Game of Thrones Studio Tour

The Game of Thrones Studio Tour is a must for fans of the fantasy saga that became one of the biggest TV shows in history. At its peak, it was appointment viewing, with every dastardly twist and backstabbing moment poured over by fans online. Northern Ireland played its part as a key filming location, the real-world Westeros. And the magic that captivated viewers on screen is rekindled on this one-of-a-kind studio tour. Here, you can immerse yourself in Game of Thrones® lore like nowhere else. Go beyond the wall, storm Castle Black and King’s Landing – you’ve got a date with the Great Houses of Westeros.

A general admission ticket includes a return shuttle bus transfer from the Boulevard in Banbridge, while add-ons range from a Seven Kingdoms Afternoon Tea to a Milk of the Dragon cocktail and the Dragon Ride green screen experience. The tour itself features six sets from the show. Confront the Night King in the North, gaze at the throne of Dragonstone, and step inside the Small Council Chamber in the Red Keep where the monarch of the realm held sway. Then go behind the scenes to uncover the minor details that made the series so special. From prosthetics and props to period costumes and weapons, Northern Ireland’s world-class credentials as a production powerhouse are on full display. It’s an exhilarating journey full of coronation gowns, interactive displays, dragon eggs and much more.

Northern Ireland is known as “Game of Thrones Territory®” with filming locations dotted around the region. In County Down, Tollymore Forest Park doubled as the atmospheric Haunted Forest in the series. Meanwhile, the 18th-century splendour of Castle Ward wowed on screen as Winterfell. In Belfast, don’t miss the unique Glass of Thrones walking trail along the Maritime Mile, where huge Game of Thrones®-themed stained-glass windows depict key moments from the series. Slightly further afield in County Antrim, the postcard-perfect Dark Hedges, brooding Cushendun Caves and expansive Downhill Beach await. A blockbuster tale called for GIANT landscapes to match, and Northern Ireland answered the call in style.