Stroll into King’s Landing, sword in hand. This Game of Thrones Extended Tour with Swords and Props turns Dubrovnik’s Old Town into a living TV set, with a guide who shares filming know-how, plus stop-by-stop comparisons between scenes and real locations. It’s built for a small group, so you’re not just herded through the sights.

I love how the tour mixes show moments with Dubrovnik landmarks, using on-screen screenshots so you can match the scene to the exact street or corner. I also love the hands-on part: you’ll play with replica swords and props, and finish with a free Lokrum Island gift map themed around Qarth.

One consideration: this route asks for stamina. Expect plenty of walking and steps, and one major stop—Lovrjenac Fortress—has an entrance fee (it’s not included).

Key highlights at a glance

• Small-group Old Town tour (max 12 people) with a professional guide
• Show-to-location comparisons using screenshots from the series at each key stop
• Swords and props photo moments, including replicas used for guest play
• Lokrum Island (Qarth) gift map with GOT locations and tips
• Filming-insider stories shared by guides connected to the production
• One add-on fee for Lovrjenac Fortress (€15 per person)

Game of Thrones in Dubrovnik: why this tour feels different

Dubrovnik was basically made for King’s Landing. And this tour leans into that fact in a smart way: you don’t just hear where scenes were shot—you get a guide who helps you see how the show’s framing lands in real life.

What makes it work for me is the structure. You bounce between iconic spots (gates, harbor docks, fort viewpoints, and “set-like” streets) and you’re shown what the camera was doing. That means you’re not trying to imagine the scene on your own. You can stop, look, and match the TV moment with the stonework in front of you.

It also helps that the group is small. With a maximum of 12 travelers, you get time to ask questions and take photos without feeling like you’re sprinting between checkpoints.

Price and what you really get for $66.51

At $66.51 per person, this is priced like a solid “experience tour,” not just a walking tour with a talking guide. The value comes from three concrete add-ons that normal sightseeing doesn’t include:

1) Professional guiding with filming context

2) Props and swords you can handle for photo ops

3) A free Lokrum Island gift map (Qarth-themed) that extends the experience after the walk

The one extra cost you should plan for is Lovrjenac Fortress: €15 per person isn’t included. If you’re a huge fan of the Red Keep vibes, it’s still worth mentally budgeting for that entry. You’ll likely feel the tour “click” more once you’ve reached the fortress viewpoints.

Duration is listed around 2 hours 30 minutes to 3 hours, which is a comfortable window: long enough to hit meaningful locations, not so long that you burn your whole day.

The real pacing: small group, lots of photo stops, and questions welcome

This is sold as an extended experience, and you can feel that in the rhythm. The tour doesn’t just point and move. It builds in time windows at each stop for photos and scene matching, and there’s room for conversation.

The stops are spread out so you’re not constantly climbing every minute. Still, Dubrovnik is Dubrovnik—expect steps and heat exposure if you go in summer.

A practical tip: if you’re planning your day around this, treat it like a “main activity,” not an add-on. Dubrovnik’s Old Town can feel crowded, and having a guided route helps you avoid wasting time wandering the wrong streets.

Amerling Fontana: starting with the Lannister banner vibe

Your walk begins at the Aphrodite and Pan Statue area (Ul. Svetog Đurđa 4). Early on, the guide sets the tone right away—finding the spot where you’ll hold the Lannister banner.

This first moment matters more than you might think. It’s a simple “get into character” start that helps the rest of the tour make sense. Once you’ve got that visual hook, the later stops feel like you’re moving through named locations on a map, not just passing pretty buildings.

There’s no entrance fee for this stop, and it’s quick—about 5 minutes—so it doesn’t eat your time budget.

Lovrjenac Fortress: the Red Keep stretch and major set echoes

This is your biggest anchor stop: Lovrjenac Fortress, roughly where the Red Keep energy lives in the show. Expect an extended visit of about 45 minutes.

Here’s what the guide is tying together at this stop—scene moments that fans will recognize fast:

• The idea of a Red Keep tournament day
• Joffrey’s Nameday tournament set moments
• Tyrion slapping Joffrey
• Sansa being saved by the Hound
• Dialogue beats like Power is Power
• Purple Wedding references
• Euron arriving at Blackwater Bay

Important logistics: Lovrjenac Fortress has an entrance fee of €15 per person, not included in the tour price. If you forget that, you’ll end up slowing down at the counter (and you’ll be grumpy because you’ll be hot and standing there).

Why this stop is worth it: you’ll get the chance to stand somewhere that fits the show’s scale. The fortress area also gives you the kind of viewpoint where it’s easier to understand how the production would stage scale, distance, and “power” in frame.

West Harbour and Pile Gate: King’s Landing’s drama moves fast

Next you head toward the Dubrovnik West Harbour area, and the tour’s focus shifts to the story fallout on the docks—short, sharp, and cinematic.

This segment is around 15 minutes, and it’s built around bigger emotional beats such as:

• Final reunion and farewell moments involving the Starks
• Blackwater Bay references
• A wave of violence shown through the story’s conflict
• Myrcella’s departure and comeback arcs
• A Sansa and Littlefinger conversation moment

Then you move to Pile Gate (about 15 minutes). This is where you feel the King’s Landing street-level chaos: Jaime’s return vibes and the riots against Joffrey.

What I like here: these aren’t just “pretty views.” The stops are chosen because they let you connect gate-and-street geometry to how the show builds tension—crowds, entrances, exits, and sightlines.

No entrance fee for either stop, so you keep the momentum going.

