The series A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms was primarily filmed in Northern Ireland , using both studio sets in Belfast and multiple outdoor locations across the region.

Main Filming Locations

  • Titanic Studios, Belfast (County Antrim) – Main studio base where most interior and fixed sets were built and shot.
  • Belfast, Northern Ireland (general) – Listed as the central production and studio location for the series.

Key On-Location Sites in Northern Ireland

Several recognizable Northern Irish landscapes and estates stand in for parts of Westeros:

  • Glenarm Castle, County Antrim – Used extensively for exterior scenes, including tourney and castle sequences.
  • Myra Castle, Strangford, County Down – Another castle location providing medieval exteriors.
  • Tollymore Forest Park, County Down – Forest and wilderness backdrops, continuing its long association with the Thrones universe.

Local coverage also notes additional scenic spots around Northern Ireland (such as Hen Mountain, Galboly village, Cave Hill, Glenarm area surrounds) being used to create varied coastlines, forests, and hills for Westeros.

TL;DR: When people ask “where was A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms filmed” , the answer is: in and around Belfast, Northern Ireland , centered on Titanic Studios and on-location shoots at Glenarm Castle, Myra Castle, and Tollymore Forest Park , plus other nearby Northern Irish landscapes.

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