The Dubrovnik City Walls, an iconic structure encircling the historic old city, offer breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea. Renowned as some of the best-preserved fortifications in Europe, the walls provide a rich historical backdrop that has captivated filmmakers and television producers alike. Most notably, Dubrovnik served as the primary filming location for King's Landing in the acclaimed series Game of Thrones, solidifying its status as a prime destination for media production and fans of the show.
Dubrovnik City Walls
Dubrovnik, Croatia
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Climate
The climate is Mediterranean, characterized by hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The summer months see the most visitors, offering a beautiful backdrop for filming.
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Lighting
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Basecamp and facilities
Nearby, there are plenty of parking options and designated areas for base camps. Restrooms and food facilities are available within walking distance in the old town.
Risk factors
The area can be busy with tourists, requiring careful planning to avoid crowds. Additionally, the walls are steep and can be challenging to navigate for equipment and crew.
Visitors
As one of Croatia's top tourist destinations, the area attracts numerous visitors year-round, especially during the peak summer season. However, filming can be managed with appropriate permits and scheduling.
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