1. Meeting point: El Arenal, Bilbao
Please arrive at least 10 minutes before departure at El Arenal (opposite the San Nicolás Church), Areatzako Pasealekua, 1A, 48005 Bilbao
Don’t miss out the opportunity to visit these filming locations, awarded in 2018 in the category “Outstanding Locations in a Period Television Series” by the Location Managers Guild International.
From €80 per person
Please arrive at least 10 minutes before departure at El Arenal (opposite the San Nicolás Church), Areatzako Pasealekua, 1A, 48005 Bilbao (view map)
Sundays at 9:00 am (Jan – Dec)
Back at the meeting point at approx 5:30 pm
20 persons
48 hours or more before start: full refund less 5% booking fees.
After that time or no-show: no refund.
Tapas/Pintxos and wine tasting in Bermeo
Appropriate clothing
Comfortable shoes
Sun protection
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Please arrive at least 10 minutes before departure at El Arenal (opposite the San Nicolás Church), Areatzako Pasealekua, 1A, 48005 Bilbao
Here we saw Davos, Tyrion and Gendry. On season seven the Gold Cloaks try to stop Tyrion from leaving King’s Landing and when Davos can’t buy their silence, Gendry decides to act.
While it wasn’t featured on Game of Thrones, this castle has a fairy-tale look about it inspired by Bavarian castle models. It is a perfect place to take photos and feel like a lord or a lady of Winterfell.
Here is where Daenerys and Jon Snow meet for the first time. In real life, San Juan de Gaztelugatxe is not a big castle but a small hermitage on the top of 241 steps located on the Basque coast.
Here we will stop to have some free time to have lunch as Bermeo is very well known for its pintxos, tapas and local wine called txakolí.
When we see Daenerys stepping on her true home for the first time, she is actually stepping on a 60 million year old beach. Zumaia’s Flysch dates from the mid-cretaceous period to the present, a time period of over 100 million years.
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