Dubrovnik: Game of Thrones Tour & Prop Swords with Guides

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Duration2h 30m–3h

GroupUp to 12

LanguagesEN

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You'll Hold the Actual Swords from Game of Thrones in Dubrovnik

You'll walk the actual King's Landing streets with guides who filmed the series, hold original prop swords like Longclaw and the Arakh, and stand at iconic scenes from Fort Lovrijenac to the Walk of Shame stairs. Small groups max 12, with a free Qarth map included. The tour covers the Red Keep, Docks, Pile Gate, Littlefinger's Brothel, Rector's Palace, and Dominican Monastery, each location tied to specific episodes and scenes your guide explains as you stand there.

2h 30m–3h

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore King's Landing filming locations

Meet guide with Lannister banner
Visit the Red Keep fortress
See King's Landing docks
Walk through King's Landing gates
Visit Littlefinger's Brothel area
Walk the Walk of Shame staircase
Visit Spice King of Qarth Palace
Explore King's Landing Market
View Duel arena and Qarth
End tour

The Experience

There's something that hits different when you're standing at Fort Lovrijenac—the Red Keep itself—and your guide hands you Longclaw. Not a replica. The actual sword. You grip it, feel the weight, and suddenly the scene where Jon Snow stands on those ramparts isn't just something you watched on a screen anymore. It's a place you're standing in, holding the thing in your hands. The guides here aren't just locals who memorized the show; they were extras during filming, or worked on set, so they know which stone Tyrion stood on when he slapped Joffrey, where Sansa watched the Hound fight, the exact angle of the Purple Wedding. They point out the real locations and then hand you the props—Oathkeeper, the Dothraki Arakh, shields—so you're not just seeing where it happened, you're inside it.

The tour moves through Dubrovnik's old town in a way that only makes sense if you know the show. You'll walk the Pile Gate where Jaime returns to riots, stand at the docks where the Starks had their final reunion, climb the staircase at Sveti Jakov Beach where Cersei did the Walk of Shame. At the Dominican Monastery you see the market where that scene continued. The Rector's Palace becomes the Spice King's palace in Qarth. You're not just ticking off landmarks; you're following the actual geography of King's Landing as it was filmed here, and your guide is comparing scenes on a phone or tablet as you stand in each spot, so you see the shot and the real location at the same time. Groups stay small—maximum 12 people—which means you're not shuffling through crowds, and if you're a bigger group, they'll arrange a private tour just for you.

What makes this different from a standard walking tour is the props and the people leading it. You get to hold the swords, swing them, ring the Shame Bell. Everything's disinfected after each use. You also get a free map of Lokrum Island marked with Qarth locations and insider tips. But mostly it's the guides—they've spent ten years doing this, meeting cast members and thousands of fans, so they know what fans actually want to know, and they're not rushing you through it. The whole thing takes a few hours, and you're moving at a pace that lets you actually stand and talk about the scenes, share theories with other fans, take photos. It's the kind of tour where you leave knowing you didn't just see the places, you experienced them the way the show was made.

What’s included

Professional guide who worked on or was an extra during Game of Thrones filming.
original prop swords (Longclaw, Oathkeeper, Needle, Dothraki Arakh) and shields to hold and use.
visual screenshots from the series to compare with real locations as you stand at each spot.
free map of Lokrum Island marked with Qarth locations and insider tips.
access to all tour locations including Fort Lovrijenac (the Red Keep), Pile Gate, Rector's Palace, Dominican Monastery, Sveti Jakov Beach (Walk of Shame stairs), and the King's Landing docks and market.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by DORIA Ltd

Is this one for you?Right for fans who want to see the actual filming locations with someone who was there, and who want to hold the real props—the tour takes the guesswork out of finding each spot and gives you the context as you stand in it. If you're traveling with a group bigger than five, let them know and they'll set up a private tour so you're not mixed with strangers.