Glass of Thrones at Lagan Weir brings Game of Thrones scenes to Belfast’s Titanic Quarter in colorful stained glass. Stop by while walking along the River Lagan marina to see the House Baratheon window and other images from the series’ Seven Kingdoms trail. One installation also gives you the chance to sit on an Iron Throne for a photo. The windows are part of a six-piece trail, so you can pair this stop with other sights along the Titanic trail.
The Glass of Thrones trail
The trail has six stained glass windows depicting memorable scenes from the Seven Kingdoms. At Lagan Weir, the House Baratheon installation is part of the artwork along the Titanic Quarter waterfront.
The windows bring Game of Thrones imagery into Belfast, where the series has a strong connection to Northern Ireland. Walk along the River Lagan marina to see the installation, then continue to other attractions on the Titanic trail.
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Where is Glass of Thrones at Lagan Weir?
It is at Lagan Weir in Belfast’s Titanic Quarter, beside the River Lagan marina.
What can you see at the Lagan Weir installation?
The stained glass trail depicts scenes from Game of Thrones. This stop is named for House Baratheon, and one of the installations has an Iron Throne photo opportunity.
How many windows are on the Glass of Thrones trail?
The trail consists of six stained glass windows.
