The "law of motion" is a bit of a broad term. If you're referring to Newton's Laws of Motion, they weren't "invented" in a specific place, but rather developed and refined over time by various scientists.

Here's a breakdown:

* Ancient Greek Philosophers: They laid the groundwork with ideas about motion and force.

* Galileo Galilei: In the 16th and 17th centuries, Galileo conducted experiments that challenged Aristotelian ideas about motion and established the concept of inertia.

* Isaac Newton: In the 17th century, Newton synthesized the work of his predecessors and formulated his three laws of motion in his book "Principia Mathematica". This book was published in England.

So, while there's no single place where the laws of motion were "invented", their development spanned centuries and involved contributions from multiple individuals and cultures.