Spanish tourist attractions that have appeared in the game of thrones

With the global popularity of Game of Thrones, some minority tourist attractions in Spain have gradually entered the eyes of tourists. I have compiled the Spanish tourist attractions that have appeared in the game of thrones for everyone. Welcome to read.

1. Sumaia

Sumaia "Zumaia" is a coastal city located in the Basque Autonomous Region in northern Spain, with beautiful coastal scenery. Itzurun Beach became the location of the "magic beach" in the play.

At the end of episode 1 of Game of Thrones season 7, the dragon mother landed on Longshi Island with a huge army. The waves are angry and the dragon is flying, which really makes people feel excited and excited.

Different from the common sandy beach or cobblestone beach, Sumayia's unique beach is composed of a flysch group 65 million years ago.

flysch is a special suite of marine sedimentary rocks, which is a rhythmic series of semi-deep-sea and deep-sea facies deposits. Due to crustal activity 6 million years ago, karst was washed away and then cooled by seawater.

After being washed away by seawater, these stones form a shape resembling "Long Lin", which is really similar to the Dragon Stone Island depicted in the play.

2. Bermeo

Bermeo, Bermeo, also located in the Basque Autonomous Region in northern Spain, is a small town founded in 1236, and is famous for its small island "San Juan de Gazteluguatxe" west of Luikart.

In the play Islote San Juan de Gaztelugatxe

, after the Dragon Mother landed, the camera turned to Longshibao, and its prototype in reality was San Juan Gaz Luikart West in Bermeo.

The soldiers opened the gate of the Dragon Stone Castle, and the towering stone steps came into view. Although the castle in the distance was modeled in 3D, the stone steps were real.

Third, Santiponce

Santi Ponce is a small town belonging to Seville, the capital of Andalusia autonomous region in southern Spain. Although the city is small, it has a long history and sits on the famous ancient Roman cultural relic Itarica.

Itálica

Ancient Roman city relic

Itá lica in Itarica is an ancient Roman city relic, which was built in 26 BC and was a military center of the Roman Empire in the 2nd-3rd century. Throughout the Middle Ages, Italica became the source of stone needed for the construction of Seville. Within the area of nearly 3,2 square meters in Fiona Fang, five parallel streets and their underground drainage facilities are still well preserved, and the amphitheater and exquisite colorful ground are also preserved.

In Game of Thrones, the Targaryen family once kept their dragon at the top of a hill near King's Landing. This place called the Dragon Cave was later destroyed in riots, and the dragon was also killed.

In the seventh season of this drama, I Taalikka was chosen as the location of the Dragon Cave. The Dragon Mother will meet many important people here, and many story lines will be merged here.

iv. caceres

caceres "Cáceres" is a city with a long history, which belongs to Estremadura province in southwest Spain. Its old city was listed on the World Cultural Heritage List by UNESCO in 1986.

caceres City was founded by the Romans in 25 BC, and was later rebuilt by the Moors, mixing Roman, Islamic, Gothic and Renaissance styles.

Although there have been many wars in history, 3 light towers built during Muslim rule have been preserved so far. The old city also retains the ancient city wall, which is a well-preserved medieval town, which is a mixture of ancient Roman, Islamic, Gothic and Italian Renaissance buildings.

This well-preserved ancient Spanish city undertook a lot of filming in the seventh season of Game of Thrones, including some scenes of King's Landing, the capital of the seven kingdoms.

It is said that when Game of Thrones was filmed in Spain in the seventh season, because there were too many fans on the scene, in order to prevent spoilers, the crew even had to shoot some fake plots to confuse the audience.

In addition to the above location, the cast's favor for Spain was also reflected in previous seasons. Which scene impressed you the most?