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Oct 5, 2017 · If production runs up to summer of next year, it seems unlikely that we'll be getting new episodes until 2019. The Night King and his army of the dead are in Westeros, there's an ice dragon ...
Published Aug 18, 2017. Plus, does it clue us into when the final season might air? There’s been much speculation about when, exactly, the final season of Game of Thrones starts...
Feb 12, 2019 · Spain features heavily is the latest installment of Game of Thrones. Take the last scenes of season seven's initial episode: Daenerys lands at Dragonstone—Dothraki warriors, Varys, and Tyrion in ...
- Royal Alcázar of Seville, Spain
- Dark Hedges, Northern Ireland
- Kirkjufell, Iceland
- Old Town of Dubrovnik, Croatia
- Bardenas Reales, Spain
- Reynisfjara Beach, Iceland
- Mdina, Malta
- Castillo de Almodóvar Del Río, Spain
- Aït Benhaddou, Morocco
- Ballintoy Harbour, Northern Ireland
While the Andalusian capital is home to various Game of Thrones shooting locations, this is the one that was already on the itinerary for most visitors to Seville. The Royal Alcázar of Seville is full of splendid rooms, courtyards, and gardens that reflect the city’s Moorish past. This Spanish palace’s extravagance and unique style made it the perf...
One of the series’ earliest filming locations to explode in popularity with fans is the Dark Hedges on Bregagh Road in Northern Ireland. Stretching between the villages of Armoy and Stranocum in County Antrim, the road is lined with gnarled beech trees that give it an otherworldly look, so it’s hardly surprising that fans want to visit. Though it d...
Though Kirkjufell’s association with the White Walkers isn’t the most positive one, you’ll have no worries as you gaze up at this popular photographer’s spot. The distinctive mountain and nearby waterfalls on Iceland’s Snaefellsnes Peninsula are enchanting in any season. In winter, though, you’ll instantly recognize this setting of Game of Thronesn...
Dubrovnik has always been regarded as a beautiful coastal city, but its newfound wild popularity is largely due to Game of Thrones. The giant city walls and photogenic stone streets and buildings easily make you feel like you’ve gone back in time. This historic atmosphere made it a natural fit for one of the most important Game of Throneslocations ...
The Dothraki Sea (or the Great Grass Sea), vast home of the nomadic Dothraki tribes, was most mystifying when it was just a barren landscape. Interestingly, the actual land used for this side of the Dothraki Sea, the Bardenas Reales, is just as barren and alien. This wide expanse of badlands, canyons, and plateaus covers 42,000 hectares in Spain’s ...
The Wall, a towering barrier of ice that stretched from one coast of Westeros to the other, is surely one of the series’ most famous settings. While most of our time at the Wall is spent at Castle Black, we do get a glimpse of one end of the Wall by the castle of Eastwatch-by-the-Sea. In reality, the black sand beach by the castle was Reynisfjara o...
Poor old Ned Stark had a hard time as the Hand of the King in King’s Landing. Run-ins with Littlefinger, Cersei, and Jaime Lannister were just a few of the challenges he had to face within the city walls. Mdina, the ancient fortified capital of Malta, was the filming location for several of these scenes in the first season, including Ned’s visit to...
With a name like “Highgarden,” it’s easy to conjure up an image of a lofty and grand castle. It wasn’t until the seventh season that we got to see Highgarden, the seat of House Tyrell (though it fell to the Lannisters not long after), but the castle truly lives up to its name. The filming location, Castillo de Almodóvar del Río in southern Spain, i...
The fortified village of Aït Benhaddou in central Morocco has many claims to fame besides Game of Thrones. This historic ksar is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, celebrated for its earthen clay homes, some dating back to the 17th century. However, it’s better known as one of Morocco’s premier filming locations, with Gladiator, The Mummy, The Jewel of ...
The Iron Islands, home of the Greyjoys, seem like quite a harsh, brooding, and unforgiving place. Ballintoy Harbour looks just as dramatic in real life, though much cheerier when the sun is out. This harbor on the coastline of Northern Ireland was used for scenes set in Lordsport, a town of the Iron Islands. This is where Theon Greyjoy landed in th...
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- Girona, Catalonia (Oldtown, Braavos) The crew of Game of Thrones have filmed quite a bit in this medieval city, about an hour north of Barcelona. Scenes here have been filmed in the monumental Girona Cathedral, standing at the top of its sweep of steps, as well as the old Jewish Quarter and the Arab Baths.
- Bardenas Reales, Navarre (Dothraki Sea) A stunning desert-like landscape dotted with odd rock formations close to the town of Tudela in north-east Spain, the Bardenas Reales Natural Park has got to be one of the most hauntingly beautiful GoT filming locations ever.
- Peñiscola, Valencia (Meereen) Situated about 90 miles north of Valencia, this spectacular fortified town is another popular ‘Thrones location. Dubbed ‘the City in the Sea’ after its romantic peninsula location, Peñiscola is the dramatic backdrop to Meereen.
The Game of Thrones TV series is one of the largest productions in television history, with every season filming on-location in multiple countries simultaneously. Apart from pure archival/historical interest, this article is meant to aid fans who may be seeking out the Game of Thrones filming locations as tourist destinations. The main headquarters for production is at the Paint Hall studios ...
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Aug 18, 2017 · The cast of “Game of Thrones” is set to start filming the final season of the hit HBO series in October, according to actor Nikolaj Coster-Waldau. “You get the scripts a month before we...
