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Jon Snow - The series that inspired the hit TV show is named 'A Song of Ice and Fire.' And many speculate that Jon is the "Ice" in the title.

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Iceland - Nothing is more fitting than pairing Jon with a country that also contains "ice" in its name. As a matter of fact, Iceland is nicknamed as the "Land of Fire and Ice."

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Samwell Tarly - Studious, dedicated, loyal, and diplomatic, Sam is among the most humble characters on the show.

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Luxembourg - If you're a bookworm like Sam, you should visit Luxembourg, a country that places a lot of importance on education and the betterment of society.

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Arya Stark - The brave little girl who had to grow up way too quickly is one of the show's most beloved characters thanks to her swordsmanship and ability to survive in the shadows.

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Serbia - Serbia is credited as the birthplace of vampires, creatures who, like Arya, survive in the dark as they try to remain anonymous, or as "no ones."

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Melisandre - Melisandre's obsession with fire has earned her the nickname "Red Woman."

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Azerbaijan - Similarly, this Caucasus country's nickname is The Land of Fire, as Azerbaijan's culture dotes on the element. The country is home to many Zoroastrian fire temples and is famous for its burning Yanar Dağ, a hillside engulfed in flames.

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Olenna Tyrell - Rich, entrepreneurial, and resourceful, the Queen of Thorns puts her family above everything else.

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Armenia - And because of that, the author of the article has drawn a parallel between Olenna and the world's most famous Armenians: the Kardashians, to whom family also means everything.

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Khal Drogo - The late Khal of the Dothraki was a worshiper of the Great Stallion who took his culture and traditions seriously.

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Georgia - If you love Khal Drogo, you shouldn't skip Georgia. This small country located along the Caucasus Mountains oozes tradition, which includes a unique language that features an even more unique alphabet.

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Grey Worm - Brave, smart, and dependable, Grey Worm provides the plot with the perfect underdog who illustrates what liberation can do for a man.

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Latvia - If you love an underdog, don't skip Latvia. The Baltic country has spent a good part of its history under the rule of foreign forces, most recently the Soviet Union. After gaining independence in 1991, Latvia has fully flourished.

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Brienne of Tarth - Fierce, brave, and dedicated, Brienne of Tarth is a warrior through and through.

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Norway - Brienne's personality fits the old Viking spirit of Norway. The brave warriors feared nothing and let no one get in the way of their goals.

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Bronn - Bronn is ambitious. He's never hidden his desire to rise in the ranks and be the king of his own castle. And achieving his dreams means having a loose interpretation of moral codes.

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Montenegro - In this sense, Bronn can be compared with the Balkan country's infamous Pink Panthers, a group of jewel thieves responsible for some of the most audacious thefts in the history of crime.

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Cersei Lannister - The Queen Consort will stop at nothing to keep the Iron Throne in her family. She will commit assassination, treason, and even incest to ensure her family line remains in power. In other words, Cersei is a true revolutionary.

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France - If you google "most import revolution in history," you will see "French Revolution" pop up. The country's complicated relationship with its monarchy gave us the revolution that marked the rise of democracies.

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Sandor Clegane - Also known as "The Hound," Sandor Clegane has a tragic life story that has caused him to become isolated and retreat into himself. Yet, The Hound lets his quirks shine through if you give him the chance.

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Estonia - Estonia has been invaded and conquered by foreign forces throughout its history. But since becoming independent in 1991, the country has flourished. Like The Hound, Estonia is a country full of personality and quirks.

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Jorah - Ser Jorah is arguably the most loyal character on the show. Idealistic and dedicated, Jorah is a hopeless romantic.

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Slovenia - If you are also a romantic, you should visit Slovenia, whose capital Ljubljana literally means “The Loved One.”

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Missandei - Missandei speaks 19 languages and is often called upon to interpret during trade deals and other diplomatic meetings.

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Kazakhstan - Much like Missandei, this Central Asian country owes a lot of its culture to its location along the old Silk Road. The result is a country with a rich melting pot of cultures.

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Jaime Lannister - Watching the trajectory of the villain-turned-hero has been incredibly satisfactory.

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Germany - Germany offers one of the most incredible "redemption stories" arising from World War II. Since then, the country has transformed into a progressive haven filled with opportunities.

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Tyrion Lannister - Tyrion combines the best of both worlds. He's equally known for his political acumen as he is for his drinking and partying tendencies.

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Netherlands - Like Tyrion, the Netherlands is equally known for its nightlife and well as for being home to important European institutions, like the UN’s International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court.

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Varys - Politically savvy, witty, and persuasive, Varys is known for his work behind the scenes. But Varys cares about Westeros and works to support rulers he judges competent.

