Let’s face it, most of you have been thrown off guard by this amazing show. Magical, worthwhile, perplexed, tense, glorious, jovial and spunky are some words to describe it. Take a peek at the amazing locations the show was filmed in! It’s going to be awesome!

-  Iceland- The frozen landscapes of Iceland have been a major knockout for Game of Thrones. Ever since the famous series was filmed there, the number of annual visitors has drastically increased in the span of three years!

 - The Mourne Mountains, Northern Ireland- The set of granite mountains was home to some of the cast of Game Of Thrones. Known as one of the highest mountains in Northern Ireland, it’s most famous feature is the Mourne Wall. The wall is 22 miles long and passes over fifteen mountains.

 - Fort Manoel, Malta- Built by the medieval knights of Malta, the venue was a military institution until the early 1900’s. In Game of Thrones, it’s considered as one of the holiest places.

 - Mdina, Malta- Also known as the Silent City, it traces back to more than 4,000 years. It is an ancient city that is embedded by walls and has less than 300 people living there. In Game of thrones, this location is the royal capital city, Westeros.

 - Fort Lovrijenac, Croatia- On the outskirts of the most popular tourist location, Dubrovnik, lies the Red Keep. This is the residence of the Andal King and First Men. After the earthquake in the 16th century, the town was reconstructed. The medieval and baroque architecture has been kept.

 - Essaouira, Morocco- Over the years, the country has gone through various scenes of repair and damage. Essaouira’s port dates to the 5th century and is used in the show as the Slaver’s Bay.

 - Ballintoy Harbour, Northern Ireland – This place is a very small village and a fishing harbour. In Game Of Thrones, it represents the Port Of Pyke.

 - Azure Window, Malta- Renowned for scuba diving, the window was created when a sea cave collapsed in the 19th century. The window is featured in Game of Thrones in the Dothraki wedding scene.

 - Alcázar de Sevilla, Seville- A royal place in Spain that reveals seven hectares of gardens and thousands of square meters of buildings. The place represents the Water Gardens of Dorne in Game of Thrones.

 - Corbet, Northern Ireland- is a small village that is located on the river side of Northern Ireland. Featured in Game of Thrones as Emerald Isle, this location has brought Riverrun back to life.

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