Realms & Locations

The impregnable stronghold of House Lannister, carved into a massive stone promontory overlooking the Sunset Sea. Contains the richest gold mines in Westeros.

The ancient Targaryen stronghold, built with Valyrian stone masonry. Its walls and towers are shaped into dragons, with the castle built into the volcano.

The seat of House Tyrell, surrounded by three rings of white stone walls and famous for its lush gardens and vineyards. The most fertile region of Westeros.

The capital of the Seven Kingdoms, built by Aegon the Conqueror. Home to the Iron Throne and the Red Keep, the largest city in Westeros.

The capital of Dorne and seat of House Martell. Built in the style of Rhoynish architecture, with sun-drenched courtyards and spear towers.

The ancestral seat of House Arryn, built atop the Giant's Lance in the Mountains of the Moon. Considered impregnable, accessible only by narrow mountain path.

A colossal fortification of ice and magic, stretching 300 miles across the northern border. Built to defend the realms of men from the dangers beyond.

The ancient seat of House Stark, capital of the North. Built over natural hot springs, its walls have endured for eight thousand years.

The Secret City, built in a hidden lagoon by escaped slaves. Home to the Iron Bank and the Faceless Men. The Titan of Braavos guards its harbor.

The largest and northernmost of the three great slave cities. Characterized by its great pyramid and brick architecture painted in many colors.

A wealthy trading city on the western coast of Essos. Governed by a council of magisters and a ceremonial Prince.

The doomed capital of the Valyrian Freehold. Once the greatest civilization, now a smoking ruin cursed by the Doom. None who venture there return.