You’ll follow a private route through Dubrovnik’s Old Town and along its famous city walls, seeing Game of Thrones filming locations with a local guide who shares behind-the-scenes stories. Taste local sweets at the market and pause for quiet moments above the sea. This tour leaves you feeling part of both legend and everyday life here.
Your day includes hotel pickup in Dubrovnik, a private licensed local guide who brings along a Game of Thrones show-book full of scene references, plus time to taste traditional sweets at a local market as you explore both iconic filming sites and centuries-old city walls together.
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We slipped into side streets where shadows stretched over ancient stones. Ana pointed out spots where Khaleesi searched for her dragons and where Jon Snow brooded (the real wall is steeper than it looks on TV). We sampled those sweets at a tiny stall—sticky fingers, sugar everywhere—and she showed us how locals greet each other with a head tilt and quick smile. By the time we walked the last stretch of Dubrovnik City Walls, my legs were tired but I didn’t really want it to end. There was this odd mix of fantasy and real history everywhere you looked.
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