Matamata, New Zealand, my dream place and where the hobbit lives.
Hobbiton is a fictional
location of the legendary writer John
Ronald Reuel Tolkien, who appears in his novels and the films "The
Hobbit" and "The Lord of the Rings". But in
the real life, it`s called Matamata, and it’s a small village in New Zealand
which is one of the most famous touristic places in the country. Not only
because of their stellar appearance in the films, it´s also because of their
peculiar architecture. Houses within mountains covered with grass. Can you
imagine that?
But why visit a place like this? Well, ignoring the fact that it is a
wonderful place in terms of nature and landscape, (I hope we all agree on that,
just look at it) as an architecture student and a fan of the lord of the rings, it’s
something that just I can´t miss to see in my life!
It´s just phenomenal how these structures are builds and designed. Definitely I want to go there and have the pleasure at least of seeing from the outside and draw one of theme (no caxo el draw one of theme?), but if I can get inside and see the distribution, the materials, the type of decoration, would be a dream come true! I know there like one million pictures on the internet from the inside of this building, but that’s so boring! seeing the things with our eyes it’s a completely different experience. (And what fan of the hobbit and the lord of the rings doesn’t want to go where the films were recorded and to actually know where the hobbit lived?) I Definitely need to go to this country and visit this place.
6 Comments
Incredible! Matamata goes directly to the list of places to visit!
ReplyDeleteThe place didn't look real, how beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe city is beautiful! it looks like of fantasy
ReplyDeleteIt is the first time that I see this place, it is wonderful! -Paloma G
ReplyDeleteIt really looks like an earthly paradise, so beautiful t___t
ReplyDeleteI love how green it is, it's my favorite color and I love the relationship with the vegetation of this color, love the little houses of the hobbits.
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