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Bridgerton Tour from London - Private Tour

Our Bridgerton Tour from London takes you to filming locations used in the making of this hit Netflix series. Visit Wilton House, which was used in the filming of many Bridgerton residences, and where lots of the shows most iconic moments took place. Enjoy a walking tour around Bath, a UNESCO city where lots of iconic Bridgerton street scenes were captured.

Our Bridgerton Tour from London is a small-group trip with a maximum of 16 passengers. It includes a friendly guide and transportation in an executive minibus. The tour runs on Sundays and Wednesday from May to September 2021.

This tour is currently operating only as a private tour

Bridgerton Tour from London

• 08:00: Depart London in an executive minibus accompanied by a friendly guide on this Bridgerton day trip! Choose from three different pickup locations conveniently located across the city
• 10:30: Our first stop is to Bath, instantly recognizable as a major Bridgerton filming location. Your guide will lead a walking tour around this beautiful town that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
• See the real-life locations of Featherington House and the interior of Lady Danbury’s house. You’ll see streets, shops and pubs that appear in the series, along with time to enjoy lunch in one of the many pubs or cafes in Bath
• 14:30: We spend the afternoon at Wilton House. This 16th Century country house was used to create four different Bridgerton residencies! You might also recognize Wilton from appearances in Emma, The Crown and  Pride and Prejudice.
• 18:30: Arrive back in London, with drop off at Victoria Train Station in the City Centre

All timings are approximate and are dependent upon traffic conditions

What to Expect:

Holburne Museum, Bath

Dearest guests,

Hop on board our Bridgerton tour minibus from London as we head to Bath. This town was once a buzzing social hub for the well-to-do in the 1800s, and its glamorous Regency architecture made it a perfect Bridgerton filming location.

Our walking tour will take you to many key places that appeared in the series. We’ll walk along Bath Street where the Duke enters on horseback in episode 1, and pass the Royal Crescent where you’ll find Featherington House. We’ll see Modiste, the fictional dress shop of Madame Genevieve Delacroix, and stroll up to Gunters Tea Rooms, where the Bridgertons and Featheringtons take refreshment and gossip.

We’ll also visit The Assembly Rooms where many of the ballroom scenes were filmed. It’s also the spot where Daphne literally bumps into The Duke for the first time as she tries to avoid talking to Nigel Berbrooke! The Holburne Museum (pictured above) was used for filming the entrance to one of the ball scenes.

After the walking tour, you’ll have some free time to explore and enjoy lunch in one of the many tea rooms.

Wilton House:

Explore Wilton House on our Bridgerton tour from London!

Welcome to Wilton, the real-life home of the 18th Earl of Pembroke and instantly recognizable as the fictional home of the Duke of Hastings!

You’ll get to explore four different Bridgerton homes that were filmed here! Explore rooms used in the making of Lady Danbury’s Home, the Queen’s Residence, The Duke and Duchess’ Residence and The Duke of Hastings’ Residence!

Step inside the Double Cube Room, which appears in Bridgerton’s first episode. Relive the moment when the new crop of high-society ladies present themselves in front of Queen Charlotte. It’s here that a Featherington girl faints under the pressure, whilst Daphne makes her breathtaking entrance!

You’ll also have time to explore the landscaped grounds which are used to portray Londons’ Hyde Park. Walk past the Palladian Bridge which appears in many different scenes and see where the grand ball takes place at the end of season one.

At the end of our Bridgerton tour, we return to London.

Tour includes:

• Small-group tour with a maximum of 16 people
• A friendly guide
• Transportation in a luxury air-conditioned, wifi executive minibus
• Entrance fees to Wilton House

Tour excludes

• Food, drink
• Gratuities (optional)

Departure Information:

Choose from 3 departure points. (Feel free to email us if you are unsure which one is closest to your hotel and we will advise.)

• 7.15: Departing from The British Museum
• 7:30: Departing from Hard Rock Hotel (Marble Arch)
• 7:45: Departing from Holiday Inn (97 Cromwell Road)

Our Bridgerton Tour is available on Sundays and Wednesday during Summer 2021. We can also arrange Bridgerton Private Tours on dates when Wilton House is open to the public.

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Stonehenge and Bath with Bridgerton Walking Tour

Day tour to stonehenge with bath including guided walking tour of bridgerton locations in bath.

Bridgerton tour highlights include

Entry to Stonehenge

Guided walking tour of Bridgerton filming locations in Bath

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1-day guided coach tour

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Stonehenge & Bath Bridgerton tour from London

The first stop on our tour will be the mysterious site of Stonehenge, where you will travel back 5,000 years to prehistoric Britain to the most famous Neolithic monument in the world. 

Entry is included to the megalithic circle and spectacular Visitor Centre so you don't have to worry about tickets.

