

GAME OF THRONES
TERRITORY
the Dark Hedges (aka the Kingsroad)
It doesn't take long to realize why HBO chose Northern Ireland as the perfect place to film Game of Thrones. From authentic medieval buildings to beautiful landscapes and far-reaching views, Northern Ireland is the picture-perfect filming location. Whether or not you are a fan of the show, the filming locations are some of Ireland's most picturesque destinations.
This is Winterfell - the ancestral home of House Stark. Practice archery in the same spot as Jon Snow.
The Haunted Forest is where we first came face-to-face with the cold-blooded creatures - the White Walkers
Arya Stark escapes from the Lannisters down the Kings Road. The narrow road is bordered by 200 year old beech trees.
Khal Drogo rode across the Dothraki Sea towards Vaes Dothrak with his new bride, Daenerys and her wicked brother Viserys
Littlefinger and Sansa Stark watched Robin Arryn's attempt at dueling here at Runestone in the Vale of Arryn.
The Seven Idols of Westeros were burned at Dragonstone as Melisandre proclaimed: “for the night is dark and full of terrors”
Houses of the North took up the cry "the King of the North" after learning of Ned Stark's death spurring son Robb on to war
Daenerys and her dragon Drogon find refuge in the Dothraki Grasslands after fleeing the fighting pits of Meereen
Tyrion and Jorah ran afoul of slavers on their way to Meereen here at Slavers Bay
Known as Pyke, this harbor is the home of the infamous Ironborn where Theon Greyjoy arrives in the capital of Lordsport
We first meet Brienne of Tarth for the first time as she defeats Loras Tyrell as Renly Baratheon and Queen Margaery look on
Melisandre gives birth to a shadow baby while Sir Davos Seaworth looks on in these 400 million year old caves
Jon Snow meets Drogon on the rugged Cliffs of Dragonstone and gives the enormous dragon a gentle pat on the nose
Six giant, stained glass windows depicting some of the most iconic scenes from Game of Thrones. The windows represent a different house or legacy; including the Starks, Lannisters, Baratheons, Targaryens, White Walkers and the Iron Throne.
Stand on the Winterfell set in the exact same spot Jon Snow & Robb Stark taught young Bran the art of archery