If the story follows the books, a novice going by the name of Alleras should intercept Sam and take him to meet the rebellious Archmaester Marwyn, who could clue us in on one of the bigger underlying conspiracies in Westeros: that the death of dragons (and somehow, of magic) the last time around was brought about by design. If he keeps on course, Sam can expect to find the Citadel, where he should meet a couple of intriguing characters (especially since not everyone is whom they claim to be).
Along the river and canals are guild halls and various septs and temples (the Sailor’s Sept, the Lord’s Sept, Starry Sept, etc.), with a little local bar, the Quill and Tankard, on an island all its own. Instead of mud streets, its streets are cobblestone.
One of the largest cities in Westeros, Oldtown is effectively an upgraded version of King’s Landing. This sounds like it would be an excellent set for Sam Tarly’s current destination: Oldtown. One of the areas production might incorporate is a walled section known as the Old Quarter that offers a mix of architectural styles (Baroque, Gothic, Romanesque), steep alleyways, and a labyrinth of narrow streets. The city is famed for its Roman-style medieval architecture, churches, and canals. Shooting will take place in Girona, which is located in Spain’s Catalonia region near the French border, from September 3 to 18. Littlefinger, make your travel plans now. Now that the show is quickly moving out of book territory, it’s anyone’s guess as to where that expansion will take us - but by taking a look at the areas being scouted, we’re able to make some educated predictions about which story lines will be featured next season.
The world of Game of Thrones is an ever-expanding one, as evidenced by the recent location scouting and extras casting in Spain. Park near a monastery, La Alcazaba, Spain.
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