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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

De Vil Mansion

De Vil Mansion is a 1920s England location. It first appears in the eighteenth episode of the fourth season. It is the home of Madeline and her daughter Cruella De Vil, whom she had locked up in her attic bedroom.	File:418DeVilMansion.png

Murray's Club

Murray's Club is a 1920s England location. It first appears in the eighteenth episode of the fourth season. It is a nightclub on Beak Street, London, where Isaac Heller took Cruella De Vil and she asked him to run away with her.

Agrabah

Amara's House

Amara's House is an Agrabah location. It first appears in the fourth episode of the spin-off. It is the home of Amara, located in the outskirts of Agrabah, and it is where Jafar asked her to teach him magic and later turned her into his serpent shaped staff.

Arendelle

Arendelle Castle

Arendelle Castle is an Arendelle location. It first appears in the first episode of the fourth season. It is the home of Elsa and Anna.	File:403ArendelleCastle.PNG

Arendelle Docks

Arendelle Docks is an Arendelle location. It first appears in the first episode of the fourth season. It is where ships come and go between Arendelle and other locations such as Misthaven.

Ice Palace

Ice Palace is an Arendelle location. It is first mentioned in the third episode of the fourth season, when Elsa is telling Ingrid about her creations. Besides the palace, she also mentions a living snowman.

Northern Isles

Northern Isles is an Arendelle location. They are first mentioned in the first episode of the fourth season. On their secret journey to Misthaven, the Queen and King of Arendelle offer Grand Pabbie a cover story of going on a diplomatic mission to the Northern Isles.

North Valley

North Valley is an Arendelle location. It first appears in the third episode of the fourth season.

Rock Trolls Valley

Rock Trolls Valley is an Arendelle location. It first appears in the first episode of the fourth season. It is the home of the Rock Trolls who are led by Grand Pabbie. People of Arendelle come to this place seeking answers or help from Pabbie.

Royal Gravestones

Royal Gravestones is an Arendelle location. It first appears in the first episode of the fourth season. Two pillars of stone have been set vertically, with engravings, in memory of the King and Queen of Arendelle.

Southern Isles

Southern Isles is an Arendelle location. It is first mentioned in the third episode of the fourth season. It is the home of Hans and his family.

Southern Mountains

Southern Mountains is an Arendelle location. They first appear in the third episode of the fourth season.

Wandering Oaken's Trading Post

Wandering Oaken's Trading Post is an Arendelle location. It first appears in the sixth episode of the fourth season. It is a shop run by Oaken, where Anna frequently stops by, and the place where she meets the traveler Belle from the Enchanted Forest.

Weselton

Weselton is an Arendelle location. It is first mentioned in the seventh episode of the fourth season. It is the home of the Duke. It is often mispronounced as "Weaseltown".

Camelot

Camelot Castle

Camelot Castle is a Camelot location. It first appears in in the first episode of the fifth season. Originally a single tower known as Merlin's Tower, King Arthur used the magical Sands of Avalon to form the rest of the castle and "fix" Camelot.

Caledonian Forest

Caledonian Forest is a Camelot location. It appears in the eighth episode of the fifth season.

Oxleigh

Oxleigh is a Camelot location. It appears in the seventh episode of the fifth season. It was the home village of Nimue and was known for its middlemist flowers before it was destroyed by Vortigan.

DunBroch

DunBroch Castle

DunBroch Castle is a DunBroch location. It appears in the ninth episode of the fifth season. It is the home of Merida and her family, and it is where the United Clans of Dunbroch gather for important events such as Meridas' coronation.

Southern Moor

Southern Moor is a DunBroch location. It appears in the sixth episode of the fifth season. It is where he Clans of DunBroch, led by Lord Macintosh, take Merida's brothers and set their execution.	File:506DunBrochLandscape.png

Enchanted Forest

Glinda's Pocket Dimension

Glinda's Pocket Dimension is an Enchanted Forest location. It appears in the nineteenth episode of the third season. It is where Glinda, banished from Oz by the Wicked Witch of the West, is sent. Full of ice and snow, it is located south of Rumplestiltskin's castle, and only the pure of heart may enter into her domain.	File:319PocketDimension.png

Hangman's Island

Hangman's Island is an Enchanted Forest location. It first appears in the seventeenth episode of the third season. Kidnapped by Black Beard, Prince Eric is taken to a region of the Enchanted Forest called Hangman's Island. He is held there as ransom, but a persistent Ariel eventually finds him after a long search. They reunite and spend their lives together happily. Due to the island being too far away, the second curse never reaches them and they remain unaffected.

Nottingham

Nottingham is an Enchanted Forest location. It first appears in the seventeenth episode of the fourth season. It is the town which the Sheriff originates from, and has since been made a laughingstock by Robin Hood. ("Lacey," "Heart of Gold")	File:417ThrowYouInPrison.png

Land Without Color

Alphonse's Mansion

Alphonse's Mansion is a Land Without Color location. It first appears in the twelfth episode of the second season. It is the home of the Frankenstein family, where Gerhardt murders his father, Alphonse.	File:212ThatMedal.PNG

Graveyard

Graveyard is a Land Without Color location. It first appears in the twelfth episode of the second season. It is the graveyard in which Gerhardt is shot while his brother Victor looks for a corpse to reanimate.

