Here are what the ‘Game of Thrones’ locations look like in real life

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Warning: Minor spoilers ahead for "Game of Thrones." 

HBO's epic series "Game of Thrones" now costs over $10 million per episode, meaning the showrunners spare no expense. This includes sending cast and crew alike to multiple continents and building elaborate sets using natural landscapes as the backdrop. 

Using released infographics along with a newly released app created by Northern Ireland Screen, we've charted the real life locations and paired them with stills from "Game of Thrones." Now fans can compare the real world with the lands of Westeros and Essos as we walk through some of the main landmarks.

Scroll down to dive into the gorgeous locations in Northern Ireland, Croatia, Iceland, and Spain.

Castle Ward is a real-life castle built in the 18th century. The property is open to the public year-round.

The turrets and buildings were transformed into the iconic Stark household: Winterfell.

It looks like winter has come to Cairncastle, the location used to film scenes taking place outside the walls of Winterfell.