To celebrate 10 years of filming in Northern Ireland, Tourism Ireland created six giant, stained glass windows depicting some of the most iconic scenes from Game of Thrones. These windows making up the Glass of Thrones walking trail are now on permanent display after being generously gifted by Tourism Ireland.

The windows were unveiled to coincide with the final season of the show with each one representing a different house or legacy; including the Starks, Lannisters, Baratheons, Targaryens, White Walkers and the Iron Throne. The designs include the most talked-about scenes from seasons one to seven based on fans’ online searches.

Find the Glass of Thrones installations dotted along the Maritime Mile, from AC Hotel past Titanic Studios to HMS Caroline. Take a stroll to rediscover the most iconic moments from the saga immortalised in stained glass.

Glass of Thrones Locations Map

Find the locations of the six Glass of Thrones windows along the Maritime Mile in the Titanic Quarter using the map below.

Glass of Thrones Window Details

The windows depict different scenes from the first seven seasons of Game of Thrones®. Here’s what to expect at each.

Glass of Thrones Stark Window One AC Hotel Belfast Maritime Trust2

1. AC Hotel

The first window, found on the waterfront outside AC Hotel, was unveiled to coincide with the first episode of eighth and final series. From Jon Snow wielding Longclaw at the Battle of Bastards to Bran as the three-eyed raven, it depicts some of the most famous moments relating to House Stark.

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2. Lagan Weir

The second window sits at the Lagan Weir footbridge. Featuring a striking portrait of the Red Woman, Gendry’s war hammer and a shadow assassin, it depicts some of House Baratheon’s most iconic moments.

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3. Odyssey Point

Cross the River Lagan to Odyssey Point, where you’ll find a window dedicated to House Targaryen. As well as an epic picture of Daenerys riding a fire-breathing dragon, it includes Viserys’ unforgettable death by molten gold.

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4. SS Nomadic

You’ll find the most chilling installation at SS Nomadic. This White Walker themed window features some hair-raising scenes from beyond The Wall, including Hodor’s death, the advance of the dead on a partially frozen lake and the Night King riding a fiery, dead dragon.

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5. Titanic Slipways

Located on the Titanic Slipways next to Titanic Studios the fifth window is a fitting tribute to the Iron Throne. It features a built-in stool so you can get a selfie on seat  the throne, overlooking the very studios that brought Game of Thrones® to life!

Glass of Thrones Window 6 Lannister HMS Caroline

6. HMS Caroline

Stroll to the final window at HMS Caroline, where you can see the gruesome trials and triumphs of House Lannister. The explosion at the Sept, Tywin’s assassination and Oberyn Martell’s brutal death at the hands of the Mountain all make an appearance.

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