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House of the Dragon season 3 filming locations revealed

Filming for House of the Dragon season 3 will take place in South-East England and North Wales.

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The wait for House of the Dragon Season 3 is going to be a long one, as fans must wait until 2026 for the next chapter. With filming set to run from March to October 2025, there will be plenty of time for anticipation to build. In the meantime, fans can look forward to the release of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms later this year.

Season 3 promises to bring more action, drama, and new characters to the story. As the months pass, we are steadily receiving updates about the production.

As fans eagerly await the return of House of the Dragon, Season 3 is set to explore new territories within Westeros. Filming is scheduled from March to October 2025, with production moving to South-East England and North Wales. This shift from the traditional Northern Ireland sets promises fresh and diverse backdrops for the series.

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Filming locations and schedule for House of the Dragon Season 3

According to fansite Redanian Intelligence, filming for House of the Dragon season 3 will take place across South-East England and North Wales. The production is set to span from March to October 2025. These regions have stunning natural landscapes, providing the perfect backdrop for the epic events of the show.

Filming will cover multiple locations, with many fans speculating on specific spots where key scenes will take place. Season 3 is likely to cover some major arcs and battles, including the Battle of the Gullet, the Battle of the Honeywine, and the Battle at the Red Fork. We may see these locations form the backdrop for these epic battles.

Filming is scheduled to begin in early 2025, and updates on these locations will likely be shared as production moves forward. Fans are eagerly awaiting more details about these key filming sites, which will help bring the next season’s events to life.

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Additional filming details for Season 3

According to Production List, Alan Taylor and Clare Kilner are confirmed as directors for House of the Dragon season 3. Both directors bring years of experience to the show, and their expertise ensures that the upcoming season will continue the high standard set by previous episodes. Taylor’s involvement is especially notable due to his work on Game of Thrones, and the Battle of Rook’s Rest in Season 2.

Additionally, X account @housethedragons has reported that two red-haired children have been cast for House of the Dragon season 3, a boy aged 11 to 13 and a girl aged 6 to 7.

While their roles have not been confirmed, fans are already speculating about which characters they may play. While some believe the two may play a young Alicent and Gwayne Hightower in a flashback scene, others believe their red hair means that they will play members of House Tully. We have already seen a young member of House Tully, Lord Oscar, in Season 2.

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Ved Prabhudesai is an avid enthusiast of all things pop culture. He has a special interest in the field of animation and art, with a background in Fine Arts and Digital Media Arts. He has begun his first into the field of Entertainment Journalism with Wiki of Thrones, and has been writing for them since 2023. He also has experience working as a screenplay writer, animator and comic book artist. His hobbies include holding discussions and organising events focused around pop culture, dissecting the importance of media in today's world. He began reading A Song Of Ice And Fire shortly before Game of Thrones debuted on HBO. He has followed the series religiously and has spent hours reading Wikis learning about Targaryen history and possible plot points we will see in the Winds of Winter.

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