Game of Thrones Studio Tour from Dublin with Coach Transfer

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Duration6h

GroupUp to 55

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Winterfell's Great Hall and the throne room are still standing—here's how to walk through them

You get picked up at Dublin's Molly Malone Statue at 10am and driven ninety minutes to the official Game of Thrones Studio Tour at Linen Mill Studios in Banbridge. Inside, you walk through original sets like Winterfell and King's Landing, see costumes and weapons from all eight seasons, and explore interactive exhibits on special effects and production design. Lunch and afternoon tea are available on site, and the gift shop stocks exclusive merchandise. The coach returns to Dublin by 4:30pm, so the whole day is contained and transport is handled for you.

Step-by-step itinerary

Game of Thrones Studio Tour visit

Meet coach at Molly Malone Statue
Depart Dublin at 10:00am
Arrive at Linen Mill Studios at 11:30am
Explore Game of Thrones sets and exhibits
See costumes, props, and special effects
Visit themed café and gift shop
Coach departs studio at 3:00pm
Return to Dublin by 4:30pm

The Experience

The coach pulls away from the Molly Malone Statue at 10am sharp, and ninety minutes later you're stepping off at Linen Mill Studios in Banbridge. No rental car, no GPS argument, no wondering if you took a wrong turn—the driver handles the route while you're already thinking about which sets you'll photograph first. The studio sits about thirty minutes from Belfast, and the whole day is built around that timing: you've got three and a half hours inside before the return journey starts at 3pm.

Inside, the sets are exactly as they were when filming wrapped. The Great Hall of Winterfell is there, Dragonstone is there, the throne room in King's Landing is there—not recreations, not scaled-down versions, but the actual spaces where actors stood and cameras rolled. You move through them at your own pace, stopping as long as you want at each one. Original costumes hang behind glass, weapons and props sit in cases with production notes, and the interactive exhibits let you see how the visual effects team built the dragons and the wildfire explosions. There's a storyboard wall that walks you through how certain scenes came together, and screens playing behind-the-scenes footage so you understand what went into a single episode.

The café serves themed food and afternoon tea if you want to sit down, and the gift shop is genuinely massive—exclusive merchandise you won't find anywhere else. Hands-on effects stations let you try green-screen work or see how they built prosthetics. The whole place is wheelchair accessible, and families with small children find it manageable because you're not racing between locations; you're in one building, moving at your own speed. By 3pm you're back on the coach, and you roll into Dublin at 4:30pm with three and a half hours of sets, costumes, and production design still fresh in your head.

What’s included

Return coach transfer from Dublin city centre (Molly Malone Statue on Suffolk Street) to Linen Mill Studios in Banbridge.
Full admission to the official Game of Thrones Studio Tour, including access to all sets, costumes, props, and interactive exhibits.
On-site café and afternoon tea service are available for separate purchase.
The gift shop stocks exclusive Game of Thrones merchandise.
The studio is wheelchair accessible throughout.

Good to know

Easy physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Official Game of Thrones Studio Tour

Is this one for you?A good fit if you want to see the actual Game of Thrones sets without arranging a rental car or navigating the route from Dublin—the coach handles both, and the fixed timing (10am departure, 4:30pm return) fits a single day without eating into your Dublin schedule. Plan for a full morning and early afternoon out; that's what gives you three and a half hours inside the studio without rushing.