Osuna, Games of Thrones Tour and Olvera

Free parking lot in Osuna. Leave your car here and continue on foot to see the sites of this cute Andalucian pueblo.

Game of Thrones fans, rejoice!
Regardless of your thoughts on Bullfighting, you're here to view the Fighting Pits of Danzak in Meereen, as this bullring was the film setting for such a scene in Season 5, episodes 9 and 10. These scenes, shot over 17 days days in October 2014, featured over 550 stuntmen and women (including extras) and was one of the most expensive in television history.
Can you imagine a giant dragon flying in and Kaleeshi flying out? Sadly, the giant dragon is no longer on display due to vandalism and rough play.
It's a quick visit, you don't need a long time but it's pretty cool!
Opening Hours Saturday and Sunday only 10:00 - 14:00
Always a good idea to phone ahead: +34 954 81 57 32

Osuna's main street, Calle San Pedro has been listed by UNESCO as the 2nd most beautiful street in all of Europe! In Addition, in 1967 this pueblo was declared "Historic-Artistic" status.
This street is perfect for photos as you admire the stately mansions, churches and palaces of a bygone era in Spain.

Keeping on with the Game of Thrones theme, the Museum of Osuna has special rooms devoted only to GOT, complete with weapons, props and costumes from the filming at the Bullring of Osuna.
In addition, you'll find information about local art and some special exhibits.
Well worth it if you're a fan of GOT fan!
Opening Hours Tuesday - Sunday 10:00 - 14:00; 17:00 - 20:00 Closed Mondays
Phone +34 610 53 59 03

Have a look around and admire the interior works dating back to 1566 with the main alter from 1717.
It's a treat for the eyes, but the real treat is a small window inside the church where nuns will sell you sweet treats!
You put the money in a little drawer, slide it in and in return the nuns on the other side of the bars, will slide out fried donuts and Moroccan biscuits!
Opening Hours Monday - Saturday 08:00 - 20:30 Sunday 9:30 - 13:00

Collect your car from this free parking lot as you make your way towards Olvera.

Excellent atmosphere and hospitality at this countryside restaurant.
Enjoy al fresco dining under the shady trees (or a wood-burning cozy fire place for the colder months) as you discover authentic Andalucian dishes such as "Iberian pork" and "Salmorejo".
Don't miss out on the homemade desserts, especially the flan!
Opening Hours Monday 9:00 - 24:00 Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday 9:00 – 18:00 Thursday Closed
Phone +34 955 95 80 73

You're in for a real treat as you experience box car-living in these converted train cars. There's more than enough space to stretch out with these "train car apartments" complete with lounge, kitchen and dining area.
Enjoy the swimming pool right outside your door, check out the adjacent museum website or freshen up with a pick-me-up coffee by visiting the "train station" cafe adjacent to your train car (it really is an old train station!).
You're all set for a great stay and best of all, you're directly on the trail to start your bike ride tomorrow morning on the Via Verde!
Note Dinner/breakfast items as well as snacks for your bike ride tomorrow can be bought later in town for meals in your apartment or you can have dinner at the suggested restaurant in town.
Breakfast IS available at the train station cafe next door but they don't open early and the service can be a bit slow if you're itching to get on the bike trail.

Plenty of parking here so snag a spot and continue on by foot to the Castle as this part of the pueblo is only accessible by foot.

This Moorish castle dates from Medieval times and was strategically placed and built into the rocks on the hilltop. Indeed, you're sure to have already been stunned by the site of it as you arrived into Olvera.
The tower from the 1200's will take you up a very narrow flight of stairs for a spectacular viewpoint, perfect for your holiday photos.
Opening Hours Everyday 10:00 - 20:00

Soak up the impressive views from the town Plaza as you admire the Cathedral, Castle and pueblo below you.
The nearby cemetery is worth a look as well.
Enjoy your stroll through the quaint street of the village as you walk to dinner.

This upscale Spanish bistro specializes in serving fresh, local products and cooking up regional dishes with a unique spin such as "Almadraba Red Tuna Ribs" and "Grilled Iberian Pork with Parisian Potato".
You'll also find an extensive list of Spanish wines as well as quality wines from abroad.
Opening Hours Wednesday - Saturday 13:00 - 16:00; 8:30 - 24:00 Sunday and Monday 13:00 - 16:00 Closed Tuesday
Phone +34 664548707
Reservations Recommended Website

Return to your car and drive back to the train-car hotel.

These train cars from the 19th century were specially designed for the Jerez-Almargen railway line.
Today, they have been redesigned and modernized for your comfortable stay.
Enjoy the rest of your night and get a good night's sleep for your exciting bike ride tomorrow morning!