Game Of Thrones: Awesome Filming Locations You Need To Visit In Spain - Updated 2024

1. Seville, Andalusia – Season 5 and season 7

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The enigmatic and iconic city of Seville proved to be a wonderful location for the ongoing Game of Thrones adventure. For those who have watched season 5, you may recognize the Real Alcázar Palace, which was used to represent the Royal Palace of Dorne in Sunspear. Rumor has it that the popular series will return to Seville for season 7, with the Real Alcázar Palace to reprise its role, along with its beautiful Water Gardens. Seville’s Reales Atarazanas will be a new location, where the Royal Dockyards are said to become a future set. Filming permission has reportedly already been given to the Game of Thrones team to use the Roman ruins of Itálica in the town of Santiponce, close to Seville, as the site of a battle scene in the upcoming season 7.

Real Alcázar of Seville

Address: Patio de Banderas, s/n, 41004 Sevilla

Website: Alcázar of Seville (in Spanish)

2. Osuna, Andalusia – Season 5

Also in Andalusia, the Plaza de Toros (bullring) in Osuna was used as the perfect shooting location and set for “Danzak’s Pit.”

Plaza de Toros de Osuna

Address: Calle Lantejuela, 8, 41640 Osuna, Sevilla

Website: Plaza de Toros de Osuna (in Spanish)

3. San Juan de Gaztelugatxe, Bermeov, Galicia – Season 7

Game of Thrones location scouts apparently spotted this incredible location and filming crews were there in October last year. San Juan de Gaztelugatxe (“castle rock” in Basque) is a small island located along the Bay of Biscay. The island is accessed from the mainland by first crossing an ancient stone bridge and then ascending an amazing 241 steps to the top. Once at the summit, you will find a hermitage dedicated to John the Baptist. Legend tells us that you can ring the bell three times on arrival, allowing you to make a wish.

San Juan de Gaztelugatxe

Website: San Juan de Gaztelugatxe

4. Itzurun beach in Zumaia, Galicia – Season 7

Itzurun Beach, with its looming, craggy cliffs and beautiful sandy beach on the wild Atlantic Sea has been rumored to be a potential landing spot for Daenerys and the army of the Unsullied. It certainly makes the ideal and atmospheric view for scenes in season 7. The beach is accessed via a pedestrian-only path which winds through the cliffs and carries a Blue Flag status. While it looks wild and lonely in the photo, there is a promenade offering several restaurants and bars. Imagine sitting enjoying a coffee while the Game of Thrones film crew and actors were making memorable scenes!

Itzurun Beach

Address: Zumaia, Guipúzcoa, Basque Country

Website: Itzurun Beach

5. Cáceres, Extremadura – Season 7

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2/2 Caceres Spain Plaza Mayor Arco

Heading now to a more central region of Spain, the medieval walled city of Cáceres is our next stop on the Game of Thrones location tour. This fascinating and historic UNESCO World Heritage Site is apparently a definite on the location list for season 7. Rumors say the city might be the site of the famous capital of the Seven Kingdoms, King’s Landing. With its mixture of Roman, Gothic and Renaissance architecture, there is no limit to the possibilities.

Cáceres, Extremadura

Website: Cáceres

6. Malpartida de Cáceres - Natural Park of Los Barruecos, Extremadura – Season 7

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The fascinating rock formations intermingled with pretty lakes are located in the Los Barruecos Natural Park, just outside Malpartida in the Cáceres province of Extremadura. The park starred as a filming location at the end of November last year. The local media announced shortly prior to filming that auditions were to be held for muscle-bound locals with a military background, which seems to hint at an epic battle scene being held here.

Los Barruecos

Address: Camino de Malpartida de Cáceres, 10195 Cáceres

Website: Los Barruecos

7. Almodovar del Rio, Córdoba, Andalusia – Season 7

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Next, we head back to Andalusia in southern Spain and the remarkable city of Almodovar del Rio located in Córdoba province. Looming over the banks of the Guadalquivir River is an ancient Moorish castle, which was said to be a shooting location for Game of Thrones season 7. Rumors abound that the magnificent construction could play the role of the seat of House Tyrell, Highgarden. The capital city of Córdoba itself featured in season 5, where the remarkably preserved Roman Bridge in the historic center of the city played the role of the Long Bridge of Volantis.

Córdoba

Website: Córdoba Tourism

8. Girona, Catalonia – Season 6 (from USD 44.0)

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Girona, a fascinating walled city in Catalonia, featured well in season 6. With its winding, narrow cobblestoned alleyways steeply stepped walkways, cathedrals and historic arches, the city was the perfect location for Braavos. Here you can walk in Arya Stark’s footsteps while exploring the town. Many scenes were shot in the Medieval Quarter of Girona, close to the Cathedral, on Bisbe Cartaña, near the Jardins de la Francesa and on Calle de la Claveria. The city offers special tours of all the Game of Thrones locations in what it dubs the Game of Girona Experience on the first Saturday of every month.

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Enjoy your Game of Thrones adventure!

Make a point of visiting Spain and its amazing Game of Thrones filming locations. If you are not able to travel right now, why not binge seasons 5 and 6 of the show to see if you can identify these wonderful sites? And, of course, see even more of Spain’s scenic beauty in the upcoming season 7 of Game of Thrones.