Game of Thrones fans, unite! We have gathered five of the show's locations that fans should visit. It does not matter where your alliance is. All of the locations would make all the show's fans jump with glee, whether they support the Starks or the Targaryens.
Limestone Azure Window, Gozo, Malta
It is used as backdrop of several scenes in the first season, including the wedding of Khal Drogo and Daenerys. Travelers would appreciate the magnificence of this natural architecture, as they stand the test of weathering and time. The ocean underneath the formation is also popular with scuba divers.
Vatnajökull National Park, Iceland
Remember the time when Jon Snow was with the wildlings from the North of the Wall? You can visit the national park without fear of getting attacked by the White Walkers. Travelers who appreciate the landscape of snowy-laden view, complete with glaciers, rivers and geothermal sites, should definitely visit the location.
Dubrovnik, Croatia
The King's Landing, save for Joffrey and her evil queen mother, is a perfect place because of the breathtaking 360 degree view. You can visit the location where King's Landing is filmed. This UNESCO World Heritage Site features unique Mediterranean architecture with a seaside view. It is perfect for travelers who want to know what it feels like to be a royalty.
Doune Castle, Stirling, Scotland
The Starks and their perfect family all started their journey in Winterfell before the bad incidents began. It is a huge castle in the north. We love the place when it was still headed by the House Stark. Now, it is ruled by House Bolton. The Doune Castle is a favorite filming place for depicting Winterfell. Still standing strong after its erection in the 1300s, visitors would be brought back to the past.
Grjótagjá Cave, Iceland
Jon Snow first slept with a woman in a cave under the snow that surprisingly has warm body of water inside. You can visit the cave and imagine that you are a wildling who has met Jon Snow for the first time.
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