Malta · Gozo · Comino
You've seen it on screen. Now stand in it.
The exact spots where Game of Thrones, Gladiator, Popeye and more were filmed in Malta — on one map, with the angle to face and directions to get there.
No account. Two spots free. Every spot €7.99, once.
Seen these?
Filmed in Malta
How it works
From the sofa to the exact spot in three steps
- 1
Open the map
No app to install, no account. Every film location in Malta is already on it.
- 2
Pick a scene
Filter by film or tap a pin to see what was shot there, the episode and who it was meant to be.
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Stand in the shot
Walk to the exact spot, face the way the camera did, and take the photo. Directions open in Google or Apple Maps.
Face north-west · 300°
Every pin is a scene.
Locked pins show the place and the films for free. The red spot means you know exactly where to stand.
Start here
Spots people come for
Mdina
Mdina Main Gate
Mdina Main Gate was the gate of King's Landing in Game of Thrones season 1, episode 3 ('Lord Snow'), where Catelyn Stark arrives in the city.
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Mellieħa
Popeye Village
Popeye Village at Anchor Bay is the original Sweethaven set built for Popeye (1980), starring Robin Williams, and still standing today.
Popeye
Mdina
Mesquita Square
Mesquita Square in Mdina was the outside of Littlefinger's brothel in Game of Thrones season 1, and where Jaime Lannister's men attack Ned Stark in episode 5.
Game of Thrones
Kalkara
Fort Ricasoli
Fort Ricasoli in Kalkara was ancient Rome in Gladiator (2000) and Gladiator II (2024), and its main gate was the Red Keep in Game of Thrones season 1.
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Manoel Island
Fort Manoel
Fort Manoel was the outside of the Great Sept of Baelor, where Ned Stark is executed in Game of Thrones season 1, episode 9 ('Baelor').
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Birgu
Fort St Angelo
Fort St Angelo in Birgu was used for the Red Keep dungeons in Game of Thrones season 1.
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Pricing
Try it free. Unlock it once.
Less than a coffee and a pastizz. No subscription, no account.
Free
€0 forever
- All 44 locations on the map
- The films and scenes shot at each one
- Visiting info: hours, tickets, buses
- 2 spots fully open: Mdina Gate & Popeye Village
- Exact spot, camera angle & tip for the rest
Malta Pass
€7.99 one-time
- Everything in Free
- The exact spot to stand, for every location
- Which way to face — the camera angle
- A local tip and walking directions
- New locations added free, forever
one-time, no account needed
For hotels & guesthouses
Give your guests the whole island’s film set.
One code at reception unlocks the Malta Pass for every guest. Your name on the welcome screen, and a reason to stay one more day.
Partner licence
from €249/year
- · Unlimited guest codes
- · “Courtesy of your hotel” in the app
- · Monthly redemption report
Do I need an account?+
No. Open the map and you're in. The Malta Pass is tied to your device (and, in the apps, to your Apple or Google account), so there's nothing to sign up for.
What do I get for free?+
Every location on the map with its name, the films shot there and what happened on screen. Two spots — Mdina Gate and Popeye Village — are fully open, so you can try the exact spot, the camera angle and directions before you pay.
What does the Malta Pass unlock?+
The exact place to stand for every location, which way to face to match the shot, a local tip and walking directions. It's €7.99, once — not a subscription — and new locations are included as we add them.
Which films and series are on the map?+
Game of Thrones, Gladiator, Gladiator II, Popeye, Troy, Midnight Express and The Count of Monte Cristo so far, across Malta, Gozo and Comino. We add more every month.
Is there an app?+
The iPhone and Android apps are coming soon. The web map works on your phone today — add it to your home screen and it feels like an app.
I run a hotel. Can my guests get it?+
Yes. Hotels and guesthouses get a code that unlocks the Malta Pass for their guests, from €249 a year. Email hello@maltafilmguide.com.