‘Game of Thrones’ tourism takes off in Spanish village

Osuna’s bullring is more than a century old and seats around 6,500 people.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

A view of the whitewashed buildings that make up Osuna, seen from an overlook near the town’s main church.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

The second-floor room of the “Game of Thrones” exhibit at the Museum of Osuna.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

Jesus Cansino shows a book of messages from “Game of Thrones” cast and crew members at Casa Curro restaurant in Osuna.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

Autographed photos of “Game of Thrones” cast members line a wall of the Museum of Osuna.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

Seville’s stunning Alcazar Palace should look familiar to “Game of Thrones” fans. It doubled as the Water Gardens of Dorne.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

Drawings and paintings, often done by “Game of Thrones” fans, hang in the Museum of Osuna.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

Jesus Cansino looks at photos of “Game of Thrones” scenes filmed in the Osuna bullring that doubled as Daznak’s Pit in Season 5.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

“Game of Thrones” co-creator David Benioff and star Emilia Clarke’s thank-you notes to Casa Curro, where Clarke celebrated her birthday during filming.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

The cast and crew of “Game of Thrones” liked to eat at Casa Curro, where their photos are proudly displayed on the wall.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

Jesus Cansino looks at a display of coins used in Westeros and Essos.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

A case containing a Tyrion Lannister doll along with a photo of Emmy winner Peter Dinklage holding it.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

Figurines of “Game of Thrones” characters at the museum.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

Costumes, photos and other memorabilia make up the “Game of Thrones”-themed exhibit at the Osuna museum.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

Artwork of lots of familiar faces can be found in the exhibit.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

A mask worn by a Harpy. The Sons of Harpy are enemies of Daenerys Targaryen.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

Many of the autographed photos in the museum are from Jesus Cansino’s private collection.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

The Osuna museum is open every day except Monday, and admission costs 2 euro.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

Lots of “Game of Thrones” goodies — with words in Spanish — are for sale at the Museum of Osuna.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

The museum debuted its “Game of Thrones”-themed permanent exhibit in late November.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

A model of an Unsullied slave soldier in the museum.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)

A White Walker at the Museum of Osuna.  (Lori Rackl / Chicago Tribune)