Less than two hours away from Cáceres, across the Portuguese border, sits this fairytale village, a hilltop hamlet with steep, moss-covered streets and quaint stone cottages set between gigantic prehistoric boulders. Soak up the magical atmosphere, tuck into a traditional broad bean stew, and then hike up to view the Chapel of São Miguel, the Church of Santa Maria do Castelo, and the stunning Castle of Monsanto, all recognizable landmarks from Dragonstone.
Santa Clotilde Gardens, Spain
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The lush gardens of the Red Keep, where King Viserys walked with his proposed-bride-to-be, the then-12-year-old Laena Velaryon, early on in the first season of House of the Dragon, are actually these immaculately landscaped, sun-soaked gardens in Lloret de Mar, in the northeastern corner of Spain. Just an hour and a half from Barcelona and perched on the edge of the Mediterranean, they make for a spectacular day trip, in which you can take in the sea views and then get lost amongst the hedges, discovering hidden statues, fountains, and ivy-strewn villas.
Cave Dale, Peak District
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