Set foot in Croatia’s magical fantasy land – Dubrovnik. Dubrovnik or King’s Landing as we all know it – is the capital of the 7 fictional kingdoms in GOT. The city is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is often referred to as the pearl of the Adriatic, given its location. Only 1500 people permanently reside making it a quaint place to visit.
City Walls
For centuries, the walls that surround the old town represented security, protection and prosperity. They were used to guard and shelter the town from external threat such as pirates, perils and other foreign threat.
You can climb the walls and walk the entire perimeter of the city. Trust us, the small fee is worth every penny as every segment of the wall provides spectacular views of the city’s famous red rooftops and the Adriatic Sea.
Minçeta Tower
No GOT fan needs a background on the Minçeta Tower or referred to as the House of Undying in the city of Quarth in the series. It is till date considered as one of the most iconic symbols of the city.
Jesuit Stairs
Remember the infamous ‘Cersei’s Walk of Shame’ scene that took place in season 5? Well, this scene took place on the Jesuit stairs that descends from Gundulic? Square to St. Ignatius Church off St. Dominika Street. The neighborhood is famous for its quaint cafes and street vendors. A must visit on Dubrovnik’s things to do list.