For more information on the world famous site please see our Stonehenge pages .

Bath and Bridgerton walking tour

Following on from Stonehenge you will head further west to the beautiful Georgian city of Bath .

Bath is a historic city reinvented as a 'spa resort' by the Romans and you will feel transported back in time as soon as you arrive.

Bridgerton is one of Netflix's most popular shows focusing on scandal hit London in the early 19th Century. This amazing tour will transport you to the places featured in the hit show and you'll discover all the gossip and rumours whilst seeing where they lived, danced and snuck out for their indiscreet liaisons.

If you are a fan of Downton Abbey then this tour will also hit all the right notes.

Bath is the perfect city setting for Bridgerton. Upon arrival you'll take a guided walk with a superfan guide, who will take you to all the featured places including Royal Crescent, Assembly Rooms, Abbey Green, Modiste (the market square) and Gunters Tea Room. There really is so much to see and talk about as you take in beautiful Bath on a relaxed walk.

Before leaving Bath, you'll have time to explore on your own visiting Bath's fabulous local shops, boutiques, tearooms and restaurants.

Alternative Stonehenge and Bath tour visiting Jane Austen Centre

Another tour is also available similar to the above, also visiting Stonehenge, but in Bath looks at a different Regency angle, with entry included to the Jane Austen Centre, Bath .

STONEHENGE & BATH WITH BRIDGERTON WALKING TOUR

Stonehenge & Bath day tour from London with guided Bridgerton walking tour

• Adult from £88 • Child (1-16 years) from £79

• Admission Stonehenge • Bridgerton walking tour of Bath • Free time to explore Bath • Expert guide • Transport from London by luxury coach

Stonehenge & Bath with Bridgerton walking tour details

Start point

8am for 8.30 start at Victoria Coach Station

Approx 7pm outside Victoria Train Station

Tour availability

Tour runs daily from April 2023.

Prices & tour reservations

Major credit and debit cards are accepted. You will be emailed a confirmation with a booking reference after reservation.

On the tour detail page loaded from the banner link below, you will find the calendar on the right depicting which dates still have availability. By selecting your required date you start the reservation process.

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Bridgerton Locations Tour

Bridgerton locations tour from london (1-day).

Join us on this small-group Bridgerton locations tour from London and spend a relaxing day immersed in the early 19th century and the glamour of England’s Regency-era. This small-group tour takes us away from London to the city of Bath and the Wiltshire countryside, where we’ll spend a full day exploring some of Bridgerton’s most recognisable filming locations…

• Spend the day exploring iconic Bridgerton filming locations
• Tours include minibus transportation & led by friendly Driver-Guide
• Small-groups are guaranteed. This means small group numbers, a friendly experience and more time to explore
• Explore Bath and see the real-life locations of Featherington House, Lady Danbury’s Residence and much more
• Visit Wilton House and Gardens aka the real-life House of the Duke of Hastings, Simon Bassett
• Join us on a walking tour of Bath or take time to explore independently
• Covid-19 Ready  – social distancing, protective wear and hygiene measures apply to this tour.  Click here to learn more .

How do I see available dates and book?

Click the green ‘Book Now!’ button (above right). Choose your date from the tour calendar and complete your information.

Where does the tour start & finish?

The tour starts and finishes at the Mercure Kensington Hotel, Earls Court. The departure time is 8.30am, but please arrive at least 15 minutes before to check-in. At the end of the tour we’ll return to Earls Court by approximately 6.00pm.

What is included in the price?

All prices include minibus transportation and a friendly Driver-Guide who will provide fun & interesting commentary about all of the destinations.

What is the cancellation policy?

Bookings are flexible, and you can cancel up to 24 hours before departure, or change to an alternative date anytime.

How many people are there on a tour?

Small-groups are guaranteed. This tour travels with a maximum of 16 passengers.

What if I have a question but the answer isn’t here?

Take a look at our full FAQs page and you may find your answer there. If not, please get in touch at [email protected].

This tour includes:

Departure Details

Daily Departures

Mercure Kensington Hotel

Departs at 8.30am

(check-in 8.15am)

Tour Itinerary

Bath & Wilton House

Join this friendly, relaxed small-group Bridgerton locations tour from London. We’ll travel west to visit Bath and Wiltshire where we’ll step into the 19th century and explore the Regency era of the show. This full-day tour is not rushed; it includes a walking tour in Bath and provides plenty of time to explore all of the destinations we’ll visit.

The journey begins by departing London to the west and travelling through the countryside of the North Wessex Downs, a designated area of outstanding natural beauty. We’ll continue our journey and head straight for Bath ; one of the most beautiful cities in Britain.

