8 Places You Need To Visit To Recreate Your Fave Teen Movies From The '00s

Growing up, you likely wanted to have an eccentric life like Mia and Helen Thermopolis from The Princess Diaries. Rock climbing, painting with balloons and darts, scootering to school, and living in a refurbished firehouse seems like the kind of artsy life that just screams San Francisco.

Back in November 2014, Mia's humble abode was on the market for almost $2.3 million, according to Curbed San Francisco. (Let's be real: If I had that kind of money, I'd probably have bought it already.) If you don't have $2.3 million lying around, you can visit it at 724 Brazil Ave. in San Fran's Excelsior district. (I visited it myself the last time I was there!)

Home to one of the most romantic scenes to have ever graced Disney Channel (in my personal opinion), the Entrada at Snow Canyon Country Club turned into Lava Springs Country Club for one of your favorite teen movies, High School Musical 2. If you're thinking of heading to Utah for a quick recreation of "Bet On It," you might not be greeted by hunky Zac Efron, but you will catch some feels for the #views.

TBH, you probably picked a college that had a study abroad program in Spain, just so you could dance through Barcelona's Parque Güell singing "Strut" like the Cheetah Girls at the top of your lungs. Though you might not have a beautiful guitar-playing man following you around, you can easily access the beautiful Monumental Core of the park with a ticket purchase (7.50€ for adults).

Though it's one of Rome's most recognizable (and crowded) tourist hotspots, for me, it will forever be known as the spot where Lizzie met Paolo. (Sing to her, Paolo.) Any gal who does it for the 'Gram absolutely needs to recreate Lizzie's dramatic coin toss (complete with a hair flip) and Boomerang it for the whole world to see.

Everything about Lena, Carmen, Tibby, and Bridget's story was something I wanted as a kid: Gal pals who I met when I was still in the womb, a pair of pants that had a lifetime's worth of memories in its threads, and an impromptu trip to one of the most beautiful islands in the world. If you're thinking of planning a girls' trip that includes riding donkeys up cobblestone steps and posing in front of cliffs that hang over crystal clear waters, look no further than Santorini.

If the limit doesn't exist for your love of Mean Girls, head up to Toronto to visit the place where Cady landed the victory for the North Shore Mathletes. According to the university's website, the venue is used for the college's convocation ceremonies, but it's also used for additional events on campus. (If anyone is trying to host a Spring Fling here, hit me up and we'll coordinate.)

Throwing it back to the early '00s (and Mandy Moore's career as a teen movie queen), A Walk To Remember was one of the first movies that made us '90s babies fall in love with love. In the movie, Landon helps Jamie cross a bunch of things off her bucket list when he finds out that she has cancer. One of those is to be in two places at once, so he takes her to the state line between North Carolina and Virginia. Though we don't actually know which part of the state line he took her to, we do know that the movie was primarily filmed in Wilmington, Atkinson, and Southport, North Carolina.

So this isn't technically from a movie, but I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the steps of the Met. I'll admit that I've brought a friend or two here to catch up over some snacks from Dean & DeLuca (Gossip Girl recreations call for bougie munchies). I also love keeping an eye out for a potential Blair or Serena — the Met is surrounded by elite Manhattan private schools, after all. And in case you're wondering, the best spot to sit is right in the middle: You're high up enough to see your kingdom, but not so high that you're in the way of people exiting the museum.

Next time you're planning a trip, keep these places in mind for a fun '00s teen movie-themed detour. So fetch!