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Finland - Considered one the least corrupt countries in the world, Finland is the perfect country-equivalent of Varys.

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Brynden Tully - Also known as the "Blackfish," Brynden Tully went down in (fictional) history as the man who fought to his death to protect his home during the Siege of Riverrun.

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Malta - Now known for its peace and tranquility, Malta was the stage of two of history's most notable sieges: the 1565 Great Siege of Malta and the Siege of Malta in the World War II.

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Ned Stark - The story line of the head of House Stark is a familiar one: the hero makes a fatal error in judgement, which marks his downfall.

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Greece - Ned's fate draws many elements from classic Greek tragedies. Moreover, Ned held larger-than-life ideals, not that different from the great Greek philosophers who continue to be relevant today.

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Theon Greyjoy - Theon has one of the most painful and impactful comebacks on the show. From betraying his adopted family to being tortured and mutilated, Theon returns as a progressive and forward-thinking hero.

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Bosnia and Herzegovina - Like Theon, the Balkan country experienced devastation during the Bosnian War, evidence of which can still be seen in Sarajevo. But the country has put the past behind them in order to become a vibrant, booming place.

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Margaery Tyrell - Privileged, pretty, and easy to love on the surface, Margaery is also ambitious, smart, and manipulative, making her a complex character with several different layers to her.

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Italy - The country is famous for its wines, food, and high fashion. But Italy has a complicated, fragmented history that goes back centuries.

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Davos Seaworth - Ser Davos has a reputation for smuggling onions across the sea. As his name suggests, he also has a deep connection with water.

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Macedonia - Home to one of the world’s oldest lakes, Ohrid Lake, as well as the world’s deepest underwater cave, Cave Vrelo, Macedonia also has deep connections with water.

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Bran Stark - Bran offers another comeback story. After suffering an accident that paralyzed his lower body, Bran has proved he still has a lot to offer.

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Belarus - This small landlocked country was exposed to significant nuclear fallout after the Chernobyl disaster in neighboring Ukraine. But Belarus has emerged stronger from it.

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Roose Bolton - Cold, calculating, and incredibly effective, Roose Bolton is a politician through and through.

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Russia - Russia has been a major political player for centuries. Plus, its geographical location fits the North from where Bolton hails.

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Robert Baratheon - The late King Robert liked to live and play hard. He enjoyed his food just as much as he enjoyed his ale.

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Ireland - King Robert would probably feel right at home bar-hopping in Dublin.

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Oberyn Martell - Adventurous and feisty, Oberyn captured the hearts of 'Game of Thrones' fans almost from the get-go.

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Spain - Oberyn's homeland of Dorne is said to have been loosely inspired by Moorish Spain. In fact, several scenes of Dorne were shot in Seville (pictured).

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Sansa Stark - The whiny and helpless princess grew up to be a lady boss who understands politics and strategy better than the men that surround her.

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Monaco - Royal, gentile, and small, but with a powerful personality, Monaco shares some of Sansa Stark's defining character.

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Catelyn Stark - Lady Stark left a powerful mark on the show. Blunt and boasting a strong sense of duty, Cat Stark was always ready to fight for what she believed in.

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Poland - The country shares Cat Stark's taste for bluntness, as well as the matriarch's family values and hospitality.

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Petyr Baelish - Also known as Littlefinger, Lord Baelish knows how to play the game and he does it alone. He swears allegiance to those who can further his interests and has no problem cutting ties when necessary.

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Switzerland - Famous for its neutrality, Switzerland also plays by its own rules and swears allegiance to no one.

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Daenerys Targaryen - The Mother of Dragons is hands down one of the most powerful and charismatic characters on the show. The Breaker of Chains is loved by a legion of men and women, but also feared by many others.

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Turkey - Turkey is a force on the world stage, playing an important role in the region. Besides, Turkey serves as a bridge between Europe and Asia, much like Daenerys, who symbolizes Westeros in Essos.

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Robb Stark - Despite his age and inexperience, Robb proved to be a military force to be reckoned with. It took treason and murder to put down his flame.

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Ukraine - Ukraine has a surprisingly large military, and has often proved that it is not afraid to defend what is theirs.

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Tywin Lannister - The Lannisters are infamous for their thirst for power. Their ambition is matched by no one, but they will always pay their debts.

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United Kingdom - The Kingdom's long history of domination and being a major political player puts Tywin right at home in the UK.

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High Sparrow - The High Septon of the Faith fulfills a role to the Westerosi equivalent of the Pope.

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Vatican City -

So if the High Sparrow is your favorite character, you should visit the city-state within Rome, which is still under full jurisdiction of the Holy See.

See also: Incredible locations from 'Game of Thrones that you can actually visit.

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