- Museu Marítim chosen as first host of the Game of Thrones touring exhibition
- Fans will get an insight into the production side of the award-winning TV show
- The exhibition officially launches on 28 October, but future dates are not known
Barcelona’s Museu Marítim has been chosen as the first host of the Game of Thrones touring exhibition.
Opening in the capital of Catalonia on 28 October, the exhibition promises to offer an insight into the show’s production side.
Fans will have to opportunity to immerse themselves into different environments boasting props and costumes, which will be set over 10,000 feet.
New frontier: The forthcoming exhibition in Barcelona’s Museu Marítim will feature costumes worn by Game of Thrones characters including Ygritte and Jon Snow (pictured)
Displays of some of the show’s most iconic regions including the North, the Kingsroad, King’s Landing, Meereen, Castle Black, the Wall, the House of Black and of course, the Iron Throne room will also feature.
The exhibition is a joint venture between HBO and GES Events and is the first stop on a worldwide tour.
Catalonia is a popular destination for GoT filming: The historic city of Girona, just 40 minutes from Barcelona, featured in the sixth series.
Insight: The interior of Barcelona’s Museu Marítim (pictured) will be transformed to include set from Game of Thrones set over 10,000 feet
Culture: The historic city of Girona (pictured), just 40 minutes from Barcelona, featured in the sixth series of Game of Thrones
The city’s enchanting medieval walls, old Jewish quarter and vast network of churches and monasteries provided a dramatic backdrop for the show.
Fans can explore where a blind Arya Stark opens season six, where Jaime Lannister, astride his white horse, ascends the stairs to Girona’s magnificent Baroque cathedral and the Plaça dels Jurats, the setting for a ferocious Game of Thrones battle.
The dates and destinations beyond the opening night in Barcelona are not yet known.