Girona

"Welcome to Braavos, the mysterious and powerful Free City known for its iconic canals, the majestic Titan, and the House of Black and White. A hub of trade and intrigue, Braavos is home to skilled assassins and merchants alike. Dive into its rich history and vibrant culture, where shadows and secrets thrive. Within this fascinating world lies the Great Sept of Baelor, a grand temple symbolizing the Faith of the Seven. With its stunning architecture and serene gardens, it served as the heart of religious life in Westeros. This sacred space witnessed pivotal moments, including the infamous trial of the Queen and the unfolding of political machinations. Explore the profound significance of both Braavos and the Great Sept in the epic saga of Game of Thrones. Note - Beginning in Season 6, Oldtown and parts of King's Landing and Braavos (in Season 5, locations outside of Split, Croatia were used for Braavos). - Cathedral of Saint Mary of Girona - Used for the exterior of the Sept of Baelor in King's Landing. - Sant Pere de Galligants - Abbey's exterior used for Arya and The Waif confrontation on a Braavosi Bridge. - Streets of Ferran el Catòlic, Sant Martí and l’Escola Pia - Used for Braavosi Street Markets - Plaça dels Jurats - Location of the Braavosi Theater Stage"

"Nestled in Catalonia, Spain, Girona is a picturesque city where medieval charm and modern vibrancy intertwine. Its well-preserved old town features cobbled streets, historic buildings, and the iconic colorful houses along the Onyar River. With a rich history showcased in its cathedral, city walls, and Jewish Quarter, Girona offers a glimpse into the past. The city's cultural scene, culinary delights, and stunning views from its elevated vantage points make it a captivating destination for travelers."

"Girona, a historic city near Barcelona, boasts medieval charm with well-preserved architecture and a rich history. Recognizable as a filming location for Game of Thrones, its iconic landmarks add a touch of fantasy to the city's allure, attracting visitors eager to explore its real and fictional past. "