Of course, in most cases, the real-life Croatian locations are dressed up with special effects — the sea, rocks, and bottoms of the buildings are real, while the fanciful towers and spires (and the dragons) are pure fantasy. If you digitally plop the Sept of Baelor in the middle of Dubrovnik’s Old Town, presto! Filmed in Croatia, Game of Thrones and the city of Dubrovnik has served as the backdrop of a show's filming location for the most famous of kingdoms, Kings Landing. Fort Lovrijenac plays the home of the infamous Red Keep within the city and has done since season two when the location was switched from Malta. July 28th, 2022 7:29 AM. A horny couple is in a bit of trouble after they couldn’t resist each other while near a location that was used when filming “Game of Thrones.”. The incident went down at the set for the fictional city of King’s Landing from the HBO show in the Old Town area of Dubrovnik, Croatia. A pervy passerby took out their The walking tour will be a combination of history and Game of Thrones. All highlights from the show and interesting buildings we will see on our way. 4. Lokrum Island Botanical Gardens. We get to Lokrum by ferry, it takes about 15 minutes in one direction by boat. Amazing, lush, supreme Lokrum island which was serving as City of Qarth in Game After stops in Makarska and Korcula, the sailing will head to Dubrovnik, the main filming location for King's Landing, where guests can take a guided walking tour led by a "Game of Thrones" expert. Actually they only moved to Dubrovnik in season 2, went there last summer and went to an exhibit about it, as well as had a tour. "Before it found its seaside home in Dubrovnik, King's Landing was originally shot on the island of Malta. It's well-preserved capital, Mdina, was used as the the capital of Westeros throughout the series' first season." Besides Croatia and Spain, the island nation of Malta also doubled as King's Landing. The small archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea is well-known for its ancient walls and city gates. Mdina Gate is one such historic entryway through which Catelyn Stark and Ser Rodrik Cassel rode into the capital of the Seven Kingdoms in the first season. Game of Thrones: Season 2 In Production: Croatia 2min TV-G Subtitle Badge Icon Explore the exquisite shooting location in Croatia that has been transformed into King's Landing in Season 2 of 'Game of Thrones.' Explore King’s Landing on a guided Game of Thrones Walking Tour; Enter the Red Keep; Sit on the Iron Throne; Visit Klis Fortress, the filming location for the city of Meereen; Sip cocktails in a 15th Century turret in Korcula; Cycle through Croatia's Greenest Island, Mljet; Drink like Tyrion Lannister and taste local wines in Stari Grad This is actually season two, episode 6 of the TV series, "Game of Thrones." The "Red Keep" is Pile Gate, the main entrance to the old walled city of Dubrovnik, Croatia. The name Pile is derived from the Greek word "pylaj", meaning "gate." Most walking tours of the Old City start at the 15th-century Pile Gate. 8fNrWc.