Westeros in real life

The Game of Thrones locations, far closer to home than you think.

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Real Alcázar
The Water Gardens of Dorne, seat of House Martell. It is a living monument and heavily visited: timed tickets sell out days ahead in season.
Itálica (Santiponce)
The Roman amphitheatre that plays the Dragonpit in seasons seven and eight. It is 9 km from the centre and reachable by city bus.
Casa de Pilatos
Its Mudéjar courtyards were also used as Dornish interiors. It sits right in the centre and usually has far less of a queue than the Alcázar.
Plaza de toros de Osuna
The fighting pits of Daznak in Meereen, where Drogon rescues Daenerys. Osuna is 90 km away: a half-day trip from Seville.
Barrio de Santa Cruz
The lanes beside the Alcázar where the Dornish exteriors were shot. They are free to walk at any hour.

Puente Romano
The Long Bridge of Volantis. Cross it at dawn, when nobody is about and the Mosque is backlit.
Castillo de Almodóvar del Río
Highgarden, seat of the Tyrells, and Casterly Rock in some shots. It is 25 km out and visible from the road long before you arrive.
Mezquita-Catedral
It does not appear in the series, but it stands a hundred metres from the Roman Bridge and is the reason Córdoba is a stop at all. Free entry first thing on weekday mornings.
Torre de la Calahorra
The defensive tower on the far side of the Roman Bridge, and where the wide shots of the bridge were filmed from.

Escalinata de la Catedral
The Great Sept of Baelor. The 90 steps are the ones Cersei descends at her trial, and you climb them without a ticket because the square is public.
El Call, barrio judío
The narrow streets that stand in for Braavos. It is one of the best-preserved medieval Jewish quarters in Europe.
Baños Árabes
The House of Black and White where Arya trains with the Faceless Men. It is ticketed and small: half an hour is enough.
Sant Pere de Galligants
The Romanesque monastery that appears as the exterior of the Citadel of Braavos. Today it houses the archaeological museum.
Passeig de la Muralla
The walkway along the top of the Carolingian wall, with the views the wide shots of Braavos were filmed from.

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