The boxes containing all the exhibits arrived in Madrid from Tel Aviv on Friday and are scheduled to head off to Berlin next Tuesday.

The exhibition is divided into different areas that correspond to the different places in which the series takes place, from King’s Landing to the lands Beyond the Wall.

HBO has sent 75 boxes containing all the elements necessary to mount the show, which runs from Wednesday to Sunday.

Original costumes worn by the characters Sansa and Arya Stark in season four.

One of the star exhibits is a virtual reality experience that uses Oculus Rift technology to give visitors a feel of what it is like to head up to the top of the Wall.

Around 50 people have been working since Friday morning to mount the exhibition under the supervision of Canal + staff and two people from HBO.

The ‘Game of Thrones’ exhibition covers 600 square meters and is divided into different spaces in which visitors will be able to enjoy interactive and virtual reality experiences.

Visitors will also be able to view some of the costumes from the series, which is broadcast by Canal + in Spain.