The tour is located at the original Linen Mill Studios, which served as a primary filming site for the series for over a decade.
The exhibition features original, screen-used set pieces transported directly from the filming production stages.
The display includes the actual Throne Room of Dragonstone, preserved from the final season.
Visitors can interact with technology that simulates the show's green-screen visual effects processes.
The site exhibits original costumes worn by major characters, including intricate armor worn by the Night's Watch.
The collection contains authentic creature prosthetics and masks developed for characters like the White Walkers.
The Game of Thrones Studio Tour is an immersive exhibition located at the original Linen Mill Studios in Banbridge, where much of the series was filmed. It houses an extensive collection of original costumes, props, weapons, and set pieces used throughout all eight seasons of the HBO production. Visitors walk through iconic environments, including the Great Hall of Winterfell, the Dragonstone throne room, and the Hall of Faces. The tour utilizes interactive digital displays and behind-the-scenes production exhibits to demonstrate the show's intricate visual effects and makeup prosthetics. The facility serves as the official permanent home for the series' physical archives. It is housed within a massive repurposed industrial space, providing a genuine connection to the filming location. Fans can see authentic costumes worn by primary cast members and examine the craftsmanship of the show's weaponry and set decorations.
The Iron Throne replica, which allows visitors to pose in the iconic seat.
Book your time slot in advance online to ensure entry, as specific sessions can reach capacity.
Wear comfortable footwear, as the tour involves a significant amount of walking through expansive, multi-room sets.
Allow extra time for the interactive stations if you want to fully engage with the digital production exhibits.
Do not rush through the early exhibits; the tour is designed to be experienced sequentially to understand the progression of the show's production.
Photography is permitted in most areas, but always check for signage prohibiting flash near delicate props or costumes.
