Costumes worn by characters from the kingdom of Dorne in Game of Thrones make up the permanent display at the dedicated Studio Tour at Linen Mill Studios in Banbridge, Northern Ireland.
Indira Varma, who starred as Ellaria Sand from Dorne in the fantasy series, officially launched the display on 30th June. Highlights of the exhibition include elaborate dresses donned by Ellaria Sand’s daughters Obara, Nymeria and Tueme, plus an opulent Dorne Guard costume and a dress worn by Indira Varma herself.
The display also includes a prancing horse created by the show’s award-winning special effects team, as well as Prince Oberyn Martell’s Red Viper armour which was used during his famous showdown with The Mountain in season 4.
Guests visiting the studio tour can walk through authentic sets such as Winterfell and King’s Landing, and come up close to the special effects used to create dragons and giants, as well as hundreds of costumes, weapons and props used during filming.
Indira Varma said: “It simply had to happen, a Studio Tour where Game of Thrones was filmed, celebrating the making of a remarkable TV series that millions loved.
“I have fond memories of filming in Northern Ireland, and it’s great to see those costumes again, and to learn more of the secrets behind the making of the show.”
Group visits to the Game of Thrones Studio Tour
Groups visiting the studio tour can make use of special rates for those of ten or more people. Off-site coach parking is also available and must be pre-booked, with a shuttle bus on hand to transfer guests to and from the front door - the shuttle bus must be booked at the same time as tickets.
Bookings can be made online if the party is below 25. If there are 25 or more guests in your group, GTOs must fill in a Groups Booking Form.
You can contact the group bookings team by emailing groups@gameofthronesstudiotour.com. More information is available at www.gameofthronesstudiotour.com.