Although Bridgerton is set in early 19th century London, much of the show was actually filmed in Bath. The city was chosen in part due to its attractive and historic Regency architecture, much of which was built in the era in which Bridgerton is set. We’ll have plenty of time to explore Bath, and all of the Bridgerton filming locations . You are welcome to join us on a walking-tour of the city, or you can explore independently. A stroll around the city centre of Bath with take in many of the famous filming locations from the show. One of the most recognisable sites in the city is the stunning Royal Crescent, and no.1 was used as the Featherington’s House. Just around the corner from here are the Bath Assembly Rooms, where many of the ballroom scenes were filmed. In the heart of the city are Bath Street, Trim Street and Beauford Street, all of which were used to capture the charm of the 18th century. Another iconic building in Bath is The Holburne Museum, which is instantly recognisable as Lady Danbury’s residence. During our exploration of Bath, we will take in all of these locations and more, plus have time for some lunch.

This afternoon we’ll head away from Bath and into the countryside of Somerset and Wiltshire, as we travel towards our next destination: Wilton House . This is the home of the Earl & Countess of Pembroke, but in Bridgerton this was primarily the Duke of Hastings’ House. The estate has a history dating back to the 9th century and was granted to Sir William Herbert in 1544 by King Henry VIII, with much of the house re-built in the mid-1600’s. Wilton House is a key location in Bridgerton, not just featuring as the home of the Duke of Hastings, but in a variety of other scenes. Here we will have ample time to see this beautiful house and its grounds.

We’ll depart towards the end of the afternoon, returning to London and the Mercure Kensington Hotel by 6.00pm.

Tour Summary

Extras: Lunch, entry to attractions

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Visit Bath for Bridgerton Filming Locations

Walk in the footsteps of daphne and the duke as we explore the bridgerton filming locations and glorious english villages and countryside. escape back into the fairy tale world where jane austen meets gossip girl with our new, private, bridgerton filming locations tour..

Bring along your girlfriends or family to re-live your guilty pleasure, this time, in real life – fresh air included. See how Bath stands in for Regency-era London, with all the tittle-tattle about the dating exploits of high society.

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Covid-19 safety measures

Your health and safety are our top priorities at Black Cab Heritage Tours. We’ve implemented the following special measures to keep you safe both during and after your tour:

Private Tours: London Black Cabs have a maximum seating capacity for up to 6 guests in a private setting. This capacity is ideal for couples and small family groups.

Stringent Cleaning: Each guide sanitises their black cab with disinfectant cleaning agents after each tour activity. The passenger area has separately controlled air-conditioning. Driver Guides wash and sanitise their hands on a frequent basis throughout the day. In addition, hand sanitizer is available to all guests.

Social Distancing: A transparent partition screen provides a private passenger compartment, providing a safe space for guests. This exceeds the current 2 metres minimum distance based on UK Government guidelines. Our drivers promote panoramic sightseeing in the safest and cleanest form of London transport. Presentation stops are conducted in quiet open air locations, away from crowded hot spots.

• Holburne Museum / Lady Danbury's Residence
• Abbeygate Street / Lord Simon drinking scene
• Abbey Street / Modiste
• The Roman Baths
• The Pump Room Restaurant
• Bath Street / Lord Simon arrives
• Theatre Royal, Bath
• Queen Square / City Scenes Backdrop
• The Jane Austen Centre
• Royal Crescent / "The Ton" Residences
• No. 1 Royal Crescent / Featherington Family Residence
• Bath Assembly Rooms / Ball Scenes
• Alfred Street / City Scenes Backdrop
• Guildhall Market
• Pulteney Bridge

Tour details

Meeting point.

Central London (zone 1) pick-up

Tour departs

Daily at 8:00 am and 9:00 am (Jan – Dec)

Central London (zone 1) drop-off

Live guide speaks

Max group size, tour operator.

Black Cab Heritage Tours

Cancellation policy

48 hours  or more before start: full refund less 5% booking fees. After that time or no-show: no refund .

Accessibility

All ages welcome Suitable for children Children must be accompanied by an adult Suitable for people with limited mobility Wheelchair accessible Stroller/pram accessible Service animals allowed

Bottled water Entry fees to all museums and internal visits Hotel pick-up Hotel drop-off Professional live guide Transport and driver/guide Vehicle with air condition

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Bridgerton Tour and Bath City Highlights with Music

Welcome to the Bridgerton Tour

Dear Reader,

This season the ton are flocking to Bath after word got out that there is a new Bridgerton tour. Needless to say, this 1 ½-hour tour will promenade through Bath’s beautiful and historic streets. It will take in many of Bridgerton’s filming locations. For the duration of the tour, you will be able to enjoy the music and sounds of Bridgerton with the use of our headphones.

