Do I need to have watched Game of Thrones to enjoy this tour?

While familiarity with the series enhances the experience, the tour also covers Dubrovnik's genuine medieval history and architecture. Your guide connects real historical events to the fictional narrative, so you'll learn about both.

Is the tour accessible for people with mobility issues?

The old town involves walking on uneven stone streets, stairs, and steep gradients across multiple levels. This may be challenging for those with limited mobility; contact the operator before booking to discuss specific concerns.

What's included and what costs extra?

The 2-hour guided walking tour with expert guide and visual materials is included. Entry fees to paid attractions (such as Lovrjenac Fort) are not mentioned in the standard package and may be separate; confirm with the operator.

How many people are in a typical group?

The tour is deliberately kept to a limited group size to feel semi-private, but the exact maximum is not specified. This keeps the experience more personal than standard large-group tours.

Comfortable, sturdy walking shoes are essential for uneven medieval streets. Bring water, sun protection (hat, sunscreen), and a light layer for cooler alleyways. A camera is recommended for the photo opportunities.

How does this differ from self-guided Game of Thrones walks?

This tour includes an expert guide who shares insider set stories, historical context, and uses visual references to link scenes to real locations. The curated narrative and limited group size offer depth and atmosphere beyond self-guided exploration.

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About this activity

Follow a Game of Thrones expert guide through Dubrovnik's old town to discover the real locations that doubled as King's Landing on screen. Learn the behind-the-scenes stories of how HBO transformed this UNESCO-listed medieval city into the capital of the Seven Kingdoms, combining TV history with genuine Dubrovnik heritage.

Let us take you down the Walk of Shame, see where Joffrey died and find out what was going on behind the scenes.

Explore what Game of Thrones looks like in real life and also learn about similarities from Dubrovnik’s real history with the TV series. All of our tours are accompanied by an expert tour guide who has a booklet with screenshots from the series, with the purpose of reminding you exactly what happened where. We also have a limited number of guests for each tour which gives you an almost private tour feeling while being in a group. Discover why HBO chose Dubrovnik for the capital of Seven Kingdoms, how crowds where handled, how extras were selected, stories from the set, visit Lovrjenac Fort posing as Red Keep, Gradac Park as the site of The Purple Wedding, Pile Gate where Riot in The Streets took place, Walk of Shame and many more!

Highlights

✓Walk the iconic Walk of Shame route through the old town streets
✓Visit Lovrjenac Fort (the Red Keep) with panoramic city views
✓Explore Gradac Park, filming location for the Purple Wedding
✓See Pile Gate where major riot scenes were filmed
✓Small-group format with expert guide and series screenshot guide
✓Learn parallels between fictional storylines and Dubrovnik's real medieval history

Insider tips

★Wear comfortable walking shoes—the old town has uneven stone streets and steep gradients
★Go in shoulder season (April–May or September–October) for cooler temperatures and fewer crowds than summer peak
★Bring a light layer; narrow alleyways stay cool even on warm days
★Ask your guide about the logistics of filming in a working UNESCO site—often surprising and entertaining

Good to know

•Duration is 2 hours; covers multiple levels and stairs throughout the old town
•Small group size (exact number not specified, but described as limited) creates an intimate experience
•Guide carries visual reference materials (screenshot booklet) to place scenes in context
•Tour departs from and returns to the old town area; meeting point will be confirmed after booking

Who it's for

Game of Thrones fans wanting to connect scenes to real locationsCultural tourists interested in Dubrovnik's medieval history and UNESCO heritagePhotography enthusiasts seeking authentic behind-the-scenes insightsSmall-group travellers preferring guided experiences over self-directed exploration

Best time to visit

Visit April to May or September to October for comfortable walking conditions and manageable crowds. Morning departures are ideal to beat afternoon heat and peak tourist traffic in the narrow alleyways.