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Have you been watching the tv show Game of Thrones? Season 7 has proved to be the best so far in my opinion. The beautiful scene locations are places you can visit in real life and I think I will visit them very soon.
Want to know more? Then read on... I won't give anything away from Game of Thrones storyline...
I have watched all episodes of season 7 Game of Thrones
and it has proved to be the most thrilling season yet. Season 8 was even better. If you haven't seen Game of Thrones yet then I recommend you watch all 8 seasons of it.
Some of the places they have used for their filming locations can be visited by anyone. Would you like to know where they are?
Here are five of them.
1. Kirkjufell in Iceland
This is a famous mountain and waterfall. It is the mountain beyond the wall in Game of Thrones. In episode 1, the hound looks into the flames and says he sees a mountain.
2. Itzurun Beach in Zumaia and Muriola Beach near Barrika
Both beaches can be found on the northern coast of Spain. Itzurun is a more scenic spot and both beaches are 60 miles apart from one another. The beaches are were used for Dragonstone beach, but the interior of Dragonstone was filmed in Belfast.
3. The Dragonstone Footbridge in San Juan de Gaztelugatxe in Spain
The footbridge is near San Sebastian and is closer to Bilbao in Spain. It should be a worthwhile visit to this beautiful place.
4. Dragon Pit in Kings Landing Filmed in Spain
In the last episode of season 7, you can see the ancient dragon pit in Kings Landing where a meeting is held between Cersei, Daenerys, Jon, Tyrion, and everyone else. It's a breathless view of the Roman ruins of Italica in Seville, Spain.
5. Kings Landing Filmed in Croatia
Kings Landing has been filmed in Dubrovnik in Croatia for sometime now. It's a tourist hot spot and can be quite busy, but it will remind you of Kings Landing.
Read more about Game of Thrones' locations here.
Watch more about the Game of Thrones
locations in the videos below:
Want to know more? Then read on... I won't give anything away from Game of Thrones storyline...
I have watched all episodes of season 7 Game of Thrones
and it has proved to be the most thrilling season yet. Season 8 was even better. If you haven't seen Game of Thrones yet then I recommend you watch all 8 seasons of it.Some of the places they have used for their filming locations can be visited by anyone. Would you like to know where they are?
Here are five of them.
1. Kirkjufell in Iceland
This is a famous mountain and waterfall. It is the mountain beyond the wall in Game of Thrones. In episode 1, the hound looks into the flames and says he sees a mountain.
2. Itzurun Beach in Zumaia and Muriola Beach near Barrika
Both beaches can be found on the northern coast of Spain. Itzurun is a more scenic spot and both beaches are 60 miles apart from one another. The beaches are were used for Dragonstone beach, but the interior of Dragonstone was filmed in Belfast.
3. The Dragonstone Footbridge in San Juan de Gaztelugatxe in Spain
The footbridge is near San Sebastian and is closer to Bilbao in Spain. It should be a worthwhile visit to this beautiful place.
4. Dragon Pit in Kings Landing Filmed in Spain
In the last episode of season 7, you can see the ancient dragon pit in Kings Landing where a meeting is held between Cersei, Daenerys, Jon, Tyrion, and everyone else. It's a breathless view of the Roman ruins of Italica in Seville, Spain.
5. Kings Landing Filmed in Croatia
Kings Landing has been filmed in Dubrovnik in Croatia for sometime now. It's a tourist hot spot and can be quite busy, but it will remind you of Kings Landing.
Read more about Game of Thrones' locations here.
Watch more about the Game of Thrones
locations in the videos below:
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