Shows similar to Carnival Row

With its epic storytelling, political intrigue, and diverse cast of characters from various fantastical races, Game of Thrones is a cornerstone of fantasy TV that Carnival Row fans will likely find compelling. The vast world-building and high production values add to its allure.

Based on the book series of the same name, The Witcher is a tale of fate and family, with Geralt of Rivia at its center. The dark fantasy elements, interspecies politics, and mature themes make it a solid pick for fans of Carnival Row.

While not focused on fantasy, Peaky Blinders offers a gritty period drama set in post-World War I England, centered around a crime family. Its dark tones, complex characters, and political undercurrents might intrigue those who enjoy the crime and drama aspects of Carnival Row.

Adapted from Philip Pullman’s acclaimed series, His Dark Materials is a fantasy adventure that spans multiple worlds. Fans of Carnival Row's rich mythology and character dynamics will be drawn to its complex storylines and similarly high-stakes conflicts.

This adaptation of Neil Gaiman's novel explores the clash between old gods and new in modern America. Its mythological elements, morally ambiguous characters, and blend of the fantastical with the everyday suit Carnival Row fans who liked the show's blend of fantasy and social commentary.

Set in a war-torn world with a Russian-inspired backdrop, Shadow and Bone features magic, intrigue, and an expansive lore. Viewers of Carnival Row may enjoy the detailed world-building and the overarching theme of light versus darkness.

Set in Victorian London, Penny Dreadful weaves together classic horror origin stories into an adult drama featuring supernatural elements and complex characters. Fans of Carnival Row's dark atmosphere and mythological beings will appreciate Penny Dreadful's exploration of human complexities and its embrace of the horror genre.

This science fiction drama series presents a group of Victorian women who find themselves with unusual abilities, relentless enemies, and a mission that might change the world. The Nevers will appeal to Carnival Row audiences with its period setting intertwined with supernatural occurrences and societal commentary.