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[[Big Fancy Castle]] is a subtrope with medieval look-and-feel.
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== [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] ==
* In ''[[Macross]]''/''[[Robotech]]'', Rick and Minmay actually get lost inside the SDF-1 (a [[Giant Robot]] big enough to fit a small city inside) for an episode or so. Later a party of humans find themselves hiding in an immense forgotten corridor on a Zentraedi ship that's even larger than the SDF-1. In the second season of Robotech, the alien invaders' colony ships are similarly vast.
* Library Island of ''[[Mahou Sensei Negima]]''. It's basically a dungeon straight from a video game. There is an entire school club devoted to exploring it, who use rock climbing gear. ''And its still a functional library''. Behind every waterfall, in the deepest of pits and tops of towers, down every winding and mazelike corridor, even in the ''crawlspaces'', lie shelf after shelf of books. Books that take no damage from being behind waterfalls.
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* Las Noches from ''[[Bleach]]'' has some high ceilings and a county-sized opening in the center, but even without these, it's still roughly the size of a small country.
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* The Infinity Avengers Mansion from ''[[The Avengers (Comic Book)|The Avengers]]'', created by Hank Pym during Dan Slott's ongoing run. The Mansion exists in a quantum state in between dimensions, and it is, well... [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin|Infinite.]]
* The Keyhouse Mansion from ''[[Locke and Key|Locke & Key]]''. The Magical keys found inside it are the main theme of the series, and all of the Keyhouse's secret have not been revealed yet.
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== [[Live Action TV]] ==
* The TARDIS from ''[[Doctor Who]]''. In one episode, the Doctor, looking for a remote room, leaves thread behind him so he can find his way back.
* In ''[[Star Trek]]'', the Jeffries tube passageways. In one ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' episode, the crew heard music coming from where it shouldn't. It was Captain Picard playing an alien flute in a Jeffries tube; he liked the acoustics there.
* The Centre on ''[[The Pretender]]''
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