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*The '''Tum Tum Tree''' first appears in the [[Trust Me|second episode]] of the first season of ''[[Once Upon a Time in Wonderland]]''. Once Alice and Knave arrive at the Tum Tum Tree, they see [[Jafar]] has beat them to the punch and has already began sending his scarab creatures to dig beneath to find the bottle. Instead, Alice surprises Knave with news that she lied about the bottle's resting place so whoever is also looking to get their hands on it will inevitably be misled. {{Ep3|Trust Me}}
  
*The '''Tum Tum Tree''' first appears in the [[Trust Me|second episode]] of the first season of ''[[Once Upon a Time in Wonderland]]''. Once Alice and Knave arrive at the Tum Tum Tree, they see [[Jafar]] has beat them to the punch and has already began sending his scarab creatures to dig beneath to find the bottle. Instead, Alice surprises Knave with news that she lied about the bottle's resting place so whoever is also looking to get their hands on it will inevitably be misled. {{Ep3|Trust Me}}
 
*The '''Whispering Woods''' first appears in the [[Forget Me Not|third episode]] of the first season of ''[[Once Upon a Time in Wonderland]]''. To find a special item called the [[Forget Me Knot|forget me knot]], which will help [[Alice]] and [[Will Scarlet|Knave]] to see who dug up [[Cyrus]]' [[List of Items#Cyrus' Bottle|bottle]], they track down the [[Caterpillar]], who says [[Grendel/Handsome Man|Grendel]] of the Whispering Woods is in possession of it. On the way there, Alice and Knave fall into a pit trap and are taken hostage in Grendel's house to be served as his next meal. Instead, they discover Grendel has been using the forget me knot to constantly relive his old life in happier days. When they attempt to leave, a [[List of Species#Bandersnatches|Bandersnatch]] awaits them outside. Eventually, the Bandersnatch's overwhelming strength breaks down the door into the house. Havoc reigns until Alice catches its body in the forget me knot's loop and Knave uses a knife to kill the beast. Afterwards, Grendel, realizing he cannot keep living in the past, allows Alice and Knave to take the forget me knot. {{Ep|Forget Me Not}} }}
  
*The '''Whispering Woods''' first appears in the [[Forget Me Not|third episode]] of the first season of ''[[Once Upon a Time in Wonderland]]''. To find a special item called the [[Forget Me Knot|forget me knot]], which will help [[Alice]] and [[Will Scarlet|Knave]] to see who dug up [[Cyrus]]' [[List of Items#Cyrus' Bottle|bottle]], they track down the [[Caterpillar]], who says [[Grendel/Handsome Man|Grendel]] of the Whispering Woods is in possession of it. On the way there, Alice and Knave fall into a pit trap and are taken hostage in Grendel's house to be served as his next meal. Instead, they discover Grendel has been using the forget me knot to constantly relive his old life in happier days. When they attempt to leave, a [[List of Species#Bandersnatches|Bandersnatch]] awaits them outside. Eventually, the Bandersnatch's overwhelming strength breaks down the door into the house. Havoc reigns until Alice catches its body in the forget me knot's loop and Knave uses a knife to kill the beast. Afterwards, Grendel, realizing he cannot keep living in the past, allows Alice and Knave to take the forget me knot. {{Ep|Forget Me Not}} }}
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This page lists minor locations featured on ABC's Once Upon a Time and Once Upon a Time in Wonderland.

1920s England
Main article: 1920s England
  • The De Vil Mansion is the home of Madeline and Cruella De Vil.
  • Murray's Club is a nightclub on Beak Street, London.
Fairy Tale Land
Agrabah
Main article: Agrabah
  • Amara's House is the home of Amara, located in the outskirts of Agrabah.
  • The Agrabahn Palace is the home of the Sultan and his son Mirza.
Arendelle
Main article: Arendelle
Camelot
Main article: Camelot
DunBroch
Main article: DunBroch
Enchanted Forest
Main article: Enchanted Forest
Land Without Color
Main article: Land Without Color
Land Without Magic
Main article: Land Without Magic