Summer Home

Summer Home is a Land Without Color location. It first appears in the fifth episode of the second season. It is a summer residence belonging to Alphonse that is given to his son Victor as a laboratory for his scientific experimentation.	File:205LWC.png

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

• Falcon Heights, Minnesota first appears in the tenth episode of the fourth season. This where a young Emma Swan visits a funfair with her foster mother, Ingrid. When Emma's old friend Lily tracks Emma down to another foster home in Mankato, she lies to Emma's foster family about how she and Emma met, saying that they were both in the same group home in Falcon Heights. ("Shattered Sight", "Lily")
• Long Island, New York first appears in the twelfth episode of the fourth season on Once Upon a Time. Cruella De Vil resides in a grand mansion with her husband, Mr. Feinberg, in Great Neck, Long Island. Mr. Gold and Ursula visit her only to witness Cruella's husband being taken away by the FBI. As Cruella's things are also being taken away, she quickly grabs some of her own possessions: her fur coat and her Zimmer Golden Spirit car. Joining forces with the dark duo, she leaves for Storybrooke.
• Minneapolis, Minnesota first appears in the first episode of the fifth season on Once Upon a Time. A young Emma along with other orphans visit a cinema to watch a screening of The Sword in the Stone. The usher catches Emma stealing a chocolate bar but he warns her instead not to pull Excalibur out of the stone.
• Phoenix, Arizona first appears in the sixth episode of the second season on Once Upon a Time. It is the city Emma is sent to serve prison time for stealing watches. She receives mail from Phuket, presumably sent by August, to return items her ex-boyfriend Neal wanted her to have. Unexpectedly, Emma discovers she is also pregnant. While still serving out her sentence, she delivers to an infant son and gives him up in a closed adoption. ("Tallahassee," "The Heart of the Truest Believer")
• Phuket, Thailand first appears in the eighteenth episode of the second season on Once Upon a Time. It is the area overseas August traveled to where he eventually escaped the burden of watching over Emma. He receives a shocking wake up call 10 years later when he begins turning back into wood, and the only solution to reverse it is to help Emma break the Dark Curse. ("Tallahassee," "Selfless, Brave and True")
• Vancouver, Canada first appears in the sixth episode of the second season on Once Upon a Time. It is the city Neal flees to after being convinced by August in Boston to abandon Emma so she can fulfill an important future purpose. ("Tallahassee")

Mentioned Locations

• Las Vegas, Nevada is mentioned in "Snow Falls".
• Madagascar first appears as a mention in the fifteenth episode of the first season on Once Upon a Time. It is one of the two countries mentioned by August when conversing with Ruby in the diner that he says he traveled to in the past. ("Red-Handed")
• Nepal first appears as a mention in the fifteenth episode of the first season on Once Upon a Time. It is the second country mentioned by August when conversing with Ruby in the diner that he says he traveled to in the past. He says Nepal is his favorite place to be because of the lemurs that exist there, though this is proven to be a lie as these animals are known to only inhabit the island of Madagascar. ("Red-Handed")
• Pamplona, Spain is mentioned in a deleted scene of "Heart of Darkness".
• Tallahassee, Florida first appears as a mention in the fourth episode of the first season on Once Upon a Time. Town mayor Regina sleuths into the past of her son's birth mother, Emma, and discovers the longest she has ever stayed anywhere was two years in Tallahassee. After confronting her with the news, Regina is confident in thinking it means Emma is not capable of settling down in Storybrooke for a permanent period of time, and thus will eventually leave Henry. ("The Price of Gold")
• New Jersey first appears as a mention in the seventeenth episode of the second season on Once Upon a Time. Town visitors Kurt Flynn and Owen originate from New Jersey|New Jersey. Though Owen is keen on the idea of starting a new life in Storybrooke, Kurt believes their home is in New Jersey and they must eventually go back. New Jersey is also mentioned as the birthplace of Neal Cassidy, on his wanted poster in the sixth episode of Season Two. ("Tallahassee," "Welcome to Storybrooke")
• Carlisle, Pennsylvania first appears as a mention in the eighteenth episode of the second season on Once Upon a Time. When town outsider Greg is introduced to Regina for the first time, she is puzzled over why he seems so familiar to her. Greg jokingly says it's not possible they've met, unless she has ever been to Carlisle, where he presumably lives. ("Selfless, Brave and True")

Netherworld

Hall of Mirrors

Hall of Mirrors is a Netherworld location. It first appears in the eighth episode of the second season. 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.

Red Room

Red Room is a Netherworld location. It first appears in the seventh episode of the second season. The soul of a victim of a Sleeping Curse appears in this room in their sleep as a side effect. The fire in this room can burn someone beyond their dream, and the burnts remain when awoken.

Neverland

Pan's Campsite

Pan's Campsite is a Neverland location. It first appears in the first episode of the third season. It is where the Lost Boys live, and it is in constant movement within the island.	File:308Discussion.png

Oz

Heart of Oz

Heart of Oz is an Oz location. It first appears in the twentieth episode of the third season. It is the meeting place of the Sisterhood of Witches and is located just outside of the Emerald City.	File:320Witches.png

Royal Palace of Oz

Royal Palace of Oz is an Oz location. first appears in the sixteenth episode of the third season. It's located inside the Emerald City and was formerly home to the Wizard of Oz. 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.	File:316ZelenaAndTheWizard2.png

Emmerald City

Emmerald City is an Oz location. It first appears in the sixteenth episode of the third season. The city is located at the center of Oz. It appears to be a glowing metropolitan city with towering green buildings.

West

West is an Oz location. It first appears in the twentieth episode of the third season. 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.	File:320TheWest.png

Yellow Brick Road

Yellow Brick Road is an Oz location. It first appears in the sixteenth episode of the third season. It's a series of roads made out of yellow bricks followed by many to reach Emmerald City.

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")