What is a name for a fairy castle?

Answer 1

Neverland (just like in Peter Pan)

If you're trying to come up with a name for your own fairy tale, consider this: what makes this place distinctive? Are there giants and dwarfs there? Lots of winged fairies? Glaciars and frozen lakes? Is it a happy, lovely place, or a dark one? Ice or fire? Dragons or rainbows?

mythica, arithica, rithia,rithica,wonderland,

Answer 2

Anarchaic

Telendia (tele has a sense of far off, distant)

Cardomice (accent on last syllable; rhymes with fleece. No intended root meanings, but I must have been thinking of the spice cardamom)

Allurian Keys, or Allurian Isles (I did not realize that Alluria already exists as a fictional fantasy world)

Troglodense, or Troglodendia, for a not-nice group of people, and probably underground.

Sondalle, or Sondala (as a prefix son- can suggest sound)

Felizeen (the root means happy)

Chrysalistia (I'm thinking butterfly chrysalis, not religion)

Great Bight of Talonjab (a bight is a geographical characteristic)

Heen (no intended root meanings)

Plains of Hanidinah (no intended roots. hanidinah is a palindrome. I'd put the accent on the second of the four syllables)

Answer 3

The name of a fairytale castle is FAIRYTALE CASTLE.

Answer 4

Suzy, princess Clara, prince tony, queen Valerie, king George, and Dufy the dragon. :)

Answer 5

This question tells you how to come up with place names for your stories - check it out.

Answer 6

f*ck you go suck a d*ck haha

Answer 7

Elementadia

Answer 8

neverland

Answer 9

"Luminescent Haven"