Trsteno Arboretum. Trsteno is a small settlement which is located only 24 kilometres (15 miles) north-west of Dubrovnik. It is easy to get there in some 20 minutes by one of the regular busses connecting Dubrovnik with the Dubrovnik coastland. This settlement hosts one of the oldest and most beautiful Arboretums in the whole region.
Whisk away to Westeros for the ultimate "Game of Thrones" travel experience by visiting 21 filming locations in just two and a half days. Throne-heads who join the tour will begin in "The North" in Edinburgh, Scotland, and travel around the Seven Kingdoms by plane, bus and or train.
The Dragonpit. The Dragonpit is a massive ruin in King’s Landing that once housed the dragons of House Targaryen. The location that served as the Dragonpit in “Game of Thrones” is an ancient Roman amphitheater near Seville, Spain, known as Italica. To find the exact filming location, click on the map pointer in the navigation area or read on.
In an interview for HBO, 'Game of Thrones' star Conleth Hill confirmed that the exteriors of King’s Landing were filmed in Croatia white the interiors were filmed in Northern Ireland. However, the King’s Landing gates are in Malta and the road from the landing, the Dark Hedges, are in Northern Ireland.
OK, this location is not really in Girona. Horn Hill is the Castell de Florentina in real life. A private mansion located in Canet de mar, about 50 minutes drive from it and already within the province of Barcelona. The scenes where shoot in the castle courtyard, the King’s Room (serving as dinning room) and the bedroom.
