Where Was Game of Thrones Filmed in Iceland?

Where Was Game of Thrones Filmed in Iceland?

Are you a Game of Thrones fan looking to immerse yourself in the epic landscapes of Westeros? Look no further than Iceland, where some of the most iconic scenes from the hit series were filmed. Join Juniper Tours as we take you on a journey through the mystical locations that brought the Seven Kingdoms to life.

Where Was Game of Thrones Filmed in Iceland?

Thingvellir National Park 

Known in the show as the path to the Eyrie, this UNESCO World Heritage site boasts stunning vistas and dramatic cliffs. Walk in the footsteps of Arya Stark as you explore the rugged terrain that served as the backdrop for her journey through the Vale.

Grjótagjá Cave

Nestled in the heart of North Iceland, this lava cave provided the setting for Jon Snow and Ygritte’s steamy encounter. While swimming in the thermal waters may not be advisable, you can still marvel at the natural beauty of this hidden gem.

Dimmuborgir

Translating to “Dark Cities,” Dimmuborgir’s eerie lava formations made it the perfect location for the Wildlings’ camp beyond the Wall. Explore the labyrinth of lava pillars and caves that served as the backdrop for Mance Rayder’s army.
Vatnajökull Glacier: Towering ice formations and otherworldly landscapes make Vatnajökull Glacier the ideal setting for scenes beyond the Wall. Brace yourself for an adventure as you traverse the icy terrain that Jon Snow and his fellow Night’s Watchmen journeyed through.

Lake Myvatn

With its geothermal hot springs and volcanic landscapes, Lake Myvatn provided the ideal backdrop for scenes set beyond the Wall. Explore the otherworldly beauty of this area as you imagine yourself north of the Wall.