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Fancy a trip to the Game of Thrones® exhibition in Belfast?
Just because Game of Thrones® is over, Westeros won’t be leaving us any time soon. Just as sure as the Hound will finish every chicken in this room, it’ll always be a part of Northern Ireland.
There’s no better time to visit the real Westeros than while we’re still fresh from having watched the final season. If you’d like to be in with a chance of winning an unforgettable trip for two people to Belfast, just answer the question below.
The prize includes:
- Overnight stay for two people in The Titanic Hotel, Belfast
- Tickets to GAME OF THRONES™: The Touring Exhibition (more on that below)
- Visit to the Game of Thrones® Tapestry (more on that below)
- Walk The Glass of Thrones Trail
Timed to coincide with the eighth and final season, the ‘Glass of Thrones’ was created by Tourism Ireland and Tourism Northern Ireland in partnership with HBO. A series of six incredibly detailed stained glass works of art that portray some of the show’s best moments, it’s definitely not something you’ll want to miss!
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If you want to relive the best moments from the show, the Game of Thrones® Tapestry is a remarkable way to do it. With scenes from every single episode meticulously stitched into its fabric, it will be on display in Belfast’s Ulster Museum until Sunday, 28 July.
As for the GAME OF THRONES™: The Touring Exhibition, there’s nowhere else on earth where you’ll find such an impressive collection of Game of Thrones® props, costumes and set decorations memorabilia.
Exclusive to Belfast (where else?), the official exhibition has the Winterfell Crypt and a huge dragon skull pit, alongside everything from Margaery & Joffrey’s royal wedding attire to Daenerys’ fur coat and Valyrian steel swords, and will be running until 1 September.
If you’d like to be in with a chance of winning this incredible prize, simply answer the question below. For full details on the competition, see the full terms and conditions.
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