Where is exactly the place of Winterfell from Game of Thrones?

Winterfell. The pilot episode of Game of Thrones featuring the Stark family home of Winterfell was shot at Doune Castle in Scotland. However, later episiodes featuring Winterfell were filmed at Castle Ward in Northern Ireland.

1. Where is the location of Winterfell?
2. Is Castle black and winterfell the same set?
3. Is Casterly rock a real place?
4. Where is Castle Black in real life?
5. Where is the wall in Game of Thrones in real life?
6. Where is the real Iron Throne?
7. Why is it called the Seven Kingdoms 9?
8. Is Castle black near the wall?
9. Where were the wall scenes in Game of Thrones filmed?
10. What does Casterly rock look like?
11. Who ended up with Casterly rock?
12. Where was Casterly Rock filmed?

Where is the location of Winterfell?

The real-life Winterfell is at Castle Ward in County Down, Northern Ireland. Aside from hosting "Game of Thrones" tours, it's a beautiful National Trust property on the shores of Strangford Lough, with an 18th-century stately home and acres of landscaped gardens to explore.

Is Castle black and winterfell the same set?

Game of Thrones Is Turning Winterfell and Castle Black Into Official Tourist Spots. So you can pretend you're Jon Snow for years to come. ... There will be Winterfell, which is actually Castle Ward in County Down, and Castle Black, which is actually a quarry in Magheramorne.

Is Casterly rock a real place?

Trujillo Castle in Caceres, Extremadura | Casterly Rock in The Westerlands. The medieval Trujillo Castle sits proudly atop a hill in the city it's named for in the Extremadura region. ... In Season 7 of "Game of Thrones," Trujillo Castle is reimagined as Casterly Rock in the Westerlands.

Where is Castle Black in real life?

As iconic as they are on the series, Castle Black and Hardhome are both artificial sets and are not filmed at real castles. Bits of each have been filmed at Magheramorne Quarry in Ireland, but the majority of the locations' filming is set-based.

Where is the wall in Game of Thrones in real life?

Fortification of King's Landing in real life

The miles of walls surrounding Ston and Dubrovnik, Croatia have both served as filming locations.

Where is the real Iron Throne?

While filming, HBO gave the Iron Throne to Dubrovnik city, and it's on Lokrum island, so if you are a true fan, you have to sit down on it and take a picture. Before going to the island, we first show you Dubrovnik's old town and Lovrjenac castle (Red Keep), where the majority of King's Landing scenes happened.

Why is it called the Seven Kingdoms 9?

The name derives from the situation three centuries ago when Aegon the Conqueror set to unite the lands of Westeros, which then contained seven independent realms. The new realm created from Aegon's Conquest contains nine distinct regions or provinces.

Is Castle black near the wall?

Castle Black is the primary headquarters and redoubt of the Night's Watch. It is located roughly halfway along the length of the Wall on its southern side, at the northern end of the Kingsroad. It is a dark and chilling home to its garrison..

Where were the wall scenes in Game of Thrones filmed?

Scenes in Castle Black and north of The Wall were shot in Magheramorne Quarry, located in Loch Larne in Northern Ireland. It's a very small fishing town that was transformed for the epic scene in Hardhome, which is where Jon and the Widlings tried to fight off a tremendous amount of White Walkers.

What does Casterly rock look like?

Casterly Rock is carved out of a colossal stone hill beside the Sunset Sea. It is popularly believed to resemble a lion in repose at sunset. The Casterlys of antiquity built a ringfort on the peak, and as millenia have passed its natural defenses have been expanded with walls, gates, and watchtowers.

Who ended up with Casterly rock?

As Hand of the King, Tyrion still holds power and, as the last living Lannister, he can now claim Casterly Rock as his even if we never see it happen on screen.

Where was Casterly Rock filmed?

Casterly Rock

That being said, Castillo de Trujillo in Spain's Cáceres province—which stood in for the famed Lannister stronghold in Season 7—is a pretty gosh darn impressive castle, boasting seventeen square towers and four standing gates.