Locations

All known locations mentioned in Frieren: Beyond Journey's End. The locations are listed in the order they appear in the manga.

Gallery

The world map during the Empire's reign, occurring during Flamme's era.

Map of the continent.

Map of the Central Lands.

Map of the Northern Lands.

Map of the Voll Basin. Heiter tracing the Great Mage Flamme's dwelling.

Central Lands

• Royal Capital
• Holy City of Strahl
  • Heiter's House
• Turk Region
• Warm
• Größe Forest
• Granz Channel
• Bredt Region
  • Voll Basin
• Wille Region
• Riegel Canyon
  • Waal, fortress city
• Klee Region

Northern Lands

• Eng Road (Locality)
• Graf Granat's Domain
• Decke Region
• Schwer Mountains
  • Village of the Sword
• Appetit Region
• Alt Woods
• Raad Region
• Bande Woods
• Laub Hills
• Vorig, fortress city
• Klar Region
• Rohr Road
• Offen Mountain Range
• Kühl Region
  • Äußerst, city of magic
    • Continental Magic Association Northern Branch
  • Grobe Basin
  • Ruins of the King's Tomb
• Saum Marshes
• Great Sanft Forest
• Fabel Village
• Graf Dach's Domain
• Etwas Mountains
• Heiß, fortified city
• Nachricht Region

Northern Plateau

• Bier Region
• Norm Company Territory
• Rufen Region
• Drachen Region
• Lake Korridor
• Great Tor Canyon
• Schmal Snowfield
• Weise Region
  • Weise, fortress city
• Ernst Region
• Wissen Mountains
• Kino Pass

Imperial Territory

• Bohne Village
• Farbe Region
• Titan Fortress Ruins
• Hören Region
• Aufgabe Federation
• Eiseberg, the Imperial Capital
• Lorbeer Domain
• Kasten

Ende

• Demon King's Castle
• Aureole

Southern Lands

• Morgenrot
• Boden

Trivia

• Seiko Yoshioka, one of the concept artists for the anime, illustrated some of the maps. To mimic the style of hand-drawn parchment maps, textured paper and ink were used.

Etymology

• "Klee" is German for "clover."
• "Saum" is German for "edge" or "hem."
• "Sanft" is German for "gentle."
• "Fabel" is German for "fable" or "tale."
• "Dach" is German for "roof."
• "Etwas" is German for "something."
• "Heiß" is German for "hot."
• "Nachricht" is German for "news" or "message."
• "Bier" is German for "beer."
• "Rufen" is German for "calling."
• "Drache" is German for "dragon."
• "Tor" is German for "gate" or "fool."
• "Schmal" is German for "narrow" or "slim."
• "Ernst" is German for "earnest" or "seriousness."
• "Wissen" is German for "knowledge."
• "Kino" is German for "cinema."
• "Bohne" is German for "bean."
• "Farbe" is German for "color."
• "Hören" is German for "hearing."
• "Aufgabe" is German for "task" or "give-up."