Dominique Fontaine explores landscapes and their simulation against the backdrop of postmodern understandings of space. She examines the motivational backgrounds behind landscape design and investigates the social parameters that influence the design principles that make landscapes unique and familiar. The author demonstrates that simulated landscapes in postmodernity reinterpret aesthetic and atmospheric concerns with their acknowledgment of plural ways of thinking and interpreting: Disneyland serves as an example of appropriated physical landscape, Wolfersheim in Saarland reflects the simulation of a historical state, and GTA V represents the virtual landscape.