Game of Thrones Filming Locations

You’ve waited for it and now it’s nearly here. But, what are you going to do after Game of Thrones ends? Fox World Travel suggests you create your own tour of Westeros and Essos. Walk north of the Wall where Jon Snow once walked, stroll the streets of royalty in Croatia and trek the long staircase to the home of the Unburnt, Queen of the Andals and the First Men, Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea and, well, you know the rest. Find out where your favorite Game of Thrones scenes were filmed in our guide below.

Iceland

With a rugged terrain offering unique landscapes, Iceland is home to multiple iconic of Game of Thrones locations. Some of the most famous filming locations in the land of fire and ice include the path to the Eyrie in addition to the region north of the Wall.

Samwell Tarly became separated from the night's watch at Hverir, Iceland

Near Godafoss Waterfall is where one of Daenerys' dragons ate a farmer's goat

Glaciers north of the Wall that make up some of the vast wilderness

Ireland

While Ireland is known for being green, its filming locations featured in Game of Thrones are often covered in white. Locations like Winterfell and Pyke Castle were filmed at Castle Ward and Dunluce Castle, respectively. Another popular tourist spot, the Dark Hedges, was used as the filming location for the Kingsroad.

Game of Thrones fan or not, Dark Hedges is must visit

A little run down now, Dunluce Castle needed a lot of CGI to become Pyke

Home to House Stark, Castle Ward offers Game of Thrones tours

Croatia

Probably the most famous filming location for Game of Thrones, the Croatian city of Dubrovnik serves as home to King’s Landing and many of the scenes that take place there. From Myrcella’s send off, to Cersei’s walk of atonement, famous landmarks can be found across Dubrovnik’s Old Town. Even some scenes taking place across the Narrow Sea were shot here, such as Daenerys entering the House of the Undying in Qarth to find her dragons.

The steps where Cersei started her walk of atonement

It was here that Daenerys had her dragons returned to her in the Season 2 finale

Spain

If you travel as far south as south goes in Westeros, you’ll end up in Dorne, known in the real world as Spain. It’s here that you’ll find the palace home to the head of House Martell. Head further north in Westeros and Spain and you’ll end up at the home of the Queen of Dragons herself, Dragonstone. Recognizable for its famous staircase, this walk on the northern beaches of Spain is not for the faint of heart.

In show and in reality, the Alcazar of Seville housed royalty

Scenes with Myrcella Baratheon and Trystane Martell were filmed in the gardens of the Alcazar

This long staircase leads to the home of the Targaryen's as well as a mountain of dragon glass

Morocco

If you cross the Narrow Sea, you’ll end up in many of the lands Daenerys Targaryen has conquered. Two in particular were filmed in Morocco – Astapor and Yunkai. Astapor is better known as home to the Unsullied while Yunkai is where Daenerys continued her chain breaking ways after acquiring her army.