Missing Sansa Stark and Daenerys? 5 great Game of Thrones filming locations to visit
Tours tailored to fans of HBO series include trips to historic castles, a picturesque fishing village and stunning tree-lined road featured in series in Northern Ireland and Scotland
For almost a decade, the Game of Thrones has taken us on a wild journey full of Night Walkers, dragons, and some of the most brilliant battle scenes that have ever been seen on the small screen
Let’s not forget the heartaches of seeing some of our favourite characters dying without any warning.
As many people are still trying to take a breather after what happened on Sunday night’s series finale, and finally seeing who took their rightful place on the Iron Throne, we’ve compiled a list of places to visit for those who are not ready to let go just yet.
While the fictitious world of the Seven Kingdoms might seem far removed from our reality, these are the real-life locations that have formed the backdrops for the stunning landscapes seen in the show.
Of course it’s not only the filming spots that have been highlighted. We have also made some suggestions about local streetwear shops to look out for, along with various activities to keep you busy.
From beautiful Northern Ireland to the coasts of Scotland, check out these five great Game of Throne locations to visit in Britain.
1. The Dark Hedges of Armoy
Location: Country Antrim, Northern Ireland
First Seen: Season 2, Episode 1 “The Night Lands”
Disguised as a boy, Arya Stark escapes King’s Landing on a wagon as she tries to make her way up north to find Jon Snow. The road of trees is known as the Kingsroad, which runs from Castle Black to the capital.