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Dubrovnik: Game of Thrones Tour, Fort Lovrijenac & Iron Throne

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Duration1h–3h

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Fort Lovrijenac & the Iron Throne: Where Dubrovnik Became King's Landing

You walk through Dubrovnik's Old Town with a licensed guide, visiting Fort Lovrijenac and the street where Cersei's Walk of Shame was filmed, then take a ferry to Lokrum Island to photograph yourself on the official Iron Throne. The tour lasts three hours total; afterward, you can stay on the island to swim, eat, or hike, or head straight back to the mainland. No need to arrange transport or figure out which locations were actually used—the guide handles both.

1h–3h

Step-by-step itinerary

Game of Thrones filming locations tour

Visit Fort Lovrijenac fortress
Explore Pile Gate entrance
Walk Cersei's Walk of Shame
Stroll along Stradun main street
Go to Sveti Jakov Beach ferry
Take ferry to Lokrum Island
See Qarth filming spots on Lokrum
Photo on official Iron Throne
Relax, swim, or hike on Lokrum

The Experience

The stone ramparts of Fort Lovrijenac rise from the sea like a fortress that could only exist in a fantasy. You're standing outside the Pile Gate, the western entrance to Dubrovnik's Old Town, and your guide is already pointing out where the Red Keep was filmed—that imposing structure across the water that held some of the show's most brutal scenes. The walk ahead covers three hours and moves through the narrow streets where Cersei walked barefoot in one of television's most unforgettable moments, then down to Stradun, the main street that doubled as King's Landing itself. It's the kind of place where you can't help but see the show layered over the real city, which is exactly the point.

After the Old Town section, you head to Sveti Jakov Beach for the ferry to Lokrum Island—a fifteen-minute crossing that takes you to where Qarth, the distant city of magic and intrigue, was filmed. The island itself is small and green, with the Benedictine Monastery at its center. Inside, in a room that feels both ordinary and surreal, sits the official HBO Iron Throne. You get your photo on it, and then the tour ends, but here's the thing: you don't have to leave. The island has restaurants, bars, swimming spots, hiking trails, and cliffs for diving if you're that kind of person. Some people stay for an hour, some for the afternoon. The ferry runs every thirty minutes to an hour depending on the season, so there's no rush back to the mainland.

The guide is licensed and knows both the show's production history and Dubrovnik's actual medieval past, so you're not just hearing fan trivia—you're getting real context about why these locations worked for filming and what they meant to the city before the cameras arrived. The walk includes roughly ten flights of stairs along the way, and sturdy shoes matter because the Old Town's streets are stone and uneven. If three hours feels like too much, there's a two-hour version that skips Lokrum entirely, or a ninety-minute super saver option that covers the top sites without the island ferry.

What’s included

Your day includes a guided walking tour of Dubrovnik Old Town with a licensed professional guide, visits to Fort Lovrijenac and major Game of Thrones filming locations including Cersei's Walk of Shame and Stradun, a ferry ride to Lokrum Island, and a photo opportunity on the official HBO Iron Throne in the Benedictine Monastery. If you choose the Lokrum option, you can stay on the island afterward to swim, hike, have lunch, or relax before taking the ferry back.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelPublic transport nearbyNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

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Is this one for you?Choose this if you want to see the actual places where Game of Thrones was filmed without spending hours researching which streets and buildings were used—the guide handles both the show's history and the real city, and the Iron Throne photo is the kind of thing you either want or you don't.