired by the Lake District in England, a stunning area of natural beauty. You might explore spots like Windermere or Keswick.

10. Delicate

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Song: “Delicate” from the album “Reputation” (2017)

Potential Spots to Explore:

The Golden Gopher Bar and the Millennium Biltmore Hotel, Los Angeles, are two locations from the music video that fans might like to visit.

Ready for It?

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Swifties, our lyrical journey across Taylor’s musical landmarks, comes to a sweet pause here. We’ve strolled down Cornelia Street, basked under the Parisian skies, and hopped along the lively lanes of London, all through the magical lens of Taylor’s tunes.

Just as Taylor croons in “I Know Places,” we too have explored places, each one with a story, a melody, and memories waiting to be created. It’s been a ride – one of notes, narratives, and numerous Instagrammable spots.

Although we’ve uncovered some locations from Taylor’s enchanting musical tales, we all know that secret spaces and love stories are still out there, wrapped in mystery and waiting to be discovered by you.

In the words of our beloved songstress, 🎶 “I know places we can hide” 🎶. Perhaps your next trip, inspired by the melodic words of Taylor, will unfold new secret spots, creating your own clandestine tales in these lyrical cities.

And who knows, while discovering these wonderful places, you might find hidden corners that whisper new tales into your ears, waiting to be penned down in a Swift-inspired diary. With Taylor’s music as our guide, the world seems all the more magical, doesn’t it?


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