Game of Thrones world in Europe (speculations)

[Aren]

And do they film in a bullring and in a palace built by Christians, plus in an amphitheater built by Romans to represent something similar to Moorish?

Yeah looks like a mix of Roman and Moorish

[Cristiano viejo]

Yeah looks like a mix of Roman and Moorish

No, it does not. Showing a garden does not make it Moorish.

[Aren]

I don't need to email anyone asking for anything. It's you who said "Dorne is obviously Iberia". I don't see anything obvious about it.

The author himself has said several times that Dorne is influenced by Iberia during it's Roman and Medieval era.

[Aren]

No, it does not. Showing a garden does not make it Moorish.

The second pic that you chose to leave out is based on the description of Sunspear in the books. And yes it does look Moorish.

[Morlak]

I would put Croatia and Slovenia as Westeros and the rest as Essos

lmao i absolutely love when you Croats think you are more Western/Central Europeans than Balkanites. Though in truth what best suits Croats are Boltons.
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[Aren]

Because they were Andalusian extras, you genius

Maybe a Spaniard who spends his time posting only blonde Spaniards on a forum knows better about GOT than the author himself.

[Jana]

lmao i absolutely love when you Croats think you are more Western/Central Europeans than Balkanites. Though in truth what best suits Croats are Boltons.
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[Cristiano viejo]

The second pic that you chose to leave out is based on the description of Sunspear in the books. And yes it does look Moorish.

I left out the two pictures, I usually dont quote the pictures, and in any case both pictures have nothing to do each other. No minarets in the first picture (the Spanish) , sorry

[Cristiano viejo]

Maybe a Spaniard who spends his time posting only blonde Spaniards on a forum knows better about GOT than the author himself.

Maybe a brown boy who spends his time trying to relate South Europeans with his brown people knows better than me if these places in Spain look Moorish or not.

[Aren]

Maybe a brown boy who spends his time trying to relate South Europeans with his brown people knows better than me if these places in Spain look Moorish or not.

Read and go cry in a corner

Dorne is a very special land, with a slightly different cultural basis than the rest of Westeros... it was politically apart for a long time, it was also culturally apart because of the Rhoynar and the traditions they brought, but they didn’t influence the rest of Westeros so much. So the Dornish have their own particular sort of customs. I see that in Spain with the whole history, particularly the Moorish history of Spain, you know... it really sets it apart from France

http://www.adriasnews.com/2012/10/ge...interview.html

From the author himself