The Lord of the Rings Lugares históricos.
Aqui são apresentados apenas lugares históricos atribuídos ao universo The Lord of the Rings.
Amon Hen
The hill where the Fellowship breaks and Boromir makes his final stand.
Bag End
Bilbo and Frodo Baggins' home in Hobbiton.
Beorn's Hall
Beorn's home on the western edge of Mirkwood.
Black Gate
The fortified Morannon entrance to Mordor.
Bree
A settlement where Frodo and his companions first meet Aragorn.
Cirith Ungol
A perilous pass into Mordor above Minas Morgul.
Dale
The destroyed Mannish city beneath Erebor, where much of the Battle of the Five Armies takes place.
Dead Marshes
A haunted marshland crossed by Frodo, Sam, and Gollum.
Dol Guldur
A fortress in southern Mirkwood occupied by Sauron before his expulsion during the events of 2941.
Edoras
The capital settlement of Rohan and seat of King Théoden.
Erebor
The Dwarven stronghold and treasure hoard contested by Thorin, the Lake-men, the Elves, and the Orcs.
Fangorn Forest
The ancient forest inhabited by Treebeard and the Ents.
Goblin-town
A Goblin settlement beneath the Misty Mountains.
Grey Havens
The Elven port from which the Ring-bearers depart Middle-earth.
Gundabad
An Orc stronghold from which a second army marches toward Erebor.
Helm's Deep
A fortified refuge in the Westfold where Rohan resists Saruman’s Uruk-hai army.
Isengard
Saruman’s fortified domain and base of operations, later attacked and flooded by the Ents.
Lake-town
The settlement on Long Lake attacked and destroyed by Smaug.
Lothlórien
An Elven woodland realm ruled by Galadriel and Celeborn, where the Fellowship is sheltered after Moria.
Minas Morgul
The Nazgûl stronghold guarding a route into Mordor.
Minas Tirith
The capital of Gondor and the focal point of the war in the west.
Mirkwood
The great forest realm from which Thranduil's army marches to Erebor.
Mordor
Sauron’s dark land, including the approach to the Black Gate and the route toward Cirith Ungol.
Moria
The ruined Dwarven realm beneath the Misty Mountains, traversed by the Fellowship on its journey south.
Mount Doom
The volcanic mountain in Mordor where the One Ring was forged and ultimately destroyed.
Osgiliath
The ruined former capital of Gondor and a major front in the War of the Ring.
Paths of the Dead
The haunted road beneath the White Mountains taken by Aragorn.
Pelennor Fields
The fields surrounding Minas Tirith and site of a decisive battle.
Ravenhill
A strategic height near Erebor used during the Battle of Five Armies.
Rivendell
The Elven refuge of Imladris, where the fate of the One Ring is decided.
Rohan
The horse-lords’ kingdom threatened by Saruman’s armies.
Shelob's Lair
The tunnel complex inhabited by Shelob near Cirith Ungol.
The Shire
A peaceful hobbit homeland in northwestern Middle-earth, including Hobbiton and Bag End.
Thranduil's Halls
The subterranean palace of Thranduil in the Woodland Realm.
Weathertop
The ruined watchtower hill where the Nazgûl attack Frodo.