10. The Old West Town from “The Man With No Name” Trilogy
Fans of Spaghetti westerns know every line of The Man With No Name Trilogy. Directed by Sergio Leone, The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly, A Fistful of Dollars, and Once Upon A Time in the West are classic films that defined their genre. Leone built the Western frontier he used in these films in the middle of the desert near Almeria, Spain. Fort Bravo, also known as Texas Hollywood, includes churches, a saloon, and a public square.

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