Rupe Museum, St. Ignatius, Rector’s Palace: the set gets theatrical

After the gates and harbor, the tour becomes more character-driven. You’ll hit three stops that feel like they were built for show storytelling.

Rupe Museum: the Littlefinger-world connection

At the Rupe Museum, you’ll see references to Littlefinger’s brothel storyline, plus views of the Tower of Undying.

This stop is about 10 minutes. Short, yes—but the payoff is that it’s a compact way to connect a very specific plot element to an actual Dubrovnik location.

Church of St. Ignatius: the Walk of Shame staircase moment

Then it’s Church of St. Ignatius (around 30 minutes). This is the stop for the famous Walk of Shame staircase and a props-friendly photo opportunity.

I like this length of time because it gives you a chance to take photos at your pace. With props involved, you’ll likely want a few attempts—especially if you’re trying to get the camera angle to match a screenshot.

Rector’s Palace: the Qarth/Spice King feel

Next is Rector’s Palace (around 15 minutes). Expect the tour to tie it to the Spice King of Qarth idea, which helps connect Dubrovnik locations to storylines outside the core King’s Landing setting.

This is a good moment for fans because it reminds you the tour isn’t only “King’s Landing, period.” It’s using Dubrovnik to map multiple story realms.

Dominican Monastery and Ploce Gate: market energy and duel arena views

The last stretch keeps building momentum, but in a way that feels like a natural wrap-up.

Dominican Monastery: King’s Landing Market continuation

At Dominican Monastery (around 15 minutes), you’ll connect the dots to the King’s Landing Market and continue the Walk of Shame storyline.

No entrance fee here, so you stay light and move.

Ploce Gate: ending with the duel arena angle

Finally, the tour finishes at Ploce Gate (about 15 minutes) with views tied to the duel arena idea and Qarth. It’s also an easy place to transition back into your own Dubrovnik plans afterward since you’re near major Old Town circulation.

Swords and props: the best memory-maker on the route

This is the tour’s big hook, and it’s not a gimmick. You’ll be given swords and props for guest play and photo moments, including replicas such as:

• Oathkeeper
• Longclaw
• Needle
• Dothraki Arakh

You also get additional props (including shields and other items mentioned) for poses and simple “sword fight” style photos.

One practical plus: the tour states that all props and visuals are disinfected by the guide after each tour. That’s the kind of detail you don’t think about until you’re holding the prop and passing it back—then you’re glad the operator takes it seriously.

If you’re traveling with a kid (or you’re a kid at heart), this part is often the reason people remember the day. And even if you don’t want to play along, it’s still fun to watch your group try to mimic the stance and framing from the scenes.

The Lokrum Island (Qarth) map: your post-tour bonus

The gift is a free map of Lokrum Island, themed as Qarth, with GOT locations and tips inside.

I like this because it helps you turn the tour into a longer theme day. Instead of ending when the guide stops talking, you get something you can use later—especially if you want to keep the Qarth story threads going with a self-guided stroll.

Who this Dubrovnik Game of Thrones tour fits best

This tour is a great match if:

• You want a small-group Old Town walk with show context
• You care about filming behind-the-scenes stories from someone connected to the production
• You like hands-on fun, like props and sword photo moments
• You want a route that covers multiple “King’s Landing” styles: gates, harbor, stairs, and market vibes

It may be less ideal if:

• You’re not comfortable with moderate physical fitness needs, since the route includes walking and steps
• You dislike paying add-on entrance fees (Lovrjenac Fortress costs €15)

Quick practical tips for a smoother day

• Wear shoes you trust on uneven stone and steps.
• Plan water and sun protection. Dubrovnik can go from mild to punishing once the sun breaks through.
• Bring patience for photos. This tour builds in photo time, and it’s worth using it well.
• If you’re booking during peak season, consider that it’s often booked about 44 days in advance—good slots can disappear.

Should you book this GOT swords tour in Dubrovnik?

I think you should book it if you’re the kind of fan who wants more than “here’s where it was filmed.” This tour gives you scene matching, hands-on swords and props, and a themed Lokrum Island map that extends the experience beyond the final gate.

If you’re mainly after a quiet, minimal-walking stroll, you might find the stairs and pace too much. But for most Game of Thrones lovers, the combination of insider storytelling, screenshot comparisons, and playable props makes it a strong value for a focused Old Town day.

FAQ

How long is the Game of Thrones Extended Tour with Swords and Props in Dubrovnik?

It lasts about 2 hours 30 minutes to 3 hours.

What does the tour cost?

The price is $66.51 per person.

Is the tour offered in English?

Yes. The tour is offered in English.

What group size should I expect?

The experience has a maximum of 12 travelers and is designed as a small-group tour.

What’s included in the price?

Included are a professional guide, swords and props for guests to use, visuals (screenshots from the series) for comparisons, and a free gift map of Lokrum Island (Qarth) with GOT locations and tips.

What isn’t included?

The entrance fee for Lovrjenac Fortress (€15.00 per person) is not included.

Where do I meet for the tour, and where does it end?

You start at the Aphrodite and Pan Statue, Ul. Svetog Đurđa 4, Dubrovnik, and end at Ploce Gate, Ul. Frana Supila 2-4, Dubrovnik.

Do you provide a Lokrum Island map?

Yes. You receive a free gift map of Lokrum Island with Qarth-themed GOT locations and tips.

Are the props disinfected?

Yes. The tour states that props and visuals are disinfected by the guide after each tour.

Is free cancellation available?

Yes. You can cancel for free up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.