The frozen wastelands beyond the wall have mostly been shot in Iceland. Walk between two continents at Iceland's pingvellir National Park which was used as the setting for The Eyrie, the stronghold of House Arryn. Getty Images Legend has it that a spirit called the Grey Lady haunts the area. Not too far from here, the Dark Hedges near Stranocum served as The Kings Road in season two and is the route that Arya travelled after escaping King’s Landing. Take the Causeway Coast route and you’ll venture to Country Antrim’s Ballintoy, where Theon Greyjoy lands when he makes his return to his homeland. It’s also the spot where Ned Stark found the direwolf pups. Westeros’ Haunted Forest is actually Tollymore Forest Park in County Down (pictured) and it’s where the White Walkers first appeared onscreen. Courtesy Tourism IrelandĪll of the interior shots from the much-anticipated new season were filmed in Northern Ireland at Belfast’s Titanic Quarter and, while you can’t get access to the studios at the moment, there’s no shortage of locations across the country where you can relive moments from the show. Tollymore Forest features in many Game of Thrones scenes and was the spot where Ned Stark found the direwolf pups in the very first season. Traverse the Iron Islands in Northern Ireland From the soaring glaciers of Iceland to Morocco's wind-drenched west coast, winter is coming at these real-life Game of Thrones locations.
While the show is set in a fantasy world, many of its scenes were filmed in real castles, courtyards and coastlines. Prepare yourself for the all -important release on April 14 with a look at some of the places around the world that inspired the Seven Kingdom magic. Dubbed "The Crypts of Winterfell ", the promotional video has clocked up more than 20 million views since it debuted and, with three months to go before the final season of the HBO show premieres, it seems fans are as insatiable as ever. Th e release of the teaser for the eighth season of Game of Thrones a few weeks ago confirmed that Westeros fever is running high.
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