Titanic Studios

Titanic Studios is a working film studio on Queens Road in Belfast’s Titanic Quarter, known as a filming location for Game of Thrones and other productions. The large industrial building began as a paint hall for the Harland and Wolff shipyard and now houses purpose-built sound stages and production facilities. It is not open for guided public tours, so a visit is best paired with nearby sights: see Titanic Belfast or walk the Maritime Mile, where stained-glass panels depict scenes inspired by Game of Thrones.

A former shipyard paint hall

Titanic Studios began as a paint hall for the Harland and Wolff shipyard. Its industrial scale suited film production, and it has since been fitted with purpose-built sound stages, high-level walkways and rigging. The facilities include two large spaces of 21,000 square feet each.

A working studio, not a visitor attraction

Productions including Game of Thrones have filmed at Titanic Studios, but the site remains a private, working studio and has no guided public tours. The studio buildings and outdoor filming lot are fenced off, with restrictions on photography and drones. For a closer look at the area’s screen connections, walk the Maritime Mile and see its stained-glass panels inspired by Game of Thrones scenes. Titanic Belfast is another nearby stop.