The Azure Window is the site of the Dothraki wedding in the first episode of season one.

The nearby town of Saint Lawrence is a popular tourist destination, and the water surrounding the arch is great for swimming, scuba diving, boating and although illegal, cliff jumping.

Tourism is popular year round, but June and September are the best months as July and August can be quite hot, and the spring and fall can be a bit chilly, especially at night.

The walled city of Mdina was featured as the King's Landing in season one.

The tiny historic city is still segregated by its walls today, and the total population is just over 300.

There is only 1 hotel in the city, but there are a number of buses from nearby towns. Attractions include wandering the narrow streets, museums or St. Paul's cathedral.

The walls surrounding the city of Dubrovnik were used to portray the scenes in King's Landing and the Red Keep.

The town is actually a popular tourist destination on its own, and there are plenty of shops, restaurants, hotels and water-sports to entertain yourself in this coastal city.

May through September is the best time to visit, but crowds and prices do increase drastically during these times.

This location in Northern Ireland was used as the port town of Lordsport in the show.

The historic region offers picturesque views of the limestone cliffs and sprawling dunes. Among GoT fans, wave watchers are also popular along this coastal town as huge Atlantic waves pummel the natural rock walls littered on the coast.

The surrounding area offers many historic locations, as well as a number of hotels and restaurants.

Winter is the best time to view the hectic weather, but summer is typically more mild.

Castle Ward is the location used for Winterfell, and is located in Stangford, Northern Ireland.

The 18th-century home sits on an 820 acre plot of land and features walking trails, a beautiful garden and sprawling farmland.

Weather can be quite cold in the winter, and especially rainy in the spring. Summer or fall is probably the best time to visit, but bring umbrella as rain is not uncommon at these times either.

A location called Sandy Brae in the Mourne Mountains was used as an exterior filming location in season 1.

The picturesque mountainside location is great for biking, hiking, and rock climbing, and can be easily accessed by the Northern Ireland Railway.

Cairncastle is easily recognized as an execution site in the first season.

Although not a popular tourist destination, this location would be a convenient stop when traveling between Ballintoy, Castle Ward or Sandy Brae -- all an hour's drive between each other, so they could easily be visited in one trip.

Vatnajökull in Iceland is was used as a filming location for North of the Wall.

The Icelandic glacier is actually one of the largest in Europe and covers nearly 8% of the country.

The National Park attracts many visitors each year, but weather can take a turn for the worse very quickly. Regardless, you can't deny the gorgeous view.

This location in Morocco is not for the faint of heart!

It won't break the bank, but in order to visit the filming location of Astapor, you should be comfortable traveling in foreign cities.

Although the location is beautiful, and there are plenty of activities, travelers should be weary of being ticked and swindled by locals.