A new attraction is coming to Northern Ireland. The epic TV series Game of Thrones from HBO, will be the subject of a tour in a £24m project in Banbridge, Northern Ireland, reports IrishCentral news agency.
The tour will be set inside the Linen Mills Studios where some of the scenes from the series were shot and the attraction will also have costumes and props from the hit show.
Visitors will be able to walk through sets of Winterfell, Cersei’s Courtyard in King’s Landing, Castle Black’s Mess Room and Dragonstone Castle’s Throne Room. There will also be a make-up and prosthetics shop and examples of the special effects used.
A pre-show experience will include a shop selling merchandise branded with the series, and a restaurant. It is hoped to attract 600,000 people annually and generate £400m for tourist revenues.
