Unmissable Game of Thrones Experiences in Belfast this Summer

TEC Belfast
Until 1 September

This travelling exhibition of authentic costumes and props will be on display at TEC Belfast until 1 September. Located in the footprint of Titanic Studios, where much of the series was filmed over a 10-year period, the exhibition immerses fans in the world of Westeros; from the regal setting of King’s Landing to the frozen lands Beyond the Wall.

Ulster Museum
Until 28 July

Don’t miss the exhibition of this incredible tapestry at Ulster Museum. Depicting key scenes from every episode of seasons one to seven of the hit TV series, the epic piece of artwork brings to life the events, locations and stories of the saga. The tapestry was completed by a team of 30 stitchers at the Ulster Museum and the Ulster Folk Museum created the look of traditional hand woven cloth.

The National
28 July 2019

Get kitted out for the Long Night at this unmissable event, where you can make your own Dothraki leather jewellery, pottery goblet and dragon-glass dagger! Led by local professional artists, these workshops will provide everything you need to get ready for battle. Plus, enjoy a feast in Davos’ Kitchen and chat to extras that worked on the show.

Take the escape room experience to a whole new level at GoT to Escape, Belfast’s only dedicated Game of Thrones inspired escape room! Work your way through the clues to save King’s Landing or play a mystery game.

Stroll from Belfast City Hall to Titanic Studios to take in the epic Glass of Thrones installations: six freestanding stained glass window depicting scenes from seasons one to eight of the show. Each window represents the trials and tribulations of a different house, and at the final window you can get a selfie on the Iron Throne.

This local jewellery store is home to a fabulous collection of handcrafted, Game of Thrones inspired necklaces, brooches, pins, earring and cufflinks, which make the perfect gift for a Game of Thrones fan, or a unique treat for yourself. Steensons were commissioned to make iconic costume pieces for the series, including Margaery Tyell’s wedding tiara and Joffery Baratheons’ golden crown.

Visit The Dark Horse café and bar (open late on weekends), where you’ll find one of the famous Game of Thrones doors. Crafted from fallen trees from the Dark Hedges (King’s Road), the ten doors dotted around Northern Ireland represent different aspects of the series. The door at The Dark Horse celebrates the filming that took place in Belfast.