Game of Thrones Filming Locations
in Dubrovnik

You can easily walk to the main Old Town filming locations within 2 to 3 hours because the historic center is highly compact and pedestrian-only. However, if you want to include outer locations like Lokrum Island or the Trsteno Arboretum, you should plan for a full day or split your visits across two mornings, especially during the warmer months.

Yes, you can easily visit most Game of Thrones filming locations independently on a self-guided walk. Dubrovnik's Old Town and surrounding landmarks are compact, making it possible to explore many of the major sites on foot.

However, a private guided tour is recommended if you want behind-the-scenes filming stories and historical context that connects Dubrovnik's medieval landmarks with their role as King's Landing.

Many Game of Thrones filming locations, including the Jesuit Staircase, Pile Gate, and Pile Bay, are free to visit. You can also explore several Old Town streets used in the series without a ticket.

Some major locations, including the City Walls, Minčeta Tower, Bokar Fortress, and Fort Lovrijenac, require paid entry. If you plan to visit multiple attractions, the Dubrovnik Pass can be a convenient option.

The best-known Iron Throne replica in Dubrovnik is located inside the Benedictine Monastery on Lokrum Island, where visitors can sit on it as part of their island visit.

There are also additional full-size replicas inside several souvenir shops across the Old Town.

For exact locations, photo rules, and the differences between each throne, read our complete guide to the Iron Thrones in Dubrovnik.