Vanaheim

Vanaheim (pronounced "VAN-na-hame") is one of the Nine Worlds, more specifically the one inhabited by the Vanir tribe of Norse gods.

The home of the Vanir has been described as a realm with lushful gardens and abundant fields. However, it was also one of the battlefields in the Vanir's raging war against the Aesir, thus was ravaged after the centuries-long war.

It was the marriage of Freya, one of the leaders of the Vanir, with Odin, the King of the Aesir, what finally brought peace to Vanaheim and the rest of the realms.

After the marriage's fallout, Odin locked the path to Vanaheim through Týr's Temple, allowing nobody to visit the realm.

Freya's house has a magical view of Vanaheim through one of its windows. It depicts a forest of thick and tall leaf-less trees, blooming flowers growing in its soil and autumn skies.

Vanaheim itself hasn't been shown beyond Freya's window view so far, however, some people that Kratos and Atreus have crossed paths with have some history with the God Realm.

One of the Dwarves they met, Sindri, went to Vanaheim to study and learn the mystical arts of the Vanir to complement his smiting skills.