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Glass of Thrones - The Iron Throne

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Each week after one of the final episodes aired, a new window was unveiled in the heart of Belfast. The six windows form a 1.8 mile trail across the city, taking visitors from its traditional stained-glass roots in the City Hall, to the home of the show’s production in the Titanic Studios. All the information for this venue has been submitted by visitors in the form of reviews. If you represent this location please submit your information using the 'Venues' tab above.

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dystrophydad

Feb 2025

Better than season eight!

I happened upon this trail by accident, and what a happy accident it was. Like half the world, I was a huge fan of the Game of Thrones TV series. I loved the complexity of the characters. Villains would become heroes, heroes would become villains and there was a genuine sense that nobody was safe. What a rich world to visit. It was just a shame how rushed and poorly written the ending was. To coincide with the terrible final season, six stained glass windows were installed depicting scenes from the series and celebrating that much of the show was filmed at the nearby Titanic Studios. A notable installation has a metal seat where those who are able can sit before a glass representation of the Iron Throne. My favourite window is located near the SS Nomadic, which is dedicated to the White Walkers and the gentle giant Hodor. That scene still gets to me.

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