Where does one even begin to explain Game of Thrones? Eight seasons, eight opposing houses and only one throne. This would be a good summary but there is only one problem: endless battles, deaths, betrayals, weddings, alliances, the Night King, the White Walkers and and the Valyrian Fire would all be left out.

The scale of this series based on the books by George R. R. Martin is overwhelming. So much so that attempting to pinpoint every one of its locations is a very exhaustive task, almost as daunting as it was for Daenerys to set foot on Westeros. (A journey that took her nothing less than six seasons to complete).

However, we lived through its characters each and every one of their journeys during the whole eight seasons the show aired. And that is a difficult experience to forget. In hindsight, it may even be said, that the show was “a bit too short”. Because we are, even today, eager to return to the GOT universe.

This time we are going to experience the journey first hand. We will walk the same streets in Braavos the Arya wandered about, we will climb up the same towers from where Jamie watched his army, and we will enjoy the same landscapes overflown by three dragons.