9 Game Of Thrones locations you can actually visit
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Last updated 30th Oct 2019
Game Of Thrones may be officially over after the eighth and final season aired in April 2019, but that doesn't mean that fans of the show are ready to call it a day. The TV series was one of the most popular series of all time - and has even spawned a Game Of Thrones spin-off series.
It will come as no surprise that fans of the show are desperate to relive it, and many are now booking holidays to the filming locations so that they can walk around the places that were used for many of the settings.
We've done a bit of research into the filming locations on the show... Take a look at these six Game of Thrones filming locations!
Lake Myvatn, Iceland
Lake Myvatn is the location used for filming Beyond the Wall. Nearby are the Myvatn Nature Baths and the dramatic Hverfjall Crater – perfect for an immersion into the wilderness that the Wildlings and White Walkers roam.
The Wildlings' territory
Lake Myvatn in the show - the Wildlings' home.
Diocletian's Palace, Croatia
A number of locations in the beautiful country of Croatia have been used in Game of Thrones including the ancient city of Split. The city's walled Diocletian's Palace was used as the site of the Mother of Dragons' throne room.
Daenerys' throne room
The Khaleesi took counsel from her advisors here.
Sibenik, Croatia
Also in Croatia the city of Sibenik, was used for the famous city of Braavos.
Braavos
Here's how it looked in the series, with Arya Stark's tutor the Faceless Man Jaqen H'ghar hailing from the area.
Seville, Spain
Seville was used for scenes set in Dorne, the most exotic of the Seven Kingdoms, where the ornate private estate of the House Martell stands. The royal palace known as the Alcázar of Seville also featured in the series.
House Martell
The family of Martell lived in this beautiful building in the show.
Northern Ireland
A number of locations in Northern Ireland feature in the TV series from Tollymore Forest Park in County Down where the White Walkers begin their march. The haunting avenue of serpentine beech trees near Armoy, County Antrim became the Kingsroad.
Kingsroad
This became the Kingsroad in the show, where many characters travelled on various journeys.
Morocco
Found between Marrakech and the Sahara this city is entirely of clay. Ait Benhaddou was chosen as the filming location for the slave trading city of Yunkai. Another location found in Morocco is Essaouira, an ancient city which is the location for Astapor, the home of the Unsullied Army.
Yunkai
Ait Benhaddou is where the city of Yunkai was filmed, including the iconic moment that Daenerys was carried through the crowds as they all called her 'Mhysa' - mother.
Doune Castle
Doune Castle in the Stirling district of Scotland played host to many GOT characters over the years, seeing as it was the real-life filming location of Winterfell, the home of the Stark family.
Winterfell
Doune Castle in the show as Winterfell, home of the Starks.
Murlough Bay
Murlough Bay in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, was a filming location for the show as the Iron Islands, home to the Greyjoy family.
The Iron Islands
Here's how Murlough Bay looked in the show as the Iron Islands.
Mdina, Malta
This gate into the medieval city of Mdina in Malta was one of the gates into the fictional capital city of King's Landing in the show.
King's Landing
The gate popped up a few times throughout the series as a way into the capital city.
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