The ‘Game of Thrones’ travel guide

Scenes featuring the port of the Iron Islands were filmed at Ballintoy Harbour in Northern Ireland.

Northern Ireland is home to some of the world’s most picturesque natural scenes, so it stands to follow that the Dark Hedges on Bregagh Road in Armoy, Northern Ireland, were used for depicting the grandest road in the land, otherwise known as the Kingsroad.

One of “Game of Thrones’� creepiest scenes features Lady Melisandre giving birth to a “shadow.� The scene was filmed at the Caves at Cushendum in County Antrim, Northern Ireland.

When Daenarys’ dragons are stolen staying in the city of Qarth, she’s led to the House of the Undying, which was set inside the walls of Minceta Tower in Dubrovnik, Croatia.

Daznak’s Pit, the largest fighting pit in the Slaver’s Bay city of Meereen, was seen in the ninth episode of the fifth season, when Sir Jorah enters the combat to fight for the queen’s honor. In real life, the Osuna Bull Ring in Sevilla, Spain, stood in for the Great Pit.

The Long Bridge in the Free City of Volantis — which is depicted in the series’ fifth season — used the Roman Bridge in Cordoba, Spain.

The House of Martell calls the Water Palaces of Dorne home. The Alcázar de Sevilla in Spain served as its stand-in.

The scenes beyond the Wall have been filmed at various locations around Iceland, most notably the Myrdalsjokull glacier, shown, the Hverfjall volcano and the Vatnajökull glacier.