Mellemere

Mellemere is a fictional settlement featured in the fantasy novel "The Witcher" by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski. It is a city located in the northern kingdom of Temeria. Mellemere serves as a significant location within the narrative, often depicted as a bustling trade hub and a place of political intrigue. The city's description in the books suggests it is a walled settlement with a notable river running through it, contributing to its strategic importance and economic activity.

Within the context of "The Witcher" saga, Mellemere is a place where various characters, including the protagonist Geralt of Rivia, pass through or engage in events. Its presence highlights the complex political landscape of the Northern Kingdoms, often caught between internal conflicts and the threat of Nilfgaardian expansion. The city's inhabitants are portrayed as a mix of commoners, merchants, and nobility, reflecting the societal structure of the world Sapkowski created. Mellemere is not a central focus of any single novel but contributes to the richness and depth of the fictional world. Its portrayal helps to establish the everyday realities and challenges faced by people in the Witcher's universe, beyond the grand battles and magical duels.