Dubrovnik: Game of Thrones Walking Tour with Optional Lokrum Island Visit (2-Hour English Guided GoT Walking Tour)

Your experience

Walk through the real-life King’s Landing on a guided Game of Thrones tour and explore Dubrovnik’s iconic filming locations with expert insights and photo ops.

Getting started

Meet your guide at Brsalje 8, near the Pile Gate entrance to Old Town. Look for the orange umbrella. Please arrive 10–15 minutes early. Carry a valid photo ID and have your mobile voucher ready for check-in. Entry to Fort Lovrijenac is paid on-site (€15), unless you hold a valid City Walls ticket used within 72 hours.

What to expect

Dubrovnik Old Town (King’s Landing)

This UNESCO World Heritage Site became the capital of Westeros in Game of Thrones.

• Walk the streets where Arya trained and where riot scenes were filmed.

• Explore hidden alleys that doubled as King’s Landing’s markets.

Fort Lovrijenac (The Red Keep)

A dramatic cliffside fortress that stood in for the Red Keep overlooking Blackwater Bay.

• Stand where Joffrey’s nameday tournament and royal council scenes were filmed.

• Look out over the sea as Tyrion did before the Battle of Blackwater.

• Learn how this 11th-century fort became one of the show’s key settings.

Kolorina Bay (Blackwater Bay)

This rocky cove served as the city’s harbor in multiple key scenes.

• Spot the spot where Myrcella was sent to Dorne.

• See where Stannis’s fleet attacked King’s Landing.

Jesuit Staircase (Walk of Shame route)

A grand Baroque staircase was used for Cersei’s infamous descent through King’s Landing.

• Trace the exact path from the “Walk of Atonement.”

• Learn how the crew filmed one of the show’s most talked-about scenes.

Rector’s Palace & Old Town alleys (Various King's Landing locations)

These historic buildings and streets appeared in multiple GoT sequences.

• Discover where Varys schemed and Littlefinger plotted.

• Walk the same paths Arya did during her time in Braavos.

Ethnographic Museum (Iron Throne photo stop)

Your final stop includes a special photo moment on a replica of the Iron Throne.

• Sit on the throne and capture your own moment as ruler of the Seven Kingdoms.

Lokrum Island (Qarth) – Optional upgrade

A lush island getaway used for Daenerys’s storyline in Season 2.

• Visit the Benedictine Monastery and the botanical garden.

• See the Iron Throne replica gifted by HBO.

• Enjoy a scenic boat ride and explore ruins, peacocks, and salt lake views.

What to bring

• Have your entry tickets ready for a seamless experience.

Accessibility

• This experience is not accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers.

• Choose safety and comfort: This experience is not the best fit for back issues, cardiac issues, and pregnant people.

• Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.

Additional information

• Entrance to Fort Lovrijenac (St. Lawrence Fortress) is not included in this ticket and costs €15 per person (approx. 200 HRK), unless you have a valid €40 City Walls ticket used within 72 hours, in which case entry is free; payment is made on-site by credit card or in Kuna.

• You can also buy entrance tickets for the city walls/fort St. Lawrence on the Society of Friends of Dubrovnik Antiquities website.

• Lokrum Island ticket and round-trip boat transfer are available as an optional upgrade.

• Children aged 7–11 can attend the tour at no charge, but must pay the fortress entrance fee at the time of visit.

Dubrovnik Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage site famed for its stunning medieval walls and well-preserved architecture. The tour typically covers key highlights such as the Pile Gate, Stradun main street, Rector’s Palace, Sponza Palace, and the iconic Dubrovnik Walls. You’ll have the chance to walk along the city walls for panoramic views of the city and sea, visit historical landmarks, and learn about Dubrovnik’s fascinating history from knowledgeable guides. This experience is structured to give you a comprehensive understanding of the city’s evolution, from its medieval roots through its rise as a trading hub and its role in popular culture, notably as Kings Landing in Game of Thrones. The walking tour combines historical insights with scenic vistas, making each moment both educational and picturesque. Comfortable footwear and an curiosity for history will enhance your experience.

Booking your Dubrovnik Old Town walking tour online guarantees immediate confirmation, fast-track entry, and the convenience of planning ahead. Skip the queues and ensure your spot in this popular experience, while comparing the best deals available for a seamless visit to one of Croatia’s top attractions.

Dubrovnik, often called the 'Pearl of the Adriatic,' has a history dating back to the 7th century. Originally founded by refugees fleeing invading tribes, it grew into a prosperous maritime republic by the Middle Ages. The city’s strategic location and strong walls helped defend against invaders for centuries, shaping its unique architecture and culture. Dubrovnik’s independence persisted until the Napoleonic Wars, after which it became part of the Austrian Empire, and later, Yugoslavia. Today, the city celebrates its rich heritage through well-preserved historic sites and vibrant cultural festivals, attracting millions of visitors annually.

The tour operates daily during daylight hours, with specific start times depending on the season. Guided walks are typically available in the mornings and afternoons, with length around 2 to 3 hours.

Visit during spring or early autumn for pleasant weather and fewer tourists, ensuring a relaxed and immersive experience.

Inside Dubrovnik’s Old Town, you'll explore well-preserved city walls offering sweeping views of the Adriatic, visit historical sites such as the Rector’s Palace and Sponza Palace, and stroll along the famous Stradun street lined with Baroque buildings. The tour also includes stops at key gateways, churches, and secret alleys, providing a comprehensive immersion into Dubrovnik's history and culture.

Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring sun protection, especially in summer months. Entrance to certain sites may require additional tickets. Guided tours are often bilingual, and it's recommended to arrive a few minutes early. The city can be busy during peak season, so booking in advance helps manage your schedule.

Respect local customs and rules, keep noise levels down in historic areas, and do not climb or damage historical structures. Littering is prohibited and smoking is generally not allowed in indoor locations.

A walk through Dubrovnik’s Old Town offers a rich tapestry of history, culture, and stunning views that’s truly unforgettable. The city’s iconic walls and ancient architecture create a unique ambiance that’s both inspiring and picturesque, making it a highlight of any trip to Croatia.

From Dubrovnik’s main bus station, walk or take a short taxi ride to the city walls entrance. Many attractions are within walking distance from the harbor and main hotels in the Old Town area.