Near Brixton Hill, watercolour, by G. Harley, 1818

Brixton is a part of London outside of the center of the city and was rural during the time of the novel. 

26. Avoiding Jailors in Brixton (336)

=Calais Town Hall, Josh Carter Shutterstock

Calais is a city in France located on the English Channel.

22. Passage through Calais (269)

This location is mentioned on their way back to England after Villiers is called back by Captain Villiers.

Lyon, France

Lyons is a city in the southern half of France.

21. Passage through Lyon (269)

This location is mentioned on their way back to England after Villiers is called back by Captain Villiers.

Mont Cenis

Mont Cenis is a part of the alps that form the boundary between Italy and France.

20. Passage through Mont Cenis (269)

This location is mentioned on their way back to England after Villiers is called back by Captain Villiers.

Terracina

Terracina is a city on the coast of Italy and halfway between Naples and Rome.

18. Clorinda's Fit on the way to Rome (263)

During a stay in an inn, Clorinda has a fit and the party separates after Saville urges the Villiers to go on to Rome.

 San Carlo Theater

Naples is where Horatio Saville marries Clorinda. Ethels enjoys seeing the 'sights' of the city. 

17. Visiting Saville in Naples (257)

Roman Forum

Rome is a historic and important city that Shelley references repeatedly in her novels. Ethel's interest in the city echoes that of the author.

16. Passage through Rome (253)

 Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore (the Duomo), Florence

Another location that Shelley was familiar with in her life and features heavily in her other novel Valperga.

15. Passage through Florence (253)