Sword meets history in Dubrovnik old town. This small-group Game of Thrones extended tour strings together King’s Landing and Qarth visuals using real filming locations, plus a guide who has set experience and likes to explain what you are seeing. You also get to play along with disinfected swords and props, not just pose for photos.

Two things I like a lot are the photo comparisons, where you can hold the series still next to the matching spot in Dubrovnik, and the hands-on weapon moment. You may even get to handle Oathkeeper or Longclaw during the prop portion, which turns a fan tour into a memory you can actually feel.

One thing to plan for: the route has lots of steps. Lovrjenac Fortress also has an extra entrance fee, currently listed at €15 per person.

Key highlights you will feel right away

• Insider storytelling from set-experienced guides, with names like Robert, Pero, and Nera showing up in recent tours
• Hands-on prop time using swords and other replicas for photo ops, with props disinfected after each tour
• Scene matching with visuals (screenshots from the show) so you can connect what you remember to where you are standing
• A Lokrum Island gift map that ties Qarth locations to practical tips for exploring on your own
• A route built for Game of Thrones beats, from the Lannister banner moments to Ploce Gate views ending the walk
• A manageable group size (maximum 12) that makes questions and photos easier to fit in

Why this Dubrovnik Game of Thrones walk feels different

This is not just a route of pretty streets. The tour is structured like a story, with clear stops that line up with iconic moments, and a guide who can explain what was happening on set and why that exact angle worked.

What makes it especially fun is the mix of screen memories and physical play. You are not stuck watching a guide talk while you scroll on your phone. You get a chance to hold weapons, pose, and use props in the same spirit as the series, then step back and look at the real stone right after.

The real value in the $66.51 price (and what costs extra)

At $66.51 per person for a 2.5 to 3 hour tour, the main value is what is included: a professional guide, filming-scene visuals, and a full prop kit you can use during the walk.

There is one clear extra cost to budget: Lovrjenac Fortress has an entrance fee listed at €15 per person. Everything else along the route is shown with the guide, and those parts are free to view.

If you are a Game of Thrones fan, this price feels fair because you are buying more than sightseeing. You are paying for context, access to filming comparisons, and a hands-on photo experience that turns the tour into something you can show later.

How the small-group format keeps the day from dragging

This tour runs in English and holds a maximum of 12 people, with mobile ticket delivery. That group size matters in Dubrovnik, where the old town can get crowded fast and where stairs can slow even eager walkers.

A tight group also means the guide can pause when you want photos or when you have questions. Several guides in this program are known for being funny and very willing to answer show and filming questions, so the talk feels interactive rather than scripted.

Practical tip: if you can choose an earlier departure, you will likely have a calmer experience on the more dramatic viewpoints before the crowds fully stack up.

Start at Aphrodite and Pan, then hunt the Lannister banner

The tour begins at the Aphrodite and Pan Statue area (Ul. Svetog Đurđa 4, 20000 Dubrovnik). Your guide meets you holding the Lannister banner, which is a small detail, but it sets the theme immediately.

The first stop is Amerling Fontana. Expect a quick scene-setting moment and an easy ramp into the rest of the walk. If you are the type who likes to get oriented fast, this opening helps you know what kind of photos you will be taking and how the story references will show up at each location.

Lovrjenac Fortress: Red Keep energy and multiple big moments

Lovrjenac Fortress is the key “wow” segment and the longest stop. The tour position-matches it to the Red Keep, and you will spend about 45 minutes here.

This is also where the extra money comes in. Entrance to Lovrjenac Fortress is €15 per person and is not included in the base price.

What makes this stop worth your legs is that the guide connects multiple series beats to the space around you, including tournament and court moments and major character turns. You will also be able to relate the visuals from the show to the shapes of the fort grounds, so you are not just hearing trivia, you are seeing how set design becomes location.

Fitness note: this is still Dubrovnik. Wear shoes that can handle steps and uneven old stone, and give yourself time to pause if your calves start arguing with you.

King’s Landing streets by the harbour and the city gates

After the fortress, the route moves toward the water and gates, keeping you in the King’s Landing mood. You will hit Dubrovnik West Harbour for about 15 minutes, positioned as the docks and related reunion and farewell moments tied to the Starks.

Then you work your way to Pile Gate, another short stop around 15 minutes. Here the tour spotlights the feeling of street-level power and conflict, with scenes linked to Jaime’s return and riots at the gates.

Between stops, the pace stays lively but not rushed. You are typically given time to look around, match what you see to what you know, and take photos without feeling shoved along.

The Rupe Museum stop: Littlefinger’s Brothel vibes

The Rupe Museum segment is brief, about 10 minutes, but it is cleverly placed. This is tied to Littlefinger’s brothel and the Tower of Undying viewpoint.