Prominent Locations

  • Hong Kong first appears in the eighteenth episode of the second season on Once Upon a Time. It is the country August went to in seeking out a magical remedy to stop himself from turning back into wood. He meets a healer named the Dragon, who for a price will give him a potion to keep August human. However, August loses the potion and with the Dragon deceased under mysterious circumstances, he has no choice but to go to Storybrooke and help Emma break the Dark Curse. ("Selfless, Brave and True")
  • The Darling House first appears in the twenty-first episode of the second season on Once Upon a Time. It is the residential London home of Mary and George Darling, and their three children Wendy, John and Michael, live together. Baelfire breaks into the house out of curiosity and attempts to steal the family's bread but he is discovered by Wendy. They become friends and she hides him in the house. When discovered by Wendy's parents, Mary allows Baelfire to stay. During another night in the nursery, Baelfire wakes up and notices Wendy is out of bed staring at something outside the window. Wendy excitedly tells him about the Shadow she sees outside sometimes. Baelfire is worried and tells her that magic ruined his whole life, and he won't have it ruining her family. He makes her promise that if she ever sees the Shadow again she won't open the window for it. Despite her promise to Baelfire, she allows the Shadow to take her to Neverland. She returns home in the morning, but breaks the news to Baelfire that the Shadow wants to take one of her brothers away. Unwilling to let a family be split apart, he forms a plan to prevent it from happening. When the Shadow arrives the next night, they all run into the cubby hole except for Michael. Baelfire sacrifices himself to keep the Shadow from taking Michael, and is taken away instead. ("Second Star to the Right")
  • Lowell, Massachusetts first appears in the nineteenth episode of the fourth season. This is where Lily Page used to live, in a run-down apartment complex, before she faked her own death. ("Lily")
  • Mankato, Minnesota first appears in the nineteenth episode of the fourth season. This is where a young Emma Swan lives with her new foster parents, Bill and Katie. ("Lily")
  • Richfield, Minnesota first appears in the fifth episode of the fourth season on Once Upon a Time. This is where a young Emma Swan lives with her foster mother, Ingrid. ("Breaking Glass," "Family Business," "Shattered Sight")

