Elements for the legends:
French legendary characters:
-Reynard the fox
- La Dame Blanche (= The White Woman)
- Werewolves
- Robert le Diable (=Robert the Devil) - he's said to have been an evil Norman Duke.
- the Normans (// with Ireland and Scotland)
- Gobelins
- the Vikings (// with Ireland and Scotland)
French legendary places:
- Notre Dame
- Brocéliande (King Arthur's legend forest, in Brittany)
- Carnac Menhirs
- Barbe Bleue (=Bluebeard, Gilles De Rais, a rapist and murderer from Brittany, people make a parallel with Perrault's story)
- Carrouges Castle (in Normandy)
Italian legendary characters:
- Krampus (half man- half goat) in villages bordering Austria
- fairies from the Alps
- Bruxas (witches from Sardinia)
- Badalisc, mythical creature from the Val Camonica
Italian legendary places:
- Sardinia
- Valcamonica (a valley)
- Rome
- Saint Galgano Abbey in Tuscany
- Castel del Monte, Puglia (a mysterious castle, all the building is linked to number 8)
- Etna volcano
Spanish legendary characters:
- The Enchanted moura ( a very beautiful and seductive fairy form Galicia, Spain)
- A Tibecena ( a demon or genious from the Canary Islands with the bodies of great wild black dogs with red eys)
- A montequero ( a monster that lives on human fat - village children can be stolen by an outsider, disguised as a beggar or a trader, who is hired by a rich man whose ill child can only be cured with the blood of healthy babies.)
- Perez Mouse (the equivalent of the tooth fairy)
Spanish legendary places:
- Catalunia
- Granada
- University of Salamanca
Lithuanian legendary characters:
- Auštaras (Auštra), the god of the northeast wind, who stands at the gates of paradise and lights the way for those going to paradise.
- Ežerinis, a spirit of lakes
- Aitvaras, a household spirit bringing both good and bad luck
- Jūratė and Kastytis : Lithuanian heroes
Lithuanian legendary places:
- the Baltic sea
- The Stelmužė Oak (the oldest oak in Lithuania and one of the oldest in all Europe)
- Kernavė Mounds (=small hils)
- Ladalkanis hill
- Devil’s Pit ( It is 40 meters (131 feet) deep and is widely known as the ‘queen of all sinkholes’ in the Baltic States.)
European/famous legendary characters:
- Trolls
-giants
-mermaids
-dwarfs
- witches
- Rudolph the reindeer
- ghosts
- the Devil
- angels
- a mommy
- phenix
- zombies
- werewolf/ werewolves
- Easter Bells
- Sandman
- monsters
- Nessie (Scottish)
- Jack'o'lantern (British)
- Dracula ( British)
- Hercule (Greek)
- Romulus and Remus (Roman)
- Ulysses (Greek)
- Orphee (Greek)
- Thor (Nordic)
- Ares (Greek)
- Zeus (Greek)
- Poseidon (Greek)
- Leprauchaum (Irish)
- snakes
- Merlin (Saxes)
- Unicorns – Pegasus