While the series takes place in a fictional world, it was shot here on planet Earth with cities around the globe serving as the backdrop for the series creators’ interpretation of Westeros. Fans of the series should add these three cities to their must-visit list due to their role in GOT.

Dubrovnik, Croatia

The fictional city of King’s Landing was brought to life in the series in the coastal Croatian city of Dubrovnik. The city’s walled and fortified old town was used by the series’ creators to represent a seaside city that served as the capital of the Seven Kingdoms.

Essaouira, Morocco

An easy day trip away from Marrakech on Morocco’s Atlantic coast is the city of Essaouira, which served as the filming location in Game of Thrones’ Season 3, Episode 4 visit to Astapor in which Daenerys Targaryen liberates the city.

Girona, Spain

Another short day trip away from the more popular city of Barcelona is Girona, which was a big player in Season 6 of the series. Here, the city was transformed into the wealthy city of Braavos in a number of scenes that will instantly be recognizable to fans of the series.

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Northern Island

Northern Island is one of the most used Game of Thrones filming locations. It is a setting of Winterfell, the Iron Islands, Kings Road and Westeros.

The Castle Ward, which farmyard is the location of Winterfell, offers a great GOT adventure. You can be a real Stark for one day; rock a fur cloak, practice your archery skills and meet the real Direwolf dogs.

The Kingsroad aka The Dark Hedges is a very popular avenue of beech trees. Thanks to the series its popularity grew and there isn’t a day when there aren’t tourist trying to snap the best Instagram picture.

Croatia

The ancient city of Dubrovnik was the main filming location for King’s Landing, the capital of Seven Kingdoms. Dubrovnik West Harbor, Dubrovnik West Pier, Bokar Fortress and Fort Lovrijenac, Pile Gate Entrance to Old Town, The Jesuit Staircase are the most recognizable places where the story of the Lannister family was shown. Oh, and we can’t leave out the beautiful gardens!

https://www.instagram.com/p/BYYsldCHHMy/?hl=en&tagged=dubrovnikstairs

Malta

The island of Malta, located in the Mediterranean Sea was the host to King’s Landing, as well, but only in season 1. The city of Mdina and its walls and forts served as the Red Keep. At the Azure Window in Gozo, which is now destroyed, was held the wedding of Khal Drogo and Daenerys Targaryen.

Iceland

The beautiful glacier landscapes were perfect for capturing the scenes for the North of the Wall. It was mostly filmed at the Thingvellir National Park. Another popular location is the the Grjótagjá hot spring cave where John Snow and Egret made love.

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While the series takes place in a fictional world, it was shot here on planet Earth with cities around the globe serving as the backdrop for the series creators’ interpretation of Westeros. Fans of the series should add these three cities to their must-visit list due to their role in GOT.

Dubrovnik, Croatia

The fictional city of King’s Landing was brought to life in the series in the coastal Croatian city of Dubrovnik. The city’s walled and fortified old town was used by the series’ creators to represent a seaside city that served as the capital of the Seven Kingdoms.

Essaouira, Morocco

An easy day trip away from Marrakech on Morocco’s Atlantic coast is the city of Essaouira, which served as the filming location in Game of Thrones’ Season 3, Episode 4 visit to Astapor in which Daenerys Targaryen liberates the city.

Girona, Spain

Another short day trip away from the more popular city of Barcelona is Girona, which was a big player in Season 6 of the series. Here, the city was transformed into the wealthy city of Braavos in a number of scenes that will instantly be recognizable to fans of the series.

The post Game of Thrones Fans Must See These Cities appeared first on Traveler Master.

Northern Island

Northern Island is one of the most used Game of Thrones filming locations. It is a setting of Winterfell, the Iron Islands, Kings Road and Westeros.

The Castle Ward, which farmyard is the location of Winterfell, offers a great GOT adventure. You can be a real Stark for one day; rock a fur cloak, practice your archery skills and meet the real Direwolf dogs.

The Kingsroad aka The Dark Hedges is a very popular avenue of beech trees. Thanks to the series its popularity grew and there isn’t a day when there aren’t tourist trying to snap the best Instagram picture.

Croatia

The ancient city of Dubrovnik was the main filming location for King’s Landing, the capital of Seven Kingdoms. Dubrovnik West Harbor, Dubrovnik West Pier, Bokar Fortress and Fort Lovrijenac, Pile Gate Entrance to Old Town, The Jesuit Staircase are the most recognizable places where the story of the Lannister family was shown. Oh, and we can’t leave out the beautiful gardens!

https://www.instagram.com/p/BYYsldCHHMy/?hl=en&tagged=dubrovnikstairs

Malta

The island of Malta, located in the Mediterranean Sea was the host to King’s Landing, as well, but only in season 1. The city of Mdina and its walls and forts served as the Red Keep. At the Azure Window in Gozo, which is now destroyed, was held the wedding of Khal Drogo and Daenerys Targaryen.

Iceland

The beautiful glacier landscapes were perfect for capturing the scenes for the North of the Wall. It was mostly filmed at the Thingvellir National Park. Another popular location is the the Grjótagjá hot spring cave where John Snow and Egret made love.

The post Visit The Best “Game Of Thrones” Filming Locations appeared first on Traveler Master.