​Developed under licence with Warner Brothers Consumer Products, the studio tour will be the only permanent officially licensed Game of Thrones experience in the world.
The tour will feature a compelling mix of behind-the-scenes insights, interactive elements and expansive, fully dressed sets. Visitors will have the opportunity to wander through authentic set pieces from some of the show’s most iconic scenes, walking in the footsteps of Westeros’s most prominent residents.
The deeply immersive and sensory experience will evoke the show’s magnificence from King’s Landing, Winterfell, Dragonstone, The Wall and the lands beyond, to kingdoms across the Narrow Sea like Mereen and Braavos. The centre piece of the legacy tour will be the great hall of Winterfell.
The tour will also feature a first-of-its-kind collection of informative displays highlighting the craftsmanship and artistry of the creative teams who brought the epic series to life. Information about production design and the art department workshops will enhance the visitor experience along with an interactive costume department station, and displays about make-up and prosthetics, the armoury, and others.
Linen Mill Studios, located midway between Belfast and Dublin, was one of the key production sites for the global television phenomenon, which was shot largely in Northern Ireland, primarily in Titanic Studios Belfast and on location in counties Antrim and Down.
The new Studio Tour will join a number of other major Game of Thrones attractions in Northern Ireland that have made the region a hotspot for fans eager to visit the show’s filming locations.
Among the most popular experiences is the Causeway Coast and Glens three-day Game of Thrones itinerary, a 250-mile round trip across some of Northern Ireland’s most stunning landscapes, passing through memorable locations from the show.
A Winterfell tour at Castle Ward, which doubled as the ancestral home of the Stark family, is also a must-do.
You can also take a journey around the Doors of Thrones that hang in pubs, restaurants and hotels across Northern Ireland. Carved from trees brought down at the Dark Hedges (Kingsroad) during a storm, the 10 intricately designed doors celebrate key moments from Season 6.
And fans should not miss the Glass of Thrones® trail in Belfast, which features five, giant, freestanding glass windows depicting key scenes relating to the Houses of Lannister, Baratheon and Targaryen as well as the White Walkers and the Iron Throne.