Go on Game of Thrones Tour

Belfast: Game of Thrones Iron Islands & Giant's Causeway

Home to wealth of ruggedly beautiful terrain and landmarks, Northern Ireland was another country which featured heavily in Game of Thrones, 25 different locations seen throughout the show’s 8 seasons.

From County Antrim’s coastal, Cushendun Caves, which featured as ‘The Stormlands’, and the striking Dark Hedges, seen as Westeros’ ‘King’s Road’, to Castle Ward, which featured as one of the show’s most iconic landmarks, Winterfell, the capital of the North.

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'Game of Thrones' Walking Tour of Dubrovnik

One of Europe’s most spectacular destinations, Croatia is home to a wealth of stunning beaches, rugged coastal cliffs, paradisiacal islands, waterfalls.

And a host of fascinating historic cities, a number of which were used as filming locations for the show.

Nicknamed the 'Pearl of the Adriatic’ the southern coastal city of Dubrovnik, is one of the most beautiful in all of Europe and its UNESCO World Heritage-accredited old town, was one of the show’s most prominent locations, where it played the role of ‘King's Landing’, the capital and largest city of the Seven Kingdoms, whilst other notable filming locations include, the Arboretum in the nearby village of Trsteno the medieval fortress in the city of Klis and several locations in Split.

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Small Group Seville Game of Thrones Tour

One of Europe’s most beautiful cities, Seville, is characterised by a unique blend of Baroque.

Gothic, Moorish and Mudéjar (Moorish-inspired) architecture, and a number of its most stunning landmarks featured regularly in the show.

The breathtaking Royal Alcázar, a centuries-old Moorish palace was the setting for the sun-soaked kingdom of Dorne which featured frequently in the show’s later seasons, whilst the nearby town of Osuna, was the setting for the city-state of Mereen.

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'Game of Thrones' Filming Locations Tour in Malta

Situated in the heart of the Mediterranean, between Sicily and the coast of Northern Africa, Malta is renowned for its wealth of fascinating historic architecture, and dramatic coastal cliffs.

And, particularly during the first few seasons, was a major filming location for the show. Although Dubvrovnik would ultimately be used as the setting for ‘King’s Landing’, during the show’s early stages, the striking, Maltese city of Mdina was used instead.

Whilst other prominent locations include San Anton Palace in the town of Attard, and St Dominic’s Convent in Rabat, the setting for the iconic scene in which Cersei told Ned Stark “When you play the game of thrones, you win or you die.”

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Marrakech: 3-Day Game of Thrones Tour

One of the most unique and fascinating destinations in all of Africa, Morocco is an intoxicating amalgam of unique cultures.

Historic architecture, and delicious flavours, and was the location for some of GOT’s most unforgettable scenes.

The awe-inspiring, UNESCO World Heritage-accredited Aït-Ben-Haddou is a fortified village located between Marrakech and the Sahara Desert, and featured in the show on several occasions, as both the cities of ‘Yunkai’ and ‘Pentos’ on ‘Essos’, whilst the stunning, coastal city of Essaouira was used as the striking ‘Red City’ of ‘Astapor’.

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Game of Thrones Private Tours Edinburgh

Situated near the city of Stirling in the centre of the country.

The stunning, medieval Doune Castle has featured in a number of films and tv shows and was originally the setting for Winterfell during the inaugural GOT series. Although the location would later be moved to Northern Ireland, the castle was used in some of the show’s most memorable early episodes, and boasts a long and fascinating history stretching back over 600 years!

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