Not Prominent Locations

Mentioned Locations

Netherworld
Main article: Netherworld
  • The Hall of Mirrors first appears in the eighth episode of the second season of Once Upon a Time. When someone is put under a Sleeping Curse, their soul is transported to a room filled with mirrors until they awake. It is located above the red room in the Netherworld. ("Into the Deep")
  • The Red Room first appears in the seventh episode of the second season of Once Upon a Time. After a person is woken up from the Sleeping Curse, a side effect of the curse being broken is the victim's soul will continuously return to the Netherworld's red room when asleep. The red room is windowless with no exits and is curtained in flames. If the person experiences the side effect long enough, he or she will have burn marks that manifest as a physical injury due to being in the red room. ("Child of the Moon")
Neverland
Main article: Neverland
  • Dead Man's Peak first appears in the fifth episode of the third season of Once Upon a Time. Long ago, on orders of their king, Captain Liam and his brother, Lieutenant Killian Jones ventured up to the peak to collect a plant with miraculous healing powers. Instead, they are previously warned by a boy, Pan, that the plant, Dreamshade, is deadly. Liam does not heed the advice and purposely cuts himself with a branch of Dreamshade, to which he is quickly poisoned and passes out. To save him, Pan allows Killian access to the island's remedial spring water. He cautions them to not leave the island unless willing to pay for the price of magic. Killiam assumes the boy wants a reward and hastily promises to give whatever he wants. After collecting the water, he rushes back to give it to Liam. With his brother healed, Killian turns to look around for Pan, but he is gone. The two then leave the island with plans to expose the truth about their king. ("Good Form")
Oz
Main article: Oz
  • Oz is divided into four cardinal quadrants: The North, The South, The East, and The West. Each quadrant is ruled over by its resident witch from the Sisterhood of Witches.
  • The West first appears in the twentieth episode of the third season of Once Upon a Time. It's the western quadrant of Oz and was formerly protected by Zelena as the Witch of the West before she turned wicked again and left Oz for the Enchanted Forest an unknown period of time afterwards. The cyclone that brought Dorothy to Oz dropped her and her house somewhere in the West. ("Kansas")
  • The Emerald City first appears in the sixteenth episode of the third season of Once Upon a Time. The city is located at the center of Oz and is the capital city of Oz. It appears to be a glowing metropolitan city with towering green buildings. Years ago, Zelena's adoptive parents were heading towards the Emerald City when they discovered Zelena as an abandoned newborn and took her in to raise as their own child. Some years later, Zelena returns to the City to ask the Wizard of Oz to find her real family. ("It's Not Easy Being Green")
  • The Royal Palace of Oz first appears in the sixteenth episode of the third season of Once Upon a Time. It's located inside the Emerald City and was formerly home to the Wizard of Oz. Inside the audience room, there is a section located behind the main platform and covered by large curtains where the Wizard lived and appeared to others as a giant silhouette. The floor of the main platform contains some form of magic which allows one to see past and present events in any location they desire. ("It's Not Easy Being Green," "Kansas")
  • The Heart of Oz first appears in the twentieth episode of the third season of Once Upon a Time. It is the meeting place of the Sisterhood of Witches and is located just outside of the Emerald City. ("Kansas")
Victorian England
Main article: Victorian England
Wonderland
Main article: Wonderland
  • The Black Forest first appears in the sixth episode of the first season of Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. On her way to Jafar's lair to save Cyrus, she travels through the Black Forest with only a lighted torch, which goes out moments later. Luckily, she sees a light ahead and hurries forward, but ends up trapped in the Boro Grove. ("Who's Alice")
  • The Boiling Sea first appears in the first episode of the first season of Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. During one of their many adventures, Alice and Cyrus end up travelling to the cliff of the Boiling Sea. As they admire the view, Cyrus musters the courage to propose to Alice, who accepts. However, they are interrupted by the Red Queen and her guards, who prompt the two lovers into battle. While Alice is held down by the guards, Cyrus begins to get dragged away, but breaks free to rescue her. To Alice's horror, the Red Queen magically throws him off the cliff edge into the Boiling Sea to his death. In actuality, Cyrus is caught by Jafar's magic carpet and taken hostage. ("Down the Rabbit Hole")
  • The Great Divide first appears in the fifth episode of the season of Once Upon a Time in Wonderland ("Heart of Stone")
  • Greener Pastures first appears in the second episode of the season of Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. After deciding love is more important than anything wishes can possibly give her, Alice, along with the genie, Cyrus, hide the bottle in a specific place in the field made of peas, a tower of lions, a windmill and a dandy-lion tree. Unbeknownst to them, the White Rabbit saw them burying the bottle, and later dug it up for the Red Queen. ("Trust Me")
  • The Mallow Marsh first appears in the first episode of the first season of Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. Alice and Knave journey to Wonderland and fall on the soft surface of the marsh. The sticky substance causes them to sink deeper in, so the White Rabbit runs to find help. Alice comes up with the idea to toast the marsh with a dragonfly's spitfire, and when it becomes hardened, they are able to free themselves out. ("Down the Rabbit Hole")
  • Mimsy Meadows first appears in the second episode of the first season of Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. Alice meets and falls in love with a genie named Cyrus. Though he offers her three wishes, she would rather be with him. Together, they decide to bury the genie bottle near a dandy-lion tree so he will never have to go back inside. Secretly, the White Rabbit witnesses this. Following Alice's return to Wonderland to rescue Cyrus, she purposely lies about the true location of the bottle, and says it is in Mimsy Meadows under the Tum Tum Tree. The White Rabbit, under duress, procures the bottle for the Red Queen. By the time Alice and Knave go to unearth the bottle at its true location, it is already gone. ("Trust Me")
  • The Outlands first appears in the eighth episode of the first season of Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. In the past, Cyrus struck a deal with the Caterpillar to make himself and Alice disappear. The Caterpillar accepts Cyrus' payment, a Lost and Found compass, and creates an invisible hideout for them in the Outlands. Cyrus and Alice arrive there while he brings up the fact she will always be in danger because of him. She believes they can deal with whatever life throws at them and is willing to do anything except part from him. Then, Cyrus shows her the invisible hideout, which they can use as a temporary home. ("Home") Alice returns to the hideout when she learns Cyrus has escaped the clutches of Jafar. She is certain that the hideout is the one place he would go to, but doesn't find him inside. Suddenly, Alice sees Cyrus approaching from the outside and rushes out to him. ("Home")
  • The Red Wagon first appears in the fifth episode of the first season of Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. It is a small wagon situated in the woods of Wonderland where Will Scarlet and Anastasia first lived. ("Heart of Stone")
  • Tulgey Woods first appears in the first episode of the first season of Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. The woods are located in the Red Queen's territory. Alice and Knave cross into Tulgey Woods, which is located in the Red Queen's territory, to reach the Mad Hatter's house located at the other end of the woods. After boosting herself up into a tree to get a better look at where the house is, Alice encounters a much more unfriendlier Cheshire Cat, but is rescued by Knave. ("Down the Rabbit Hole")
  • The Mad Hatter's House first appears in the first episode of the first season of Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. The cottage is located at the far end of the Tulgey Woods, was previously housed by the Mad Hatter and now remains abandoned. By the word of the White Rabbit, Alice believes Cyrus has been hiding there, but they do not find him inside the building. She leaves the house in a disheartened state, but finds Cyrus' talisman on the ground, which proves he is alive. ("Down the Rabbit Hole")
  • The Tum Tum Tree first appears in the second episode of the first season of Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. Once Alice and Knave arrive at the Tum Tum Tree, they see Jafar has beat them to the punch and has already began sending his scarab creatures to dig beneath to find the bottle. Instead, Alice surprises Knave with news that she lied about the bottle's resting place so whoever is also looking to get their hands on it will inevitably be misled. ("Trust Me")
  • The Whispering Woods first appears in the third episode of the first season of Once Upon a Time in Wonderland. To find a special item called the forget me knot, which will help Alice and Knave to see who dug up Cyrus' bottle, they track down the Caterpillar, who says Grendel of the Whispering Woods is in possession of it. On the way there, Alice and Knave fall into a pit trap and are taken hostage in Grendel's house to be served as his next meal. Instead, they discover Grendel has been using the forget me knot to constantly relive his old life in happier days. When they attempt to leave, a Bandersnatch awaits them outside. Eventually, the Bandersnatch's overwhelming strength breaks down the door into the house. Havoc reigns until Alice catches its body in the forget me knot's loop and Knave uses a knife to kill the beast. Afterwards, Grendel, realizing he cannot keep living in the past, allows Alice and Knave to take the forget me knot. ("Forget Me Not")

References

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