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You won’t find any Lannisters, Targaryens, Tyrells or Starks roaming the streets of Girona any more. But if you've seen Season Six of the hit series Game of Thrones, a walk through the old town is sure to take you back into the world of King's Landing, Braavos and Oldtown, as you come across the filming locations where key parts of the popular series were shot.

There are many landscapes to discover on the Costa Brava beyond its beaches and coves. The botanical gardens of Blanes, Calella de Palafrugell and Lloret de Mar are three perfect examples; a real treat for the senses that you might not expect and that are often missed by many of the tourists who visit this area. Don't make the same mistake.

Bordering the Costa Brava and the mountains of the Pyrenees, Girona awaits, ready to enchant you with the welcoming charm of its towns and villages and captivate you with the magic of its big cities.

It is impossible to fully understand the works of Salvador Dalí without getting to know his homeland, Empordà. The Dalí Triangle traces an incredible route around three unmissable museums that will transport you into the world of this surrealist master.

Kris Ubach is an avid traveller, a photographer, a sports lover and an adventure seeker. Since the age of fifteen, she has worked as a professional photojournalist specialising in travel and tourism.

In this post we invite you to explore the connection between two worlds that may seem unrelated: museums and gastronomy. We'll be looking at five museums that are "scrumptious enough to eat", bridging these two worlds so that you can learn about the link between Girona's heritage and gastronomy. Let's go!