Still others may be making plans to visit Northern Ireland, when travel is possible, to view the wide range of unforgettable locations that were used as the backdrop to the series.
These include the historic farmyard of Castle Ward, County Down, which doubled as Winterfell and now boasts a replica of the archery range where Bran learned to shoot arrows.
Ballintoy Harbour, on the spectacular Causeway Coastal Route in County Antrim, became the Iron Islands, while the lush green Glens of Antrim featured as multiple sets including the Dothraki Great Grass Sea.
Tollymore Forest Park was where the direwolves were found, while the picturesque Dark Hedges, lined with twisting beech trees, became famous as the Kingsroad.
Other recognisable locations include the gorgeous Downhill Strand, an 11km stretch of golden sand which stood for Dragonstone, and the ruins of the twelfth-century Inch Abbey, which were used as Robb Stark's camp, Riverrun.
Northern Ireland has many Game of Thrones® experiences, including the Glass of Thrones tour in Belfast, and is looking forward to the time when it can again welcome fans to the ‘Home of Thrones’.
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