HBOs Game of Thrones is famous for its blood and betrayal, and the visually appealing graphics and direction by R.R. Martin are worth appraising for creating the complicated world of Game of Thrones. Not just that, their filmings locations have some of the most mind-blowing and iconic landscapes from Seville, Spain to Croatia, Iceland, and Northern Island. The main headquarter for production is in Paint Hall studios in Belfast, where most of the interior sets are located such as Red keep, Iron throne, whereas in all the seasons they have chosen exotic locations, like in season 1 they were in Malta, for the scenes set in the Free City of Pentos and in King’s landing to showcase the city of seven kingdom. In season 2 Iceland and Croatia were chosen for the scenic old city of Dubrovnik where medieval walls right on the coast, portray King’s Landing with pride. Moreover, their shooting in Iceland and Croatia continued till season 5 and covered lot many places in these countries. Although, their night’s watch expedition was shifted to shoot in Iceland’s national park to get the shooting done in real glaciers and bring out the real life experience of ‘beyond the wall’. In Season 3, production moved to Morocco to represent the cities Astapor and Yunkai in Slaver’s Bay. Thus here we have collated some of the most iconic locations from the series, which you can take a tour and explore.
