Game of Thrones Trip to Northern Ireland🚨 SPOILER ALERT 🚨 Embark on an unforgettable journey through Northern Ireland's stunning landscapes, visiting iconic Game of Thrones (GOT) filming sites like Winterfell at Castle Ward and the dramatic Dark Hedges. You will feel like you stepped right out of the show! AuthorsSteller
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Stays

Grand Central Hotel Belfast
Complete with views of the city skyline from the Observatory Bar, on-site dining options, and a centralized location to explore the Titanic Quarter, City Hall, and more, this is an ideal stay!
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Europa Hotel
A great spot to stay in central Belfast with convenient access to the GOT attractions in Northern Ireland. Complimentary breakfast too!
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Ballygally Castle Hotel
A historic, well-kept hotel just north of Belfast that holds Game of Thrones memorabilia inside. There is even an ornately carved Game of Thrones doors here!
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Tours

Game of Thrones - Private Audi A6 tour with Richard the Wildling
This private tour will take you to iconic sights such as Ballygally, Caves of Cushendun, and Giant's Causeway to relive the scenes you once saw on screen!
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Filming Locations

The Dark Hedges
The Dark Hedges are also known as King's Road. As seen in Season 2, Episode 1, when Arya Stark escapes from King's Landing disguised as a boy, traveling down the King's Road.
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Castle Ward - National Trust
Castle Ward is also known as Winterfell! It is featured in several episodes throughout Season 1: Episode 1: Winterfell exterior scenes, including courtyard and feast scenes. Episode 2: Bran's archery lesson in the Winterfell courtyard. Episode 10: King Robert's arrival at Winterfell.
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Binevenagh
A lesser-visited GOT filming site known as the Dothraki Sea, it is where Daenerys fled on her dragon after escaping Meereen during season 5, episode 10.
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Glenariff Forest
Home to Runestone, in episode 5 of season 6, Bran Stark and Meera Reed traveled through as they fled from the Night King and his army.
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Inch Abbey
These 12th-13th century ruins are home to Riverun scenes: Season 1, Episode 10: Used as the location of Robb Stark's camp in the Riverlands, where he is declared King in the North. Season 3, Episode 3: Featured in a scene where Robb Stark's army gathers after the fall of Harrenhal. Season 6, Episode 7: Used in a flashback scene where Bran Stark witnesses the events at the Tower of Joy.
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Dunluce Castle
Located right next to the Irish sea, this castle is home to the House of Greyjoy (Castle Greyjoy, AKA Pyke Castle). In the editing of the show some CGI was used, so it may not be recognizable at first glance.
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Portstewart Strand
Jamie and Bronn were captured at here by some Dornish soldiers in episode 4 of season 5. Ellaria and the Sand Snakes discussed a going up against the Lannisters here too!
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Ballintoy Harbour
Ballintoy is famously known as the Pyke and Iron islands in GOT. This site was featured in Episode 2 of Season 2 when Theon Greyjoy returns to Pyke and meets his sister, Yara!
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Fair Head
Depicting Dragonstone in season 7, episode 3, this site is where Jon Snow had an encounter with Daenerys (and her dragon).
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Larrybane Quarry
This quarry was used as as the site of Renly Baratheon's Camp in season 2, episode 4.
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Downhill Strand
Downhill Beach AKA Dragonstone, was featured in episode 1 of season 2 when Melisandre burns the statues of the Seven Gods on the beach.
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Cushendun Caves
During season 2, episode 4 these caves are wehere Melisandre gives birth to a shadow assassin.
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Tollymore Forest Park
This park was used as the Haunted Forest north of the Wall throughout Season 1.
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