What is the name of the kingdom where Frozen takes place?

The kingdom where Frozen takes place is Arendelle.

Arendelle is the fictional Scandinavian-inspired kingdom ruled by Elsa and, later, Anna. Much of the story unfolds in and around its castle, harbor, fjords, and surrounding mountains. Elsa’s powers accidentally plunge the kingdom into an unnatural winter after her coronation, creating the central crisis of the first film.

Arendelle’s design draws heavily on Norway. The filmmakers studied Norwegian landscapes, architecture, clothing, and folk art, incorporating influences from places such as Oslo, Bergen, and Trondheim. The kingdom’s setting is therefore fictional, but its visual identity is grounded in real Scandinavian culture.

Weselton is a neighboring duchy, not the kingdom itself. DunBroch belongs to Pixar’s Brave, while Corona is the kingdom associated with Tangled. Arendelle also remains important in Frozen II, although that sequel expands the story into the Enchanted Forest and beyond.