14 fictional countries from movies and TV

While "most kids hope for a car for their 16th birthday, not a country," how could Mia Thermopolis resist accepting her divine right to reign over Genovia, the pear and cheese capital of fictionalized Europe?

Wakanda forever.

Hail, hail Freedonia! Where no one's allowed to smoke! Or tell a dirty joke! And whistling is forbidden!

A visit to beautiful Florin? As you wish.

While war-torn Zubrowka is not the nation it once was, we'll always have the memories of the republic—and its gleaming, glamorous, grand hotel—in its heyday.

Big Brother is watching.

Lilliput—where size doesn't matter! (Except when it comes to selecting your politically-charged footwear.)

Don't let the bastards grind you down. (And trust us, in Gilead, the bastards will definitely try to grind you down.)

Aldovia is a favorite winter destination of inexperienced journalists and Netflix-and-chillers alike.

Note to visitors: No boys allowed. And please, don't antagonize the locals.

Want to visit Panem? Here's a hint: Don't. But if you insist, then may the odds be ever in your favor.

Why bother coming to America when you can just hang out in beautiful Zamunda?

The world looks entirely different on Designated Survivor, where all kinds of disasters ravage all kinds of made-up countries.

President Fitz's international relations are so scandalous that they couldn't be given real-world names.