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Perhaps you feel a sudden urge to kneel. This is the Iron Throne. Not the real one of course. But a potent symbol nonetheless. Dubrovnik became King’s Landing for many seasons of Game of Thrones. The Iron Throne here offers fans a tangible connection to the series.

Dubrovnik is arguably the most famous Game of Thrones filming destination. It served as the primary location for King’s Landing from Season 2 onward. The city is a one-stop shop for all things Game of Thrones. You can find walking tours, themed restaurants and memorabilia.

The Iron Throne on Lokrum Island was gifted to the island by HBO. It was a thank you to Dubrovnik. The gift acknowledged the surrounding areas for hosting the production. Many visitors want to take a photo on the Iron Throne.

Lokrum Island is a short ferry ride from Dubrovnik. The island was used as the filming location for the city of Qarth in Season 2. The botanical gardens and Benedictine Monastery featured heavily in garden party scenes. The Iron Throne resides in the visitor center within the Benedictine Monastery.

Many Game of Thrones walking tour guides have personal stories. They share insights into the actors and locations throughout the city. Some guides were extras or stand-ins during filming.

Other notable Game of Thrones locations include Fort Lovrijenac. It doubled as the Red Keep of King’s Landing. The Dubrovnik City Walls featured in countless scenes. Fort Bokar was the setting for Tyrion and Varys’ strategic discussions. Pile Gate saw King Joffrey’s ill-fated return. The Jesuit Staircase immortalized Cersei’s Walk of Shame.

Several tours offer immersive Game of Thrones experiences. You can explore the Old Town, Fort Lovrijenac and Lokrum Island. Some tours even include Trsteno Arboretum. It served as the King’s Landing palace gardens.

The Iron Throne here is a replica. Yet it embodies the power struggles and drama that defined Game of Thrones. Remember the series. Consider the actors. Recall the epic moments filmed right here in Dubrovnik. Now seize your chance to rule even if just for a photo.

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