Do not miss the windows if you are a GoT fan! They took us 90 minutes and we did them first thing in the morning. There were no crowds and we had the walk to ourselves. We parked at The Titanic Experience and did the first couple of windows past the Titanic building, then backtracked all the way to the pedestrian bridge. Over the bridge to see the last one (Stark window). Google maps Glass of Thrones will show you the locations. Each one has a little plaque to tell you about them and if you take photos of both sides, you will notice the colours are more brilliant on one side due to the sun position.

I’m not a GOT fan and have never watched any of it 🙈 BUT these windows are just soooo beautiful. If you follow the trail on a sunny day, you will see that they have each been built in a perfect position for the sun to shine through. Each is unique to the GOT stories and the one at the end of the Titanic slip has a little throne you can sit on!! Worth a look!

The walk that the windows take you on isn’t too long but also isn’t too short, as they’re all quite close together. The art on the stained glass windows was incredibly impressive, and I especially liked spotting the different references in each piece. I was annoyed that one of the windows had been removed and couldn’t find where it had been moved to, so was only able to get 5/6 of the windows.

We were told about these stained-glass windows when we went to the Game of Thrones studio tour, so made sure we fitted the trail in on our final day in Belfast. It was well worth doing, the pieces are stunning in detail and represent many elements of the story. Despite it being a rather windy day we enjoyed the walk around the harbour and also discovered the big fish along the way. We had already been told that one of the windows had been removed due to damage, which was a shame as it would have been great to have seen them all - hopefully it will eventually be reinstalled.