Wales has doubled for Westeros in the second series of House of the Dragon, the Game of Thrones spin-off set nearly 200 years before the events of the original series. Filming crews landed in Wales for five weeks last year, after which the show's executive producer Kevin de la Noy shared his delight at filming in the country. He said: "It was great to be shooting in Wales with its stunning scenery and landscapes, that bring to life our Westeros.
"I had no hesitation in taking House of the Dragon there...
and we were blessed with the most glorious weather too. Thank you, Wales!" READ MORE: Huge Principality Stadium queues as Swifties take over city centre One location that was key to filming was the island of Anglesey , just off the mainland's northwest coast. With just one episode of the new series having aired so far, some scenes filmed on the island are yet to be seen.
Last year actor Steve Toussaint, who plays Corlys Velaryon, was spotted filming a scene in the village of Penmon. And some eagle-eyed walkers later spotted an army wearing the golden-dragon sigil of Aegon II Targaryen filming in Beaumaris. While others saw filming on Llanddwyn Beach, which is believed to be the location used for the 'Sowing of the Dragonseeds', in which descendants of the Targaryens will try to claim dragons.
These events will appear in a later episode of the show. Anglesey's Porth y Cwch was used to film a rather emotional scene in which Lucerys Velaryon's corpse washed up on Shipbreaker Bay.
