Dubrovnik
Game of Thrones Private Walking Tour
The Old Town as King's Landing — the city walls, Lovrijenac, and what actually happened on set
Sightseeing, Local Culture
Why We Love it
The guide gives you the shoot stories and the Old Town's real UNESCO history at the same time — the person who's never watched an episode still gets a proper walk.
The Experience
Three hours on foot through Dubrovnik's Old Town with a private guide, walking the locations the production used for King's Landing.
The city walls first, with the entrance fee already in the price, then Lovrijenac Fortress and King Joffrey's part of the story. After that you trace Arya Stark's route through the streets, with the stories from the shoot that go with each spot.
The Old Town is UNESCO-listed, so the real history of the place comes with the fiction. The guide handles both.
My pick for fans who want the sets and the city in the same three hours, and for anyone travelling with someone who has never seen an episode and would still like a good walk through the Old Town.
From $210 per person
3 Hours
Private
Departs 10:30 am
Highlights
What's Included
English-speaking guide
Entrance fees for the City Walls
What's Not Included
Lunch
Gratuities
Need to Know
3 hours, departing 10:30 am
Private — your party only, up to six people
Meet at Pile Square, in front of the fountain. Your guide will be holding a sign with the tour name on it
Same meeting point whether you are off a ship or staying in town
Comfortable walking shoes — three hours on foot, through the streets and up on the walls
Free cancellation up to 7 days before
Pricing Details
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Need to know
Three hours on foot through Dubrovnik's Old Town with a private guide, walking the locations the production used for King's Landing.
The city walls first, with the entrance fee already in the price, then Lovrijenac Fortress and King Joffrey's part of the story. After that you trace Arya Stark's route through the streets, with the stories from the shoot that go with each spot.
The Old Town is UNESCO-listed, so the real history of the place comes with the fiction. The guide handles both.
My pick for fans who want the sets and the city in the same three hours, and for anyone travelling with someone who has never seen an episode and would still like a good walk through the Old Town.