For those that are unaware, in the continent Westeros from the world of "A Song of Ice and Fire" acknowledged bastards of nobles would get a bastard surname for the area they are raised in.
So a noble bastard from the North would have the surname "Snow", with a famous example being Jon Snow, a bastard that is raised in the Vale (mountainous region) would have the surname "Stone", a bastard raised in the Storm Lands would have the surname "Storm", a bastard raised in the Reach would have the surname "Flowers" (not to be confused with Loras Tyrell, a trueborn noble with the title "Knight of Flowers"), a bastard from the riverlands would have the surname "Rivers", a bastard from the Iron Islands would have he surame "Pyke", a bastard from the Westerlands would have the surname "Hills", a bastard from Dorne would have the surname "Sand", and finally a bastard from the Crownlands would have the surname "Waters".
So were there real world versions of bastard surnames in European History?
Answered previously here with notes on practices in English, French, Portuguese and Spanish.