The world of Game of Thrones is a vast one, spanning several continents, many islands, several seas, a multitude of small villages and glittering cities, and one very large wall made of ice. The ...

Well, apparently that no longer needs to be the case, with a new interactive map aiming to make sure you know your Westeros from your Essos. Game of Thrones season 7 release date, spoilers, cast ...

A diehard Game of Thrones fan has created a realistic-looking map of Westeros, with the coast of Essos peeking in from the side. It includes everything from the Land of Always Winter past the Wall ...

The frozen wall that protects civilized Westeros from the murder-crazy zombies in Game of Thrones is thicker than seven school buses parked end to end and longer than the state of Maryland. What ...

The Map First, let’s check out the map before revisiting more of Game of Thrones historical accuracy. The map is simply Britain placed on top of an inverted Ireland.

Winterfell In the early seasons of Game of Thrones, Winterfell was what's up. Sure, it's cold, but it's pretty, it's dramatic, it's the capital of the North, and the Starks live there.

Game of Thrones is often compared to a movie, but here was an hour that felt truly cinematic: Not just in the clichés, which gave us great action-movie tropes like Pyp the heartwarming redshirt ...

Scientists Made a 'Game of Thrones' Map to Reveal Secrets of the 7 Kingdoms From the sweeping Dothraki grasslands to the snow-capped volcanic peaks. by Sabin Zahirovic and Jo Condon May 23, 2019 ...

And in fact, in 2014, Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin did reveal that the fictional continent is based on an inverted map of Britain and Ireland.