FILM LOCATIONS · GAME OF THRONES TOURS IN SPAIN
Good game of thrones tours in Spain fill up weeks ahead and the timed tickets go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Follow a local guide through Girona’s Jewish Quarter, cathedral steps, Arab baths, Sant Pere de Galligants, and other Game of Thrones locations. Guides such as Ona, Dylan, Carolina, and Miguel connect filming details with Girona’s past, using an iPad to match scenes to the streets around you.
“It was a very small group and the guide really took all the time we needed. 100% worth it. Thank you :)”
Walk Girona with a local English-speaking guide and see where Game of Thrones scenes became Braavos and King’s Landing. The two-hour route includes the Jewish Quarter, Girona Cathedral, Sant Pere de Galligants, Sant Feliu, and an iPad showing scenes beside the real locations.
“Ona was very knowledgeable, friendly, and personable. The tour was great, especially if you are a GOT fan.”
Meet your guide at Itálica’s entrance in Santiponce for a 1.5-hour walk through Roman houses, intricate mosaics, and the amphitheatre used as Game of Thrones’ dragon pit. Guides such as Jesús and Carlos bring the archaeology to life, though the Roman history gets far more attention than the show.
“Carlos was an amazing guide. Very smart and funny. Like other reviews say, it’s not really a GOT tour but still very interesting and you do see where the dragon pit was filmed.”
Travel by air-conditioned coach from Barcelona to Girona for a two-hour guided walk through the medieval center, Jewish quarter, city walls, and Game of Thrones filming sites. Guides such as Berta, Sara, Sasha, and Jonathan add history and practical tips, followed by free time to explore alone.
“Great tour and guide! Beautiful views of lovely city”
Travel from Valencia in a small, air-conditioned van with a local guide such as Toni or Miguel. Walk Peñíscola’s walled old town, see Game of Thrones filming spots, tour Pope Luna’s Templar castle, enjoy lunch by the Mediterranean, and have free time for shops, gardens, or the beach in warmer months.
“Great day. When arriving I left the group and went on my own because I am not into games of thrones, but it was perfectly fine and I enjoyed the day a lot.”
Leave central Barcelona with an English-speaking guide and a group of up to 15. Trace Arya, Jaime, Cersei, and Margaery’s Girona scenes, eat a three-course Catalan lunch with sangria in Blanes, and finish at a medieval castle before returning to Plaça Catalunya.
“Sergio is very knowledgeable of Barcelona, Girona, Planes and Costa Brava. And Castles. The best tour guide in Barcelona. Thank you very much.”
Travel from Valencia to Peñíscola with guides such as Toni or Miguel, then walk the old town, see Game of Thrones filming sites, visit the Templar castle, and enjoy lunch near the sea. The 8.5-hour English tour includes transport, castle entry, insurance, and free time.
“Castle views are stunning. The history behind the castle and the Pope Luna were indeed very impressive. Our guide guy, Tony, was excellent, knowledgeable, funny, photographer and kind. We were a small group and he was flexible with the time and request. Amazing adventure! Highly recommended.”
Join Dani, Jordi, or David for a focused one-hour walk through Girona’s Game of Thrones filming sites. See the streets used for Braavos and Old Town, compare scenes with the real locations, and hear useful stories about Girona along the way. English, Spanish, Catalan, and Portuguese tours are available.
“Amazing!!! Dani was exceptional! He was punctual and was already waiting for us at the location described. He took us through the main city of Girona that detailed Game of Thrones. With his book of pictures that depicted the series through and through. Welcomed photos through our journey. We ( party of 3) recommend this tour to anyone coming to Girona. He went beyond and spent more than the time allotted for this tour. He even gave a restaurant recommendation at the end of our tour. Thank you again for such a great day!”
Explore Seville’s Royal Alcázar with a professional guide and learn how its halls and gardens connect to Game of Thrones. Guides such as Cristina, Danny, Daniel, Lydia, and Miguel have received strong praise, though the amount of series-related content can vary. The two-hour tour is in English and includes admission.
“The tour guide texted 2 days before to ask me to change the time to 10am because it was forecasted to be too hot at 2pm. I responded that I was already doing the Bullring Tour at 10am so I could not come early. I never heard from her again and she never showed up to guide my 2pm tour.”
Join Christine or another English-speaking guide at C. Francos 19 for a 90-minute tour of Seville’s Royal Alcázar. See Sunspear, the Water Gardens, and filming spots from Game of Thrones while learning about Moorish rulers and Peter the First.
“Absolutely amazing! The guide, Christine, showed us printed colour scenes from the series, in the exact places where they were shot! That was a magical experience. She also told us fun anecdotes from the shooting, and managed to smuggle in some Spanish history in a really interesting way! The tour exceeded my expectations!”
Travel by air-conditioned coach from central Seville to Italica, where Roman ruins became the Dragonpit in Game of Thrones. An English-speaking guide covers the show and ancient history, then leads you through San Isidoro del Campo monastery. Bottled water is provided.
“I can’t even give this a star as we were so disappointed. Oversold and totally underwhelmed. We have done the GoT in Dubrovnik and that was fantastic. We went to the Italia film set but no information what so ever about GOT nothing! We think that we were lumped with a tour of people who booked to see Italia and rather than lose money company sent us on the tour. Don’t waste your money and opt for another tour. The tour is sold as film sets of GOT heading says film sets plural but you see one and that’s pushing it. After you are taken to a monestry that is…”
Travel from Barcelona with guide André or another German-, Spanish-, or English-speaking guide to Girona’s Game of Thrones sites, Pals, and Calella de Palafrugell. You’ll see medieval streets, try local food, and have time for a Costa Brava swim.
“Activity was very good and saw all the key locations. We liked all the history that Andre explained during the tour. It would have been better if we had walked quickly to each key locations and then give us the history, instead of stopping a the bridge and along the path. The time could have been better spent at the key locations to give us time to take photos and explore a bit.”
Ride from your Barcelona hotel to Girona with a local guide, then walk filming sites tied to Braavos and King’s Landing. See the Eiffel Bridge, Jewish Quarter, Arab Baths, city walls, Sant Domènec steps, and Girona Cathedral in a private group of up to eight.
“What a great day! Chema was our guide and he picked us up at our hotel. He was a great driver full of interesting knowledge of Spain and its history. Our walk through Girona old town/Braavos and was great. Not only did he share pictures of the making of game of thrones he shared the history of when it was filmed. It was a great day we will never forget.”
Follow Girona Explorers through six Game of Thrones locations in Girona, including the Cathedral, Arab Baths, and Sant Pere de Galligants. An English-speaking guide such as Joakim connects filming sites with local history during a 90-minute walk for groups of up to 12.
“Really enjoyable walk and informative well worth doing if you are going Girona hour and half was just right!”
Walk Girona’s old streets with guides such as Dani or Jordi and connect real corners to Game of Thrones scenes, including the Sept of Baelor, Braavos theater, Arya’s wanderings, and her blind begging scenes. Expect a small group of up to 15, English guiding, and a one-hour route.
“Fun tour..Danny was great! Very knowledgeable and on time. Fun tour guide! I would recommend this tour”
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