The Building of The Wall!

Explore the mysterious and legendary history of the Wall, Westeros' colossal fortification built from solid ice. Standing over 700 feet tall and stretching 300 miles across the northern border of the Seven Kingdoms, the Wall was constructed thousands of years ago in the aftermath of the Long Night. Join us as we delve into the ancient lore surrounding this awe-inspiring structure, from its creation by Brandon the Builder with the help of giants and the children of the forest, to its role as the first line of defense against the mythical White Walkers. Discover the magic, legends, and mysteries that make the Wall one of the most iconic and enduring symbols in the world of Westeros.

The Wall is a massive, icy barrier that stretches 300 miles across the northern border of the Seven Kingdoms, separating the realm from the wildlings beyond. 

Standing over 700 feet tall, this colossal fortification is made entirely of solid ice and was built thousands of years ago after the Long Night.

Legends say it was constructed by Brandon the Builder with the help of giants and the children of the forest, and it’s said to be protected by ancient magic. 

Though once a powerful defense against the mythical White Walkers, the Wall was eventually breached and abandoned. 

Even dragons found the Wall unsettling—Queen Alysanne Targaryen’s dragon, Silverwing, famously refused to fly over it.