Game of Thrones House Stark Door

The Stark door sits in a farmyard just outside Ballymoney, and yes, it's exactly what Game of Thrones fans come here expecting - that massive wooden gate from Winterfell, propped up against a barn wall like someone's left-over film set. Which, to be honest, it basically is. You'll recognise it instantly if you've watched the show; everyone else will just see a very large, very solid door and wonder what the fuss is about.

It's a ten-minute stop, maximum. Take a photo, have a look at the craftsmanship (it's properly sturdy), and move on. The real appeal is pilgrimage - ticking a box for devoted fans making their way along the Causeway Coast. Kids who haven't watched the series won't care one bit, though older teenagers might appreciate the novelty.

The door is free to see and accessible during daylight hours, though there's no formal opening times or visitor centre. Just show up. Ballymoney itself is small - you're not stopping for lunch here - but it's well placed for the surrounding area. If you're staying at Thornfield Farm Luxury Glamping Pods or North Coast 9 Glamping nearby at Dark Hedges, you could easily slot this in with a drive along the famous avenue of beech trees or a walk towards the Giant's Causeway proper.

Worth the detour if you're already in the region and a Game of Thrones fanatic. Everyone else should probably just keep driving.