Where are the famous filming locations in Game of Thrones?

For those who are fans of "Game of Thrones", have you ever been amazed by the scenic spots in the show while watching the show? Have you ever wanted to go to these places? The editor will tell you below. Introducing these attractions, you can choose a place to check in.

Croatia

Dubrovnik

"Game of Thrones fans" may be more familiar with Dubrovnik than they think. This city in Croatia The port city in the southeast was built in the 7th century AD. The ancient walls and buildings stand on the limestone peninsula. The red roofs, yellow exterior walls, marble streets and Baroque buildings make people feel like they are in the Middle Ages.

Dubrovnik’s seawall and Lovrjenac Fort (Lovrjenac Fort) are the filming locations of King’s Landing in “Game of Thrones”. In the Middle Ages, this was Dubrovnik’s The city of Fnik was the center of the Republic. It was the only city-state in the Adriatic that could rival Venice. These city walls protected this civilized and mature Republic for five centuries.

When you come here, your trip to Dubrovnik would not be complete without walking around the spectacular City Walls. Standing on the city wall, you can overlook the old city and the sparkling Adriatic. Sea, you can also experience the heroic spirit of the leader of the Seven Kingdoms ruling the world.

The atrium of Rector's Palace also appeared in "Game of Thrones" as Qarth. This Gothic palace. The palace, a blend of Romanesque and Renaissance styles, was built for the elected Bishop of Dubrovnik at the end of the 15th century and includes the bishop's offices, bedrooms, an auditorium, administrative offices and a dungeon today. , the palace has been turned into a cultural and historical museum, showing the glorious history of the city through carefully restored rooms, portraits, and coats of arms. Although the building has been reconstructed many times, the layout remains surprisingly unified. The atrium has exquisitely carved capitals and ornate stairs. During the summer festival, concerts are often held here

Split

Split, the second largest city in Croatia (Italy). Spalato is a good place to experience Dalmatian life. The local life is very rich. Starting from the fifth season, almost all the scenes where Cersei appears and most of the exterior scenes of Meereen in Slaver's Bay are set here. Taken in a famous seaside city

Diocletian's Palace is the place where the Sons of the Harpy fought against the Unsullied, and it is also the crypt where Daenerys killed the dragon. It is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Listed as a World Heritage Site, it is one of the most spectacular ancient Roman ruins in the world. You will see many bars, restaurants and shops in the ancient city walls with a unique cultural atmosphere, where the life of Split people has continued. For thousands of years.

Best of all, Split is in a unique location, with the majestic coastal mountains serving as the backdrop for the turquoise waters of the Adriatic as you arrive or depart by ferry. While in the city, you have the opportunity to admire its charming city scenery

Sibenik

Driving through the seedy suburbs of Sibenik, you may question yourself. Choice. But your mind will change as soon as you visit this beautiful medieval city that appears in the series as Braavos, home to the Iron Bank and where Arya learns to be an assassin. A technological place.

The old town shimmers with white light against the tranquil sea. The steep stone streets and alleys are like a maze, and it is a pleasure to visit. En route to Elka National Park and Kornati National Park.

Northern Ireland

Titanic Museum, Belfast

In "Game of Thrones", the Iron Throne is the center of the battle, and this The Iron Throne used in the filming is now in the Titanic Museum. This was once the slipway where the Titanic was built and is now home to the gleaming and bizarre Titanic Belfast Museum.

Here you can explore all the details about the construction of the Titanic, using the computer to fly over the keel to the bridge and all the way to replicas of the passenger quarters. The most worthwhile thing to watch is the relevant film clips. This is probably the only footage of this passenger ship that has been preserved from that year.

Ward Castle Manor

This is Ward Castle Manor, which is famous as the filming location of Winterfell in "Game of Thrones". It was built in the 18th century in the 1860s. Built in the 1970s, the manor overlooks the scenery on the west coast of Strangford Bay. The guided tours are quite interesting, and there is one every hour from noon to 16:00

Tollymore Forest Park.

This landscaped forest park is located 3 kilometers west of Newcastle. Beautiful walking and cycling paths are built along the Shimna River and the slopes of the Morne Mountains. In addition, there are also Victorian decorative buildings. Including the church-like Clanbrassil Barn, as well as grottoes, caves, bridge piers and stepping stones.

The northern forest at the beginning of the first season of "Game of Thrones" was filmed here, and Theon Gray in the third season. The place where Joey was tracked by Skinny, as well as the snow-covered land between Winterfell and the Great Wall, were also filmed here.

Carrick Rope Bridge

Does this rope bridge look familiar? Yes, in the second season of the show, Baratheon's camp was nearby. This 1-meter-wide and 20-meter-long bridge is connected by ropes to the seaside. The cliff connects to Carrick Island, swaying in the wind 30 meters above the water over rocky reefs.

