The ‘Game of Thrones’ has turned into a phenomenon, and it has ushered in the Golden Age of television. It’s by far the most popular television series ever and has an extremely wide and active fan base. One of the best TV shows of all times needs a great deal of craft. Ranging from tens of thousands of celebrities, team members to extras everywhere. In fact, what’s even more complex for this huge production was that it was filmed in several distinct locations.

So let’s have a look at a few of the unbelievable Game of Thrones’ filming locations. These locations are incredibly beautiful and worth a visit!

11. Meteora, Greece (The Eyrie)

Meteora was rather an unknown place before Game of Thrones happened. The place feels surreal. You will find 24 monasteries which were constructed on organic conglomerate pillars. Thought to be standing there for 60 million decades, the oldest inhabitants dated back into the 11th century. 

10. County Down, Northern Ireland

County Down is where it all started! The starting sequence of Game of Thrones, where the patrol north of the wall met a messy ending, was filmed at Tollymore Forest Park.

Neighborhood Castle Ward stood for Winterfell, house of the Starks, the dominating lords of the northwest, and Inch Abbey showcased as the Riverlands, in which the military of the north appeared to cross the river Trident, also in which Robb and Caitlin Stark heard of Ned Stark’s implementation and pledged to take revenge. All three are close to attractive Newcastle, southeast of Belfast, a simple drive from town.

Visit County Down, and you will see why the filmmakers picked its rocky uplands and tranquil shore from among the state’s most attractive corners. Hikers will possess a specially fine time and can roam the Mourne gorse.