Saga Your favorite Location of the Saga?

This isn't a question of your favorite planet but what building or area you like the most. I'm more of a OT fan so naturally its a OT location. Which is Yoda's hut from ESB and ROTJ. I just love how mythic like it looks and reminds me that star wars has a lot of fantasy elements too.

 

Seeing the senate floor. It was grand, huge, and spectacular. Finally we got to witness the representatives of this dead republic and the spectacle of the senate rotunda.

 

I just love Dagobah in general. Such a great, moody planet with so much character in it.

Then again, Endor has Redwoods, and I'm a sucker for the Redwoods. Plus, all of the Imperial equipment on that moon has a very "used" look, which I love.

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I'd have to say Norway for Hoth.

 

Very hard to choose, the saga's got so many amazing locales and sets. I guess for now Endor?

 

The Cantina on Tatooine. Wretched hive and all.

 

The cantina was great, despite all the dis-satisfaction later expressed.

Echo base. I loved the claustrophobic intensity of that location. It really assisted in helping the audience to understand what the characters were experiencing.

Yoda's house. Completely agree. You could just about feel the dampness against your skin.

The interior of the Falcon. Home sweet home!

 

I love Naboo, so for me it's Theed Palace and Padme's lake retreat.

 

Cloud City Carbon Freezing Chamber.

 

I'll admit it. I love the Senate Building in the prequels. I'm a guy who's into politics, so I was one of the few not bored by the occasional scenes in it. Plus... it was just a great design. I enjoyed it.

 

The Jedi Temple for me, although I'd give the Senate an honorable mention. I've always been intrigued by the vast amounts of knowledge just sitting there stored in the Jedi Archives. The Temple as a whole is just such a neat mix of history, elegance, and modern technology.

 

The Bright Tree Village's main square.

 

Another place that catches my interests is the wampa cave.

 

Such a difficult question. I will say Cloud City as a whole. I don't see how they could have had a better setting for than Cloud City for the third act of The Empire Strikes Back.

 

The Republic Senate and the hall outside (Mace walks through the latter area) . The corridor seems like a great place to chill...




MJ

 

For me it's the Jedi Temple. All of it. Love the design, the decoration, the vast space, and all the different parts to it-there's libraries, war rooms, briefing centers, meditation chambers, research facilities, equipment/vehicle hangars, classrooms, meeting chambers, etc. And that's only what we've seen in the films. Built so a Jedi could could literally live in there for...years, and have everything they need!

 

Cloud City, the Jedi Temple and the Mos Eisley Cantina are favorites of mine, but the one I like the most has to be the Throne Room of Jabba's Palace.
It would be great to hang out at that place, sitting in the Throne Room between the all the aliens while the Max Rebo Band blasts a song.

 

I like many, but I ultimately decided to go with Padmé's Appartment (incl. her Veranda).










Some of Gavin Boquet's best work, imo.

 

I am absolutely in love with Alderaan. The architecture, the philosophies, the fashion. I wish we'd seen more than 30 seconds of it in the movies...

 

The Jedi Temple in Coruscant, Dagobah and Korriban.

 

Naboo isn't my favorite planet (though it's up there) but I've always felt that Theed city, this main plaza in particular, is one of the most strikingly beautiful things in the saga. What I'd give to walk around there for an hour...

 

The cleanness you get with the snowy landscapes of Hoth and the sand dunes of Tatooine.

 

The beautiful Lake country villa. It looks gorgeous!

 

It's hard for me...

I hesitate between three locations: Mustafar, Coruscant or the Death Star...

But since it has never been mentionned here, I'll go with the Death Star. It's rather interesting to explore it, especially when you have schematics like these below. But I imagine it's one of my favorite location and interesting to explore it and to know how it is made because I'm an engineer.

I also like the idea of behind the concept of the Death Star: nature is being replaced by machine since it has more or less the same size as a planet.