Red Keep Gardens (Santa Clotilde Gardens)
Red Keep Gardens (Santa Clotilde Gardens) in Lloret de Mar, Spain is a filming location for House of the Dragon (2022). It appears on screen as Red Keep Palace Gardens.
Location Names
Santa Clotilde Gardens
Red Keep Palace Gardens
About This Location
The breathtaking Renaissance gardens overlooking the Mediterranean, where royal family discussions and political schemes unfold among terraced beauty.
Featured In
House of the Dragon
Filming Details
Filming Period
Both Season 1 and Season 2 (2021-2023)
Areas Used
Renaissance-style terraced gardens, Mediterranean Sea views, central Mermaid Staircase, clifftop location between beaches, 27,000m2 garden space
Detailed Scene Information
Production Notes & Behind-the-Scenes Details
First location to offer official "Gardens of the Dragon" tour, designed by Marquis of Roviralta in 1919, minimal CGI needed
• Director's commentary on location choice
• Cast interviews about filming here
• Technical challenges and solutions
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Location Details
Address
Paratge de Santa Clotilde, s/n, 17310 Lloret de Mar, Girona, Spain
Lloret de Mar, Spain
Visiting Red Keep Gardens (Santa Clotilde Gardens)
Opening Hours
Gardens: 10am-8pm summer, 10am-6pm winter, Closed December 25 & January 1, Last entry 1 hour before closing
Entry Fees
Adults: €7, Seniors/Students: €5, Children 4-12: €3.50, Under 4: Free, Gardens of the Dragon tour: €12
Accessibility
Terraced gardens with stairs, some wheelchair accessible paths, accessible parking available, alternative routes for mobility issues
Travel Information
Girona-Costa Brava Airport 25km, Barcelona 75km, train to Blanes then bus to Lloret, coastal parking available
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