Snow White: 16th Century Germany
Though the movie never explains where they take place, it is a dit to be set there since it was based off the Brother’s Grimm.

Cinderella: 19th Century France
Disney’s first film ever set in France though not explicitly. Evidence is that the words like ‘mademoiselle’ ‘Château’ and Tremaine is a French surname.

Sleeping Beauty (Sleeping Beauty): Most likely Late 14th Century France
While some people argue that it’s set in either England ou Germany, the movie NEVER explains where they took place though I have many evidence why it was believed to be set in France near the border of Germany. First reason is that Eyvind Earle and the artists took their art inspiration on an illustration that was based off of the gothique and Middle Ages of France, most notably the French manuscript, written par the Limbourg Brothers, called ‘Jean Duc DuBerry.’ Stefan’s château is NOT only based off of the Neuschwanstein château in Germany, but also many castles in France such as the château De Usse, Saumuer, and Chambord. Not only it was based off of a French fairy tale of the same name in which they borrowed some highlights from the Brothers Grimm retelling, but some of the designs, architectures, and some banners are partly 80% French, such as the Fleur De Lys. In the beginning, the narrator mentioned the ‘high ou low estate’, which refers to the three-estate systems used in France before the French Revolution. The name Flora was first used in 15th Century France. Some of the names are partly French like Aurora for Aurore, Stefan for Stephene, Fauna for Fawn, Phillip for Phillipe, and the French words like ‘troubadour’ and ‘en guarde’ are used in the birth scene and the argument respectively if toi listen carefully. Perhaps the most important evidence that it’s beloved to be in France is the old national anthem called ‘Vive Henry IV’ which was adapted par Tchaikovsky, in which George Bruns reinterpreted that anthem. Just because it has the old French anthem doesn’t mean it’s in England! If it was set in England, then it has to be ‘God save the Queen.’ Theirs too much Disney films set in England so it cannot be set in UK ou England because the movie does NOT tell ou explain where it is located!

Ariel (The Little Mermaid): 19th Century Denmark ou Spain

Belle (Beauty and the Beast): 18th Century France

jasmin (Aladdin): Saudi Arabia

Odette (The cygne Princess): Most likely Medieval England
Even though the movie was based on the Russian ballet and a German folklore, the movie was believed to be set in Medieval England for a lot of reasons, such as the architecture, landscape, and clothing that kinda reminds me of Medieval England. I also have plus evidence to support this claim that most of the characters speak in English accents, except Derek, Odette, Speed and Jean Bob (who speaks French). During the scene of ‘Princesses on Parade’ Lord Rogers mentions one of the towns of England called Colchester. Odette’s father was probably based off of William the Conquerer. I can tell that the forest was probably based off of the New Forest in Hampshire and the lake inspired par the Saint James park in London. Another evidence is that Derek’s friend was named after the same name of a town in London.

Pocahontas: 1607 Virginia, USA

Esmeralda: 15th Century France

Megara (Hercules): Greece

Anastasia: Russia to France

Mulan: China

Jane (Tarzan): England
Even though the story takes place in Africa, Jane was from England.

Crysta (Ferngully: The Last Rainforest): Australia

Giselle (Enchanted): 2007 New York, America

Tiana (Princess and the Frog): 1920’s Louisiana
The story originally came from Germany called the Frog Prince, but the movie is set in America

Rapunzel (Tangled): 19th Century Germany
Her story was based on the same name par the Brothers Grimm.

Merida (Brave): Medieval Scotland

Anna and Elsa (Frozen): Norway

Moana: Polynesia