The Carrick Rope Bridge has been a salmon fishing ground for centuries, and fishermen have been fishing on the island. Fishing nets are lowered from the top to catch the salmon that swim along the coastline, and the rope bridge is folded up every spring.

Balintoy Harbor

Balintoy. The harbor has a dock view that only appears in postcards. It is now famous as the King's Harbor of the Iron Islands in "Game of Thrones".

Dark Hedges

Dark Hedges is the North A magical and charming country road in Ireland, it appears in the play as the King's Road, an important transportation hub connecting the Great Wall, King's Landing, and Storm's End.

Although the tangled trees in the play give people a strange feeling. feeling, but it is also a good place to take pictures when the sun is shining. The Dark Hedges not only attracts many tourists and drama fans to visit, but also many couples choose to take wedding photos here.

Spain.

The Royal Palace of Seville

Do you still remember the Water Garden, the private residence of the supreme ruler of the Kingdom of Dorne? It was filmed in the Royal Palace of Seville in Spain. Flowers and flowing water, with elegant and exquisite courtyards, no wonder it is the place where Prince Doran Martell misses the most in the world.

This castle was built in the so-called "Dark Ages" in Europe, that is, in the early 14th century. But it's anything but dark. In fact, compared to the modern malls and apartments we have today, the Royal Palace of Seville is one of the pinnacles of architectural history, and UNESCO certainly agrees. , which was recognized as a World Heritage Site in 1987.

Girona

Do you feel like you have seen this place before? Yes, this city is only one hour’s drive from Barcelona. It is the filming location of King's Landing, Braavos and the Citadel in the play!

The tightly packed ancient houses with arcades, the magnificent church, and the cobblestone streets extending upward. Medieval baths and the largest and best-preserved medieval Jewish quarter in Catalonia (Call), all make for a strong reason to visit Girona.

I believe Game of Thrones fans must remember the scene in Season 6 where Jamie Lannister and Old Rose led two armies to attack the church. The church where the religious leader High Sparrow was at that time was in Hector. The Cathedral of Rhone (Catedral).

In addition, the city where "Killer" Samwell went to study was filmed at the Monastery of St. Peter of Galligants (Monestir de Sant Perede Galligants). At the same time, you can also find Arya in the streets. Various traces of practice in Braavos.

Even the only public bathhouse from the medieval Christian period discovered in Spain so far: the Arab Baths (Banys A_rabs) has appeared in the camera.

Besalu

This medieval town has a towering and winding fortress bridge (PontFortificat), the picturesque Plac_adelaLlibertat (Plac_adelaLlibertat), and the Romanesque church St. Vincent's Church (Esgl_iadeSantVicenc_ And St. Peter's Monastery (Monestir de Sant Pere.

It is the filming location of Highgarden, the castle of the Tyrell family in the play. It has rich medieval architectural ruins, and the Rose family has a rich and long history.

Morocco

Essaouira

The coastal wind allows Essaouira to retain its traditional culture and characteristics. It is Slaver's Bay in the play. (The location of Astapor in Slavers Bay is the place where Daenerys, the dragon mother, obtained 8,000 Unsullied.

Most tourists choose to come here in spring and autumn to build defenses. Wander through the spice-scented alleys and palm-lined streets of the fortified old town, stroll through the many art galleries and boutiques, relax in one of Morocco’s best hotels, and admire the mending of fishing nets and crafts at the atmospheric port. Scene of traditional fishing boats

Ait Ben Haddou Village

This UNESCO-protected red brick fortified village is 32 kilometers away from Ouarzazate. It still maintains its appearance as a caravan stop for the Murabit dynasty in the 11th century. You can find the shadow of the Yunkai city that Daenerys conquered here.

Iceland

Vatnaj?kull National Park

This vast, varied and spectacular Vatnaj?kull National Park was established in 2008. It covers an area of ??nearly 14% of the entire Iceland. In the play, almost all of the Great Wall of Despair ( The Wall and scenes north of the Great Wall were filmed here.

There are incredible rock formations near the Aspigi Gorge, wonderful waterfalls such as Dettifoss and Swatifoss, and the historically famous ones. Laki Crater, Askja Crater and other volcanoes in the highlands, as well as an area so diverse that it would make geography, biology and history classes all the more interesting.

Thingway. Thingvellir National Park

Thingvellir National Park is located 40 kilometers northeast of Reykjavik city center. It is the most important monument in Iceland and the first national park in Iceland. There are many rivers and waterfalls in a huge rift valley formed by the collision of the North American and Eurasian plates. This is where the Hound and Brienne the Beauty fought against the Vale of Arryn.

The eastern part of Lake Myvatn in Stone Mouth Cave

Dear Game of Thrones fans may recognize this place: Jon ·This is where Snow lost her virginity to Ygritte. The cracks are constantly expanding and contain 45°C geothermal water. Bathing in the water is prohibited, but the public is allowed to take photos through the cave. The scene inside the cave filled with cracks in the roof is particularly beautiful. It is easy to walk from the road.