Water Gardens of Dorne

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The Water Gardens of Dorne are the lush, seaside palace and pleasure gardens of House Martell in the Game of Thrones universe, known for their tranquil pools, ornate architecture, and role as the Dornish royal family's favored retreat.

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Water Gardens of Dorne canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional location
fictional palace complex
royal residence
appearsInBook A Dance with Dragons
A Feast for Crows
appearsInTVSeries Game of Thrones
associatedHouse House Martell
builtFor Princess Daenerys Targaryen of Dorne (Daenerys, sister of Daeron II)
climate hot and sunny
countryInWorld Westeros
creatorInLore Prince Maron Martell
designStyle Dornish architecture
feature colorful mosaics
fruit trees
marble columns
numerous pools
open courtyards
shaded pavilions
fictionalUniverse A Song of Ice and Fire
Game of Thrones
function residence for Dornish princely family
royal retreat
governedBy Prince of Dorne
governingPhilosophy place where children of all backgrounds are treated equally
historicalContext built after the marriage pact between House Martell and House Targaryen
knownFor colorful tiles
fountains
lush gardens
ornate architecture
peaceful atmosphere
seaside terraces
shaded walkways
tranquil pools
languageContext Common Tongue of Westeros
locatedInFictionalRegion Dorne
narrativeRole setting for Doran Martell’s political planning
notableResident Prince Doran Martell
linked to: Doran Martell

Princess Arianne Martell
linked to: Arianne Martell

Quentyn Martell
Trystane Martell
overlooksBodyOfWater Summer Sea
politicalSymbolism symbol of Dornish independence and culture
symbol of peace between Dorne and the Iron Throne
primaryOccupants House Martell
regionCapitalRelation secondary residence to Sunspear
safetyPerception considered a safe haven for children
seatType pleasure palace
TVFilmingLocation Alcázar of Seville
usedBy Dornish princes and princesses
hostages and wards from noble families

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Royal Alcázar of Seville GameOfThronesRole Water Gardens of Dorne