Nothern Ireland

The magic  happens in Belfast at Titanic Studios. The Titanic Museum is one of the greatest attractions to Northern Ireland, and while you are there, venture a little further down the road to see the sound stages where GOT scenes are shot.But Castle Ward located in Downpatrick in County Down, Castle Ward is probably the most organized tours of all Game of Thrones filming locations. Everything is dedicated to enjoying your day in Westeros. You can even done a fur lined cape and learn to shoot a bow and arrow just like Bran did when John Snow taught him in the courtyard while the family looked on.

Tollymore Forest Park, covering over 600 hectares at the foot of the Mourne Mountains, is a great area for outdoor activities such as hiking, not to mention a bit of a looker in terms of seaviews. Not surprisingly, it features several times in Game of Thrones. It is here that a member of the Night's Watch sees a family of Wildlings dead on the snow and then encounters a White Walker. Early on in the story, Ned Stark and his sons find the direwolf pups here and, much later, Theon Greyjoy is chased on horseback by Ramsay Snow, the Bastard of Bolton.

Dragonstone

This beautiful 11km stretch of golden sand and turf is best known for being the location of Mussenden Temple, near the coastal town of Castlerock. This Classical round temple was built to be a summer library, while today it stands dramatically on top of a cliff, gazing down the Northern Irish coast. You might recognise the beach and the clifftops as the Dragonstone exterior - remember Melisandre burning the old gods by night? Or 'one true King' Stannis Baratheon drawing a flaming sword from the flames? That all happened right here.