If you like fan tours that go beyond “stand here, take a picture,” this stop is one of the best examples of that approach. You get the show reference, then you get the location context that explains why the scene belongs in this part of Dubrovnik.

Church of St. Ignatius: Walk of Shame stairs and a props moment

One of the most memorable portions is at the Church of St. Ignatius, around 30 minutes. This stop centers on the Walk of Shame staircase and includes a props photo opportunity.

This is where you really notice the tour is designed for participation. You are given a chance to do a pretend sword-and-stance photo moment with the props provided, so the tour becomes a mini production of your own. The disinfecting of props after each tour also helps you feel comfortable joining in.

Plan for this stop if you hate rushing. The staircase photos can take time, and 30 minutes gives you room to breathe and get your angles.

Rector’s Palace and the Qarth connections

Next up is Rector’s Palace, about 15 minutes. The tour frames it as a Spice King of Qarth Palace moment, which gives you a nice change of pace from the heavier King’s Landing scenes.

Then you continue toward the Dominican Monastery for about 15 minutes, tied to the King’s Landing market continuation and the Walk of Shame theme running forward.

These stops work because the tour keeps shifting locations while keeping the same story thread. So you are not just collecting points on a map, you are experiencing how the show’s world could fit into Dubrovnik’s streets.

Ploce Gate ending: duel arena views and the Qarth feel

The tour closes at Ploce Gate (about 15 minutes). This final viewpoint is positioned for duel arena and Qarth views, and you get a closing match of show energy to the real stone and sightlines.

The endpoint is at Ploce Gate, Ul. Frana Supila 2-4, 20000 Dubrovnik.

If you like a tour that gives you a clean ending, this does. You finish with visuals and views that remind you why the show world felt so grand, even when shot in a real, walkable city.

Props, swords, and photos: how to get the most out of the playtime

This tour provides swords and props for guests to use. The list includes Oathkeeper, Longclaw, Needle, and Dothraki Arakh, plus additional shields and related items.

A big plus is that the guide handles the setup and keeps things moving, while still giving you time to pose. And yes, the props are disinfected by the guide after each tour, which matters for anyone who is sensitive to shared items.

How to maximize this part:

• Think about your photo plan before you pick up a sword, so you are not guessing your best angle while everyone waits.
• Wear clothing you feel good moving in, because the “sword stance” photos tend to involve more than standing still.
• If you are bringing a camera, keep your settings ready. This is the moment you will want to nail.

The free Lokrum Island map is a smart bonus

You also get a free gift map of Lokrum Island, framed as Qarth with Game of Thrones locations and tips inside.

This is more useful than it sounds. Dubrovnik is a place where you will naturally want to keep exploring after the guided portion ends, and Lokrum can be a great next step if you want more show-world texture without booking another tour.

Use the map right away after the tour, while the locations are still fresh in your mind.

Who should book this tour

Book it if you fit one of these profiles:

• You love Game of Thrones and want your Dubrovnik sightseeing tied to specific scenes and filming visuals.
• You want more than “history talk,” and you like a bit of playful participation with props and sword photo moments.
• You are comfortable with moderate walking and stairs and want a small group experience that keeps the day flexible.

It may not be your best pick if you have mobility limits that make steep steps difficult, because the walk includes stair-heavy segments and multiple viewpoints.

Should you book? My honest take

Yes, I would book it if you are a serious fan and want a tour that feels like show-world storytelling, not just a checklist. The combination of set-informed guiding, scene-matching visuals, and hands-on prop swords is what makes this one hit harder than typical fandom walks.

I would just make two calls before you go: budget the Lovrjenac Fortress entrance fee, and wear shoes that can handle lots of steps. Do those two things, and you will get a fun, memorable Dubrovnik day with a lot more meaning behind the stones.

FAQ

How long is the Game of Thrones extended tour?

It runs about 2 hours 30 minutes to 3 hours.

Is Lovrjenac Fortress included in the tour price?

No. Lovrjenac Fortress has an entrance fee of €15 per person that is not included.

Does the tour provide swords and props?

Yes. You are provided swords such as Oathkeeper, Longclaw, Needle, and Dothraki Arakh, along with other props for guests to use and play with.

What language is the tour offered in?

The tour is offered in English.

What group size should I expect?

The tour has a maximum of 12 travelers.

Where does the tour start and end?

It starts at the Aphrodite and Pan Statue on Ul. Svetog Đurđa 4, Dubrovnik, and ends at Ploce Gate on Ul. Frana Supila 2-4, Dubrovnik.

Can I get a full refund if my plans change?

Yes. You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours in advance of the experience start time.