For those on The Path
The Witcher
The Witcher is another one of my favourite fantasy worlds even with all the ghouls, hags and wraiths. I love the book series, Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt game and I’m obsessed with the new Netflix TV show.
So, I have lots of travel guides about The Witcher to help you plan an inspired trip;
“If I’m to choose between one evil and another, then I prefer not to choose at all.” – Geralt of Rivia
News from The Continent!
Visit The Witcher Castle in Poland
Ogrodzieniec Castle was a filming location for the Battle of Sodden Hill where Aretuza mages fought Nilfgaardian forces. You must go if you’re a fan.
The Witcher Filming Locations
Bucket list experience
Visit Kaer Morhen
Hodge Close Quarry is the ‘skull cave’ of the Lake District. It recently made an appearance in The Witcher series 2 as a part of Kaer Morhen! You must visit if you’re a fan.
The Free City of Novigrad
Did you know you can visit The Free City of Novigrad from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt? It’s called Gdańsk in Poland and CDPR developers took inspiration from the architecture for places like Novigrad Docks!
The Lake District
Did you know that there are plenty of The Witcher filming locations you can visit in the Lake District?
Watch these Witcher videos
WOLF PIT TAVERN
Visit a Witcher Restaurant
If you’re a fan of the show, then the ultimate immersive experience is Wilczy dół in Krakow. An evening here is guaranteed to transport you straight to the Witcherverse with food over the fire, potion cocktails, archery and a medieval shoppe!
Discover Aretuza
The Witcher in Wales
Did you know that The Witcher series was filmed on the coast of South Wales? I have a guide where you can plan your very own road trip!
Vuilpanne Castle
Did you know that The Witcher was also filmed in Slovenia? They used Predjama Castle as Vuilpanne Castle in series three, episode 2 “Unbound”. You’ll see Geralt searching for the fire mage Rience at the castle, but he encounters a girl with a mangled monster instead!
10 YEARS OF LELELE
The Witcher in Concert
Did you know you can see The Witcher 3 live? It’s a multimedia concert by CD Projekt Red celebrating 10 years of the video game. I went to see the show in London and had the most enchanting time. You can follow Geralt on his epic journey, sing along to iconic songs, buy merchandise and recall fond memories. It’s a must for any Witcher fan.
