9 Hour Tour · McAuley
Step inside the official Game of Thrones Studio, where many of the show’s iconic interior sets including King’s Landing were brought to life in Season 8. Explore original sets, costumes, and props, offering a behind-the-scenes look at how the world of Westeros was created.
Filming location for scenes featuring The Hound’s journey through the war-torn Riverlands, showcasing the harsh reality of life during conflict.
Used as part of the landscape surrounding Winterfell, reflecting the rugged terrain of the North.
A striking filming location linked to the iconic Battle of the Bastards, one of the most memorable battles in the series.
Home to handcrafted jewellery inspired by the show, including pieces linked to Sansa Stark’s coronation.
Where Arya Stark emerges from the water after being stabbed, doubling as the canals of Braavos.
Used to represent parts of the Vale, home to House Royce and a key political stronghold.
Associated with Arya’s training in Braavos, representing the mysterious House of Black and White.
A dramatic coastal cave where Melisandre gives birth to the shadow assassin.
A historic rope bridge once used by fishermen, offering breathtaking coastal views.
Filming location for the Iron Islands gathering where Euron Greyjoy claims the Salt Throne.
Perched on the rugged Antrim Coast, Ballintoy Harbour doubled as the Iron Islands in Game of Thrones. Its jagged rocks, crashing waves, and weathered stone made it the perfect setting for scenes featuring Theon Greyjoy’s return to Pyke and the drowned god ceremonies.
Dramatic coastal cliffs representing the stronghold of House Greyjoy.
A sweeping beach used to depict the shores of Dragonstone.
The Giant’s Causeway is the highlight of the North Antrim Coast and one of the most remarkable attractions on the island of Ireland. Rich in Irish folklore, your guide will share the legendary tales that make this site truly unforgettable. Seeing the Causeway is awe inspiring but imagining it was built by a giant adds a whole new dimension to the experience.
Dramatically clinging to the edge of a cliff, Dunluce Castle is one of the most striking ruins on the North Coast – and served as the real-world setting for Pyke, seat of House Greyjoy.
Coastal landscapes used to represent the warm and exotic lands of Dorne.
One of the show’s most iconic filming locations, where Arya escapes King’s Landing.
Open landscapes used to portray the vast lands of the Dothraki.
Coastal setting linked to their dramatic confrontation near King’s Landing.
A rugged setting tied to Brienne’s honour-driven battles.
Coastal filming area used during Daenerys’ fiery assault.
A location representing Renly’s army encampment during the War of the Five Kings.
Dramatic coastal scenery used in later-season sequences.
Where Balon Greyjoy is sent out to sea in a traditional Ironborn burial.
A symbolic coastal setting tied to Ironborn rituals and identity.
A historic estate featured in the upcoming prequel, representing noble Westerosi settings.
Atmospheric ruins used to depict rural life in the Seven Kingdoms.
Overlooking Belfast, this dramatic landscape features in the new series and offers panoramic views.
Guided by those who lived through the conflict.
Tailored to your pace, interests, and questions. We offer free pick-up from city centre hotels and a welcoming, informative experience from start to finish.
Featured in global travel programmes and guidebooks.
A tiered reservation deposit is required to guarantee your itinerary and secure your vehicle. Free cancellation applies up to 6 weeks before departure. Remaining balances are due 6 weeks before the tour start date and are handled directly with our team. Cancellations made within 6 weeks of the tour date forfeit the deposit.
