Dubrovnik Lokrum Island Game of Thrones Tour

In this activity you will have the opportunity, for around 3 hours, to discover some of the places where Game of Thrones was filmed.Throughout the activity, you will be accompanied by an expert guide, from whom you will learn interesting information about the series and the filming process, making it perfect for those who want to delve deeper into the story behind the series.

The tour has been designed so that fans of the series can see the actual locations where some of the most iconic scenes were filmed. The tour includes the opportunity to sit on the original Iron Throne, which was given to Croatia after the HBO series was completed and which currently sits on the island of Lokrum.

In addition to visiting Lokrum Island and the Iron Throne, you will pass several of Dubrovnik's monuments that were used to transform the city into different settings. These include the following sites:

• Forte Lovrijenac: This 16th century fortress stands on a rock 37 metres above sea level and offers excellent panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea. During production, it was transformed into "The Red Fortress", the castle of the kings of Westeros.

• Pile Gate: This is the main gateway to the walled city of Dubrovnik and dates back to its construction in 1537. This historic gateway to the walled city serves the same function in the series, and becomes the setting for Jaime Lannister's return to King's Landing.

• Dominican Monastery: This 14th century Gothic monastery houses a wealth of religious art, including paintings, sculptures and relics. It also has one of the first botanical gardens in Europe. During the series, it was used as the "House of the Undying", where Daenerys Targaryen seeks visions of the past and future.

• Rectors' Palace: Built in the 15th century, this palace was the official residence of Dubrovnik's rulers for centuries. Today, it is a museum with a variety of historical artefacts, including ancient coins and decorative objects.

It was used in the series as the venue for the wedding feast of King Joffrey and Queen Margaery, as well as the setting for the residence of the King of Spice of Qarth .

As well as seeing the iconic locations from the series and learning about Dubrovnik's history, you can also enjoy the breathtaking views of the city and the Adriatic Sea on a tour that will allow you to learn as much about the series as you do about the city where it was filmed.