Step into a city that plays two roles at once. Dubrovnik's honey-stone walls and terracotta rooftops have guarded a free republic for centuries, and doubled as King's Landing for eight seasons of Game of Thrones.
This self-guided walk takes you from Gradac Park, where a royal wedding turned deadly, to Fort Lovrijenac's Red Keep towers, through Pile Gate's riot scenes, and along the harbour where a mother said goodbye to her daughter twice.
Climb the Jesuit Steps where a queen's pride crumbled, cross into Qarth through the Rector's Palace, and stand atop Minčeta Tower, the real House of the Undying.
Along the way, uncover the true history behind every frame: a republic that banned slavery in 1416, a city rebuilt tile by tile after war, and a fortress motto that still whispers freedom isn't for sale. Fiction and history, side by side, at every turn.
The tour begins in front of the Main gate of Gradac Park.
The Tour ends at Ploce Gate, which is our last stop.
A clifftop garden above the Adriatic, planted over an old execution ground, where Joffrey's Purple Wedding poisoned a king in this same clearing.
A triangular sea-cliff fortress raised in months against Venice, its walls thinner toward the city on purpose. On screen, this became the Red Keep itself.
A working stone pier where Sansa dreamed of escape, Cersei twice said goodbye to Myrcella, and the surviving Stark children parted ways for good.
A round limestone tower built after Constantinople's fall, hiding a secret cannon foundry underfoot. On screen, Daenerys searched its curves for her dragons.
A low, thickened bastion built to absorb cannon fire, doubling as a King's Landing gateway on screen and the quiet pier where Jon Snow's exile was filmed.
Dubrovnik's double-arched western entrance, sealed by drawbridge every night for centuries, where a screaming Joffrey ordered a mob to turn on Sansa.
Two kilometres of medieval rampart, patched with tiles from a 1990s war and a 1272 statute, filmed from above for Drogon's rooftop view of King's Landing.
A lane widened only for grain carts to the Republic's old granary, later playing King's Landing's backstreets as Prince Oberyn made his unforgettable entrance.
A Baroque parish church that gained a fictional dome through visual effects, becoming the Great Sept of Baelor above Cersei's shame-walk finale.
A bronze statue of Dubrovnik's greatest poet, raised only after the Republic that banned honoring its own citizens had finally disappeared for good.
A Gothic-Baroque courtyard where Ragusa's elected rulers served just one isolated month at a time, filmed as Qarth, where Daenerys begged for ships.
The Old Town's widest square, anchored by a knight who once measured cloth and a leaning clock tower, dressed as King's Landing for the Battle of the Bells.
A fortified monastery church whose siege-era well kept the city alive in the 1990s, its steps staging a fictional street preacher's scandalous accusations.
An independent fortress, cut off by its own moat and bridges, where Cersei's Walk of Shame symbolically ended and cannons were once cast inside.
The eastern gate that sealed shut every night for centuries, facing Lokrum island, where HBO filmed Qarth's private gardens and dragon-throne replica.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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