Game of Thrones Museum
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Brilliant museum, permanently located in the centre of Split near the Diacletic Palace, where some scenes were filmed. I didn't catch her name, but the woman on the door was accommodating and knowledgable and a fan of the show. My Wife and I are big fans, and she asked afterwards if we had any questions. Spent some time chatting about Thrones with her. We've been to the travelling exhibition when it was in Belfast, this is not as huge, but had so many extra wee touches, which made it really special. A mixture of costumes, props and unique models (miniatures of the main cities in Game of Thrones, reminiscent of the opening titles). Some cool photo opportunities, and gift shop next door, with items I've never seen before. Was Impressed they had Pop figures signed by Melisandre and the Night King, who had popped in for a tour (sadly not for sale...I asked!🤣). Highly recommended if you are a fan or even just in Split and have "never seen an episode"!
Roddy ThomsonRoddy Thomson
00
Conclusion: If you’re a fan then it is worth coming and appreciating up close the remarkable detail put into the props, etc of the show, particularly in application to Split. Definitely not worth it for those who haven’t seen the show or not interested in the lore. Pros: - Staff very helpful and interested in maximising your experience not only in the museum but also the city - English explanations were very thorough (perhaps direct quotes from a longer document?) and provides information that is not in provided in the show - The replica are very well made and provides the viewer with an opportunity to appreciate the finer details of prop design Cons: - Expensive in relation to the size of the exhibition. Would hope that they invest that money in expanding on a great opportunity (generally seems somewhat temporary) - A bit direct in advertising the merchandise but this is understandable
SH LSH L
40
The costumes are very nice and I would have liked to have seen more. I think 14.50euros is very over-priced for what you get. I did strongly suspect this before entering but if you're interested enough, unfortunately that is how much they charged. It was fairly dark inside which of course sets the mood etc but it also makes it difficult to read the information plates comfortably and the position of some of these plates doesn't help either. I was surprised at the quality of the props and artefacts - to me they looked like poor quality, not very detailed items and I found it hard to believe they were actually used in the filming. When I asked the staff about it, they replied how it was interesting that this was important to some people because if an item is licensed then you are allowed to put it in a museum and say it is an authentic part of the production, even if they are back up items. All respect to people who are interested in seeing back up items. In my opinion, if I have the chance to see props close up in a museum, I would relish the chance to examine the details and would appreciate being able to see the items used in close-up shots more so than the cruder back up items. They had one item - a window shutter used to cover up modern-looking windows - which I thought was great as I tend to overlook how much adjustment needs to be made when using a modern city as the set for another world/time. I would have liked to have seen more of that kind of thing.
N PN P
150
Quite small. But they have an Iron Throne in the gift shop where you can take cool photos! In the actual museum there are (1) some decent miniatures and dolls with some real life sized sculptures of Jon Snow, Khaleesi, The Night King, Hodor and some others. (2) Well put together miniature locations like Winterfell and Meereen. (3) Replicas of known items from the movies and some information on filming locations with photos taken from the area. I appreciate the arrangement of being able to take a photo of yourself bending the knee to a Khaleesi sculpture/doll, Good idea and a fun photo! The museum is well put together but they have saved money on the quality of the products. And there are few real items from the show, mostly replicas and not very good ones. Go on YouTube and you can easily find much better quality fan made miniatures and Replicas. All in all, I appreciated this and found it worth 14 euro, being a Game of Thrones fan and not having seen any other such museum.
Joakim SvedbergJoakim Svedberg
00
If you are a real Game of Thrones fan, you will find this place sorely disappointing and be longing for your money back. It is more of a gift shop than a museum! No items in the museum are actually screen used props. The costumes all look fairly shoddily made, although according to the guide they are "made of the same material and to the specifications of HBO". There are a few behind-the-scenes photos printed out and put on the walls. The mannequins of the characters look very bad. The whole place is very small, poorly laid out and lacks any kind of credibility. Clearly just a cash grab but don't fall for it. If my photos look good, its because I'm a good photographer, not because of the subject matter!
Matthew BaasMatthew Baas
170
Such a tourist trap. If you are a true fan of the show the main source of entertainment in this museum is to find the many irregularities in the character profiles that are next to all the fake props. If you were hoping to find any reals props from the show then you massively overpaid mate. There was one window that was actually used in the show, everything else was fake. I even own a better replica of Longclaw. Most of the museum displays merchandise that you can buy from the (Aliexpress) giftshop across the street. So in conclusion if you want to pay 15€ to look at some Funko pops and some mediocre replicas, this is the place for you!
Charlotte SophieCharlotte Sophie
110
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