Pile Bay
This waterfront spot in Dubrovnik served as King’s Landing’s main port in Game of Thrones. It’s featured in many important scenes and is a must-see filming location for fans visiting the city.
💡 Info: Visited in all tour types.
Explore Iconic King’s Landing Filming Spots
Explore the most iconic Game of Thrones filming locations in Dubrovnik, the breathtaking city that brought King’s Landing to life.
From ancient forts and city walls to famous streets and staircases, discover the real places where unforgettable scenes were filmed.
Whether you’re a fan of the show or simply love history and stunning views, these locations offer a unique glimpse into both Dubrovnik’s beauty and the world of Westeros.
💡 Notes show how each location fits into different types of Game of Thrones tours in Dubrovnik. Compare different tour types.
Fort Lovrijenac
Famous as the Red Keep’s fortress, Fort Lovrijenac is a cliffside landmark in Dubrovnik with stunning views and rich history featured in Game of Thrones.
💡 Info: Often skipped in combined tours.
Fort Bokar
Fort Bokar is a historic fortress in Dubrovnik featured in Game of Thrones scenes of the Battle of Blackwater and the Greyjoy fleet’s arrival.
💡 Info: Not visited, but featured from great viewpoints on all tours.
Fort Minčeta
Dubrovnik’s tallest fortress features prominently in several Game of Thrones scenes, with both its interior and exterior filmed on location..
💡 Info: Not visited, but featured from great viewpoints on all tours.
Pile Gate
The grand main entrance to King’s Landing, Pile Gate appears in important scenes such as the riot in Season 2.
💡 Info: Visited in all tour types.
The Old Town Walls
Dubrovnik’s ancient city walls were used as the imposing fortifications of King’s Landing in Game of Thrones.
💡 Info: Not visited, but featured from great viewpoints on all tours.
Jesuit Staircase
Famous for Cersei’s Walk of Shame scene, these Baroque stairs in Dubrovnik resemble Rome’s Spanish Steps and are close to the Jesuit Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola.
💡 Info: Visited in all tour types.
Lokrum Island
The Benedictine Monastery on Lokrum Island was used to depict the vibrant and mysterious city of Qarth in the Game of Thrones series.
💡 Info: Visited only on the 3-hour Game of Thrones + Lokrum tours or some driving tours that include Lokrum.
Trsteno Arboretum
While not within Dubrovnik itself, the beautiful Trsteno Arboretum is about 20 km away and was used as the Red Keep Gardens in Game of Thrones.
💡 Info: Visited only on driving tours.
Questions About Game of Thrones in Dubrovnik
Yes. The original Iron Throne is not in Dubrovnik, but there are several replicas around the city.
The most famous replica, often called the "original replica" by HBO, is on Lokrum Island. It’s accessible by a short boat ride from Dubrovnik’s Old Town and included with the island entry ticket.
Other replicas are available in various Game of Thrones souvenir shops throughout the city, often allowing visitors to sit for photos when purchasing merchandise.