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Season 8, Episode 1: Jon Snow and Daenerys arrive dramatically on dragonback, landing in the valley below the falls.
Skógafoss Waterfall
Skógafoss
South Iceland, Iceland — 63.5320°N, 19.5115°WOne of Iceland's largest waterfalls at 60 metres wide and 25 metres tall, Skógafoss consistently produces stunning rainbows on sunny days. Its accessibility and dramatic beauty have made it a favourite filming location for everything from Viking epics to dragon-riding scenes.
Getting There
Directly off the Ring Road at Skógar. A staircase leads to the top. Year-round access.
Productions Filmed at Skógafoss Waterfall
Thor: The Dark World
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Used for battle scenes set in the Nine Realms throughout the film.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was filmed at Skógafoss Waterfall?
Game of Thrones (2019) — Season 8, Episode 1: Jon Snow and Daenerys arrive dramatically on dragonback, landing in the valley below the falls. Thor: The Dark World (2013) — Used for battle scenes set in the Nine Realms throughout the film.
Where is Skógafoss Waterfall in Iceland?
Skógafoss Waterfall (Skógafoss) is located in South Iceland, Iceland, at coordinates 63.5320°N, 19.5115°W. Directly off the Ring Road at Skógar. A staircase leads to the top. Year-round access.
Which actors have filmed at Skógafoss Waterfall?
Notable actors who have filmed at Skógafoss Waterfall: Kit Harington, Emilia Clarke, Chris Hemsworth, Tom Hiddleston. Director: Alan Taylor.
How do I visit Skógafoss Waterfall?
Directly off the Ring Road at Skógar. A staircase leads to the top. Year-round access.