Dubrovnik may not have dragons or dire wolves, but it’s got plenty of remarkable history of its own, evidently still waiting ...

A 200-year-old wooden boat has been discovered in this Game of Thrones filming site—another reason to travel and visit the ...

According to the Associated Press, the shipwreck was first spotted in April by underwater construction worker Ivan Bukelic ...

An underwater construction worker discovered an 18th-century shipwreck off the coast of the picturesque port town of ...

Dubrovnik’s seaport, or Blackwater Bay to Game of Thrones fans (Picture: Nicole Morley) The walls are 1,940metres long, 3m thick along the sea walls and 6m thick inland.

Once a year, Dubrovnik becomes a setting for the fantasy saga "Game of Thrones." The seventh season begins on TV in the US on July 16 and in Germany on July 17.

HBO might have packed up the cameras and moved onto other projects but the lasting effect of Game of Thrones in Dubrovnik is little short of astounding. Yes, it was the most watched serial of all time ...

DUBROVNIK is instantly recognisable to Game of Thrones fans as the fictional stronghold of King’s Landing. But it’s easy to see why this corner of the Dalmatian Coast is a serious challenger ...

Shepherding tourists through the arches and towers of Croatia's medieval walled city of Dubrovnik, Ivan Vukovic spends half his time leading tours of a capital that doesn't exist: the fictional ...

Dubrovnik, Croatia: Game of Thrones town is being ruined by too many tourists Updated September 25, 2018 — 10.22am first published September 24, 2018 — 10.58am Save ...