Game of Thrones tours launched There is also the opportunity to hear about the dastardly exploits of King Joffrey and admire the castle used as King's Landing, capital of the Seven Kingdom's realm, in the television series. The 11th-century Lovrijenac Fortress has been used for many of the Game of Thrones battle scenes. The second private tour will take place around Belfast, which is the series" most permanent base. Many scenes were set along the Causeway Coastal Route. From here, fans can walk from the village of Cushendun to the caves where Melisandre of Asshai gave birth. From Ballycastle, visitors can also walk through the "The Dark Hedges" near Armoy (pictured below), a path lined with gnarled, foreboding trees, which young Ayra Stark passed through on her escape from King's Landing. There is also a chance to see Ballintoy Harbour, used as Lordsport Harbour in the series, and Downhill Strand, a location that doubled as "Dragonstone" during the burning of the Seven Idols of Westeros. All these sites are found near the Giant's Causeway, a UNESCO-heritage site, which visitors can also explore. The Dubrovnik tour costs from £46.93 per person, the Belfast tour, from £72 per person. Book at viator.com.