Cersei walked these steps. Jon Snow knew nothing round about here.
There are plenty of Game of Thrones tours, from Iceland to Northern Ireland, off the back of the worldwide success of the fantasy TV series, but this blogger has gone one further and tracked down the exact shots of some of the series’ most famous scenes.
Lifelong film fan Andrea David from Hamburg travels the world to track down the famous locations from our favourite films and TV shows and compares real life to the scenes.
Her great eye for detail helps her pick out the most iconic scenes. She then prints them out and imposes them into actual locations.
She’s spent the past three years comparing fiction to reality and has covered over 400 movies and TV shows for her Film Tourismus blog, (which is followed by around 90,000 readers a month) and her Instagram account. She now works with tourism boards and travel companies to create film-focused travel content and programmes.
Do you recognise all of the scenes below from Game of Thrones?
The Cathedral of Santa Maria, Girona, in Spain stands in for the famous Great Septe of Baelor in King’s Landing. The scene here is from season six, where the High Sparrow’s faction have manipulated King Tommen and Queen Margaery against Cersei and Jamie
![Iceland stands in for 'beyond the Wall' in seasons two and seven. Andrea David has found the spot where Jon Snow is looking for his uncle and the White Walkers. Game of Thrones is so popular that the nearby Nebengletscher Köldukvíslarjökull glacier has been renamed Jon Snow Glacier and day tours can be booked to follow in his footsteps](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/12/01/09/46DD5D2200000578-0-image-a-23_1512122324002.jpg)
Iceland stands in for ‘beyond the Wall’ in seasons two and seven. Andrea David has found the spot where Jon Snow is looking for his uncle and the White Walkers. Game of Thrones is so popular that the nearby Nebengletscher Köldukvíslarjökull glacier has been renamed Jon Snow Glacier and day tours can be booked to follow in his footsteps
![In season two, Daenerys heads to Qarth and has to rescue her baby dragons from the impenetrable House of the Undying. Andrea David travelled to Minčeta tower in Dubrovnik to replicate the scene](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/12/01/10/46DD5D4000000578-0-image-a-24_1512122767970.jpg)
In season two, Daenerys heads to Qarth and has to rescue her baby dragons from the impenetrable House of the Undying. Andrea David travelled to Minčeta tower in Dubrovnik to replicate the scene
![Ill-fated Sansa Stark and Ser Loras Tyrell, the Knight of Flowers, stroll in the gardens of the Red Keep in King's Landing. The scene was shot in the arboretum in Trsteno, Croatia, but it's easy to imagine them continuing their walk out of shot](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/12/01/10/46DD882300000578-0-Sansa_Stark_and_Ser_Loras_Tyrell_the_Knight_of_Flowers_stroll_in-a-26_1512123422066.jpg)
Ill-fated Sansa Stark and Ser Loras Tyrell, the Knight of Flowers, stroll in the gardens of the Red Keep in King’s Landing. The scene was shot in the arboretum in Trsteno, Croatia, but it’s easy to imagine them continuing their walk out of shot
![A mile in her shoes: Cersei's memorable walk of shame in season five, was filmed at Jesuit Steps, Dubrovnik, in Croatia. Andrea David stands at the top of the steps and re-imagines the ancient alleyways filled with Game of Thrones' extras](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/12/01/10/46DD5CFB00000578-0-Walk_in_her_shoes_Cersei_s_memorable_walk_of_shame_in_Season_Fiv-a-25_1512123411489.jpg)
A mile in her shoes: Cersei’s memorable walk of shame in season five, was filmed at Jesuit Steps, Dubrovnik, in Croatia. Andrea David stands at the top of the steps and re-imagines the ancient alleyways filled with Game of Thrones’ extras
![The beheading that started it all. The famous cliffhanger at the end of season one of Game of Thrones was shot at Fort Manoel in Malta. Ned Stark's untimely death is recreated here but the fort is only accessible on a Game of Thrones tour](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/12/01/10/46DD5D0800000578-0-The_beheading_that_started_it_all_The_famous_cliffhanger_at_the_-a-27_1512123601791.jpg)
The beheading that started it all. The famous cliffhanger at the end of season one of Game of Thrones was shot at Fort Manoel in Malta. Ned Stark’s untimely death is recreated here but the fort is only accessible on a Game of Thrones tour
![The King in the North! Rob Stark started his bid for the throne and his long march south to King's Landing in season two but Andrea David finds him at Audley's Castle in Northern Ireland](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/12/01/10/46DD5D2F00000578-0-The_King_of_the_North_Rob_Stark_started_his_campaign_and_march_s-a-28_1512123687821.jpg)
The King in the North! Rob Stark started his bid for the throne and his long march south to King’s Landing in season two but Andrea David finds him at Audley’s Castle in Northern Ireland
![Malta's sister island Gozo stood in for Essos. It's where we first get to know Daenerys Targaryen as she is given to the Dothraki Khal Drogo, as his bride, by her scheming brother in Game of Thrones' first season](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/12/01/10/46DD5D2700000578-0-Malta_s_sister_island_Gozo_stood_in_for_Essos_It_s_where_we_firs-a-29_1512123742250.jpg)
Malta’s sister island Gozo stood in for Essos. It’s where we first get to know Daenerys Targaryen as she is given to the Dothraki Khal Drogo, as his bride, by her scheming brother in Game of Thrones’ first season
![Season six of Game of Thrones finds Arya Stark blind and begging on the streets of Braavos. Andrea David finds her on the Carrer del Bisbe Josep Cartañà, Girona](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/12/01/10/46DD5D0D00000578-0-Season_Six_of_Game_of_Thrones_finds_Arya_Stark_blind_and_begging-a-30_1512123911778.jpg)
Season six of Game of Thrones finds Arya Stark blind and begging on the streets of Braavos. Andrea David finds her on the Carrer del Bisbe Josep Cartañà, Girona
![Where it all began. Jon Snow discovers a litter of direwolves in the first episode of Game of Thrones. Andrea David rediscovers the spot in Northern Ireland. Tollymore Forest looks as mystical in real life as it does in Westeros](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/12/01/10/46DD5D3800000578-0-Where_it_all_began_Jon_Snow_discovers_a_litter_of_direwolves_in_-a-31_1512124012733.jpg)
Where it all began. Jon Snow discovers a litter of direwolves in the first episode of Game of Thrones. Andrea David rediscovers the spot in Northern Ireland. Tollymore Forest looks as mystical in real life as it does in Westeros
Find more shots from Game of Thrones’ locations on Film Tourismus or @filmtourismus on Instagram.
Season Seven of Game of Thrones is out on DVD on 11 December 2017.