Game of Thrones Tour - Iceland

Visit iconic Game of Thrones filming locations in Iceland Enter the world of Game of Thrones! Walk the frozen lands of the North of the Seven Kingdoms and behold the gorgeous Icelandic wilderness, as you revisit some of the most memorable moments in Game of Thrones history. Go beyond the Ice Wall Step into the vast lands beyond the Ice Wall where the vicious White Walkers and the fearsome Wildlings fight for survival. Beware in case of a Wight attack! Youandrsquo;re going to the andTHORN;ingvellir - the Wildling armyandrsquo;s camping spot. While youandrsquo;re there, find out new facts about the crucial scene that takes place in the hills from your guide. Visit the place where one of the bloodiest massacres of the series happened - Settlement Viking Lodge. Take your time to explore but if you come across any odd tall beings with glowing blue eyes, weandrsquo;d suggest swiftly moving to the next location! Stand at the Almannagja gorge in Thingvellir - better known by Game of Thrones fans around the world as the bloody gate of Eyrie. Donandrsquo;t forget the four-legged stars of the series! See Porufoss waterfall where the Icelandic goat named Casnova was incinerated by one of Daenerys' dragons. This little goat is a local celebrity whoandrsquo;s enjoyed media coverage from a young age - just ask your guide about it! Meet some of the animal stars in person - get to know the horses that portrayed Westeros garrons. Theyandrsquo;re now happily retired from the showbiz in a horse farm near Reykjavik. Game of Thrones extras helped create the tour How do you make a great Game of Thrones tour? With insiderandrsquo;s help of course! Born in Iceland and having died a brutal on-screen death at the hands of the Wildlings, the actor who helped design the tour fits the bill perfectly. Find out what other movies have been filmed in the area Need a break from all the talk about bloodshed? On your way back, check out the sceneries of other popular movies filmed in Iceland. Secret Life of Walter Mittyandrsquo;s on that list!