5.Castle Ward Nothern, Ireland (Winterfell)
Winterfell is based on Castle Ward, an old structure that was built back in 18th-Century by the Ward family.The castle has stood the test of time.The place is now open to the public and had been hosting an annual summer opera festival called the Castleward Opera from 1985 to 2010. The architecture of the place has changed from what is was in its initial days but serves well as a Game of Thrones Filmilng Location.
4.Tollymore Forest Nothern Ireland (The North).
Established back in 1995,the park serves as a Game of Thrones filming loction.The place is surrounded by mountains and sea,and its very rich in its flora nad fauna. Its the place where the starks find the dire wolves and decide to make them thier pets.
3.Lake Myvat, Iceland (North of the Wall).
The shallow eturophic lake is located very near to the Krafla volcano and was, in fact,created as a result of a gigantic volcanic eruption some 2300 years ago. The surrounding lands consists of wetlands,rootless vent as well as lava pillars.
2.Cushendun, Nothern Ireland (The Stormlands).
These Beaches made up for storm land in the show.Its located near a small coastal village in Nothern Ireland.One can see the shores of Scotland on a clear day. Although a small village with only 138 residents, there is a long history of the place.The ruins of a certain Carra Castle lies near the beach.
1.Dunluc Caslte, Nothern Ireland (Pyke).
The stronghold for House Grejoy is inspired from this medieval castle that now lies in ruin. Accessible via a bridge, the castle is surrounding by slope impossible to climb making for an excellent Game of Throne filming location. The place is known to have been home to an Irish fort that dew early Christian and Vikings.