Game of Thrones Sevilla Tour

Game of Thrones Seville Tour

Royal Alcazar, Dorne Kingdom

The Real Alcazar of Seville, with its lush blend of vegetation, fountains, water, and palatial architecture, represents the romantic and abundant atmosphere of Dorne, the southernmost kingdom ruled by the Martells, like nowhere else.

The oldest active royal palace in Europe becomes the companion of fundamental scenes of bitter discussions, scenes of love and fighting, all of them accompanying the characters through special corners such as the exotic Gardens of the Alcazar, the famous Baths of Doña Maria Padilla, or the spectacular Fountain of Fame in the Garden of the Ladies, which is the only 17th-century organ fountain that is preserved in Spain and one of the three left in all of Europe.

In the series, only a small part of the rich heritage of the Alcazar, one of the most visited monuments in Seville, appears. But we can continue discovering palatial rooms and charming corners such as the Lion Gate, the Justice Room and the Yeso Courtyard, the Monteria Courtyard, the Admiral’s Room and House of Contracting, the Mudéjar or Pedro I Palace, the Gothic Palace, the Mercury Pond, the Apeadero and the Flags Courtyard.

Itálica, King’s Landing

Next up we’ll head towards Itálica, an ancient Roman city located 7 kilometers from Sevilla. This place is known as the birthplace of emperors, and its ruins of an amphitheater were transformed into the Dragonpit, home to the 4 dragons of Aegon Targaryen. In season 7, we see this magnificent construction as witness to the meeting of Cersei Lannister and Daenerys Targaryen. And yes… Daenerys makes a triumphant entrance, landing on the arena riding Drogo, one of her dragons.

In the final season 8, HBO returns to Itálica, where the future of Jon Snow is decided in another meeting.

After strolling through this historic site, we’ll head back to Sevilla.

Osuna is Daznak

we will visit the Bullring in Osuna, a beautiful village with a rich heritage. There we will see the location used to represent the Daznak Pit in Meereen, the setting of the bloody battle where Daenerys is rescued by one of her dragons, considered one of the most expensive scenes in television history.

Osuna, thanks to the popularity of Game of Thrones, or as we know it, GOT, has opened a section dedicated to the legendary series in its museum, which they’ve called the “Ice and Fire Hall”. Here, we can enjoy a visual tour through images of the filming, licensed replicas, and autographs of the actors and actresses.

After our peculiar “filming” and to regain our strength, we will stop at Casa Curro in Osuna, where we will taste tapas based on the characters from the series… something unique! Are you going to miss it?

There will always be something new to discover, but this tour is sure to impress the majority of the show’s fans.