For this photo, we hiked for about an hour in the rugged Northern Ireland terrain up to a high point called Fair Head, guided by a local Thrones location guide Flip from Giant Tours.

This quiet, isolated little bay area was a fun one to visit. Not so fun for the driver (the very narrow, steep road leading to the beach), but okay once we got out of the car.

It's true: he does look good while brooding.

This location was a hard one to get to, but in the end, we found an incredible surprise: the basis for the sept you see in the background was still there, still standing, surrounded by nothing but farmland and sheep. A magical hike for Thrones fans.

Finding the exact spot on sand dunes is not easy: the wind and the weather constantly change the dunes and locations may disappear altogether. However, this one fits quite perfectly so we got lucky that day.

One of the most touching Thrones scenes of all times: Jon Snow meets a dragon for the first time. Also filmed on top of Fair Head.

A stunning little village and harbour - this is where Maisie Williams did the water scenes herself. It was freezing water, no less, we were told by the diver group who worked on the scene with the crew.

This legendary road has become a really popular tourist attraction. We literally had to cover a few selfie-taking tourists behind the tablet to get this shot.

"You look a lot better brooding than I do. You make me feel I'm failing at brooding over failing."

The Starks at Winterfell. Notice how they changed the building in the background with cgi so we couldn't quite align all of it perfectly.

Iceland was impossible! All the locations looked completely different and were quite hard to find. We didn't succeed with that many, so we'll definitely have to go back someday when the weather's a little friendlier.

There's nothing much to see on the grasslands at Shillanovogy Valley... Unless you want to stand where Khaleesi and her posse once stood.

This one required a lot of hiking. Uphill. We don't really like uphill hikes to be honest...

Fun fact: we got to meet Pilou Asbæk (Euron Greyjoy) last year. He signed one of our sceneframes and tweeted a photo of it later. Happy times!