I hope we see this place again

@thps48  
Whistler, BC, Canada fr example.

The only major differences in American mountain towns is all the totem poles and bear carvings and Wooden Indians and living Indians and Indian decorative shit. :3

@DanTheMan  

 
A lot of German and central-European architectural styles can be seen tossed around throughout America, so the idea of the German-aesthetic community in the mountains isn’t too far fetched. Especially when you get German diaspora communities in regions like in Appalachia. German settlement and style is particularly strong - along with Polish - in the mid-west and Great Plains.
 
You get a lot of older settled German in Pennsylvania. Or even northern German, which has had at times people remark some parts of the area can look a lot like Sweden.

Where can I get good schnitzels?!

@thps48  
Well, this architecture’s pretty central European (unles you mean Poland or Hungary, which really still have some very German-looking parts).

@thps48  
Yea, having gone to a few mountain towns, I can say this is accurate.

American mountain communities look pretty much like any East European mountain community. Y’all might have thought something different if there was a totem pole somewhere in-scene. X3

@SeraphimDawn  
I’m starting to believe, it is going Scandinavian. The roofs are sticking way more out, typical for that area.

Manville?

LOOKS LIKE SOMEPLACE IN SWITZERLAND!!!…. or is that Germany?  
Austria? :/

I have a sudden urge to yodel.

Starlight (whispering): In our town …

EUROPE CONFIRMED

@sumbozo
 
Or Frankenmuth, Michigan.
 
 
 

 
Frankenmuth: our little not-so-subtle German-town tourist trap.  
Smells like chicken…  
…  
… It literally smells like fried chicken, I swear to fucking god that’s not a joke.

Looks like my runs at Banished.

Really, it’s the EQG’s world equivalent of,  

@Aperture_pony  
Fucking triggered.

@Anon-a-Miss  
That would be Awesome.

Maybe that’s the Equestria Girl’s version of Ponyville?

If this movie doesn’t give much else, it’ll still have lots of beautiful scenery. I’m totally diggin’ the backgrounds. So serene, so beautiful, so calm. ’Course that may change with some scenes, but so far I love the scenery.

looks more like alp republics  
it looks so different to what they usually would do  
so much detail

@Fluidty  
Ugh, “looks like Germany”. You know, in France and Italy are these kind of buildings too. And in Austria and Switzerland. It was a central Europe building style for farmlands and suburbs. After WW2 does many small villages look like that today.

So beauticul… I want to live there. Or at least live someplace like it.

Looks like germany