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Go for: Self-guided tour
Duration: Flexible
Guide: No
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Go for: Guided tour
Duration: 9 hours 30 minutes
Guide: Yes
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You can cancel the Game of Thrones studio tour tickets 24 hours before the commencement of the experience.
Here are some filming locations that you will explore beyond the Game of Thrones studio:
This Norman Castle, located in Carrickfergus, County Antrim, dates back to 1177. While it has never been directly linked to any storyline of the show, the castle has been used as a filming location and is one of the most popular stops in the Game of Thrones tour from Belfast.
This small fishing village is used as a location for the city of Braavos in Game of Thrones. To be specific, the steps of Carnlough Harbour are filmed in Season 6, a scene where Arya Stark crawls up to the harbor after being attacked by the Waif.
These are a series of several caves that appear in both Season 2 and Season 8 of Game of Thrones. In Season 2, the caves are used as a backdrop for Melisandre giving birth to a shadow baby. Then again, in Season 8, the location serves as the famous battleground for Jaime Lannister and Euron Greyjoy's big fight.
Located in Ballymoney in County Antrim, this avenue of beach trees makes up for the Kings Road in the show. In Season 2, it's this location that Arya Stark escapes from under the disguise of a boy.
The Castle of Pyke in Game of Thrones is basically Dunluce Castle, situated in Bushmills, County Antrim. It's used as the seat of House Greyjoy from the show. That said, while in the show, the castle looks like it is on an island, the reality is that it's all special effects.
Walk around the lands beyond the Wall—untamed, vast, uncharted territory in the northernmost part of Westeros. In the show, the climate of this location was shown to be bitter and harsh. Relive the show memories and inhabit the spirit of the 'free folks' who lived beyond the Wall.
Located at the base of the Wall, Castle Black serves as the headquarters of the Night's Watch. It's a gigantic, fortified castle with thick walls secured by sturdy gates. The tour will transport you to this home of the Lord Commander of the Night’s Watch, and you can learn more about how the men defended the realm from here.
How can you go on the Game of Thrones studio tour and not visit the largest, most formidable castle, also known as the ancestral seat of the House Stark? The Winterfell's grounds are known to be older than the city of King's Landing and were built 8000 years ago. While the tower has been attacked several times, it still stands tall today!
How can you go on the Game of Thrones studio tour and not visit the largest, most formidable castle, also known as the ancestral seat of the House Stark? The Winterfell's grounds are known to be older than the city of King's Landing and were built 8000 years ago. While the tower has been attacked several times, it still stands tall today!
King's Landing is the capital of the Seven Kingdoms and one of the prime locations in the whole series. It is home to the Iron Throne, which acts as the center of political power in Westeros. This is the place that every House fought for, and you must check it out on your tour!
Another significant location in the show, the Destroyed Throne Room, symbolizes the fall of power, destruction, and death. The throne often features in Daenerys's vision in the House of Undying during the finale of Season 2. Fans would know that this destroyed throne foreshadowed what ultimately was to come for Daenerys.
Address: The Boulevard, Banbridge, Northern Ireland, BT32 4LF
No, the studio is open every day of the week.
No, the tour at the studio is self-guided. If you choose to go to a Game of Thrones filming location tour, it includes an expert English guide.
Most visitors spend 2-3 hours touring the studio, but you can take as much time as you wish.
The starting ticket price for the Game of Thrones is £29.50.
There are various photo and selfie opportunities, including exciting 'green screen' locations.
Children of all ages are welcome, but an adult must accompany those under 16.
Yes, Wi-Fi is available, and guests are recommended to connect to the 'Studio Tour - Guest' network upon arrival.
There is no on-site parking, but the closest parking is The Boulevard Banbridge, which is 1.6 km from the studio.
There is a Studio Café for drinks and light bites and a meal fit for royalty.
No, there are no height restrictions, making it accessible for visitors of all ages.
Major credit and debit cards, including Visa, Mastercard, Maestro, American Express, Diners Club International, and JCB, are accepted. Euros are also accepted in the Studio Shop.