Exploring Game of Thrones’ Real-Life Dragonstone

Gazi Lugache, located in Basque Country, Spain, is known for its chapel dedicated to John the Baptist and its appearance in Game of Thrones as Dragonstone. The site features a narrow stone bridge with 231 steps and has a rich history, including legends of wish-granting bells and uses ranging from a convent to a prison during the Spanish Inquisition. Its popularity surged after being featured in the TV series, attracting many visitors.

What is the significance of Gazi Lugache in relation to Game of Thrones?

What legend is associated with ringing the bell at the Chapel?

Describe the structure that was first built on the island and its historical uses.

How did the appearance of the stairwell in season seven of Game of Thrones affect its popularity?

What draws thousands of visitors to Gazi Lugache each year?