If you are lucky enough, or unlucky depending on your point of view, you may spot the garishly dressed Featheringtons by their house.  Although they’ll most likely be hiding inside. I sincerely look forward to seeing the ton’s dresses this season, skillfully made by the charming Madame Delacroix. Do be sure to look out for her shop during this enjoyable tour. Another noteworthy location is Lady Danbury’s house. She will undoubtedly be put out if you don’t take a moment to admire her handsome home.

The ravishing joys of Bath

Oh, how delightful it will be to wander through Bath’s cobbled streets. One can admire the cafes and boutiques as you pass and talk about the many balls of the season. You will even discover where they were filmed. Never fear, you can count on this author to share some delicious behind-the-scenes gossip about the making of Bridgerton and the delightful history of Bath. And of course, the Bridgerton family themselves will be discussed. Special note will be given to this season’s diamond couple the Duke and Duchess of Hastings.

Naturally, the walking tour will go at a very leisurely pace. This author can assure you, dear reader, that there’ll be plenty of opportunities for photographs and such along the way.

All eyes will be on this wonderful walking tour to see who is fashionable enough to have received an invitation to the Bridgerton tour, and who has not!

Yours Truly,

Lady Whistledown

NOTE: For children 11 and younger, if they want to use the headphones provided, then they will need to pay for a ticket for each child – otherwise free of charge

• BSL is not provided for this tour  
• Discover how modern day Bath was transformed into 1813 London
• Visit one of Bath’s most famous and photographed spots
• Enjoy trivia and anecdotes about the making of Bridgerton
• Walk in the footsteps of Simon and Daphne with other fans of the show listening to music from the show
• Free cancellation up to 48 hours in advance and lowest price guarantee
• Gift vouchers available with 12 months validity and free exchanges

About this tour

Cancellation policy.

Free cancellation up to 48 hours in advance

Adult (13 years+): £17

Meet where?

Central Bath Getting to Bath by train   and  Where to stay

Ends where?

Central Bath

Inclusions?

Professional guide

Exclusions?

Gratuities (optional)

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Be transported back in time to Regency London in the year 1813,  from the comfort of your own living room.  We take an imagined stroll round the wealthy district of Mayfair, where the protagonists of Bridgerton, the new Netflix series, live and breathe. But where did the producers really film all those racy and romantic scenes? From Court levees at the Royal Palaces to promenades and duels in the Royal Parks, via clandestine marriages and luxury shopping , we examine every aspect of the lives, fashions, social etiquette and activities of the "beau monde" in early 19th Century London.  

Simply get in touch to arrange a time for you and your group of friends to join me online on Zoom. The tour lasts 1 hour, "starting" in Grosvenor Square, home to the Bridgerton family, in the heart of elegant Mayfair. Settle down with a drink of your choice and enjoy!

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Bridgerton filming locations in Bath: the ultimate guide

Bridgerton bath – *includes series 2 and new series 3 updates*.

The smash-hit Netflix drama Bridgerton may be set in an American fantasy of Regency-era London in 1813, but many of the scenes of the first series were actually filmed in Bath, in south-west England. With its handsome Georgian architecture, and loads of experience as a film and TV set, Bath is probably the best place in the UK to shoot elegant historic town scenes. A big proportion of the outdoor shots in Bridgerton feature this famous small city, and a few interior scenes were filmed here as well. The lavish series had filming locations scattered around England, but if you want to see as many as possible close together, and live the Bridgerton atmosphere for yourself, the many Bridgerton filming locations in Bath make it the best destination you could choose. Here you’ll find a guide to the Bath filming locations and tips for where to stay for an elegant Bridgerton break .

The great thing about Bath as a film location is that the city has conserved so much of its historic appearance. It’s even a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its history, architecture and integrity. With filming in mind, as well as overall appearance, there are even ‘period’ lamp-posts in the streets, and plenty of locations where only minimal alterations need to be made to give the impression of going back in time. Some of the city streets are still paved with stones rather than tarmac, and heritage listing restricts owners from modernising their buildings, windows or doors – even the colours of front doors can cause a local controversy.

In Bath it’s not too hard for film-makers to conceal traces of the modern world. If you compare scenes in the Netflix series with the ‘real’ scenery of the Bridgerton filming locations in Bath, you can see that a modern door buzzer panel may be concealed by a small box tree, or a modern shopfront hidden behind a stack of crates and an awning. Where the paving stones change to tarmac, or where there are double-yellow lines, the film-makers have covered the ground with dirt. If a modern building spoils the look, the angle of shot can keep it out of sight. But really, not a great deal has to be changed in order to shoot brief scenes with a historical look that feels authentic.

Walking around the beautiful centre of Bath and exploring the streets lined with handsome Georgian terraces, it’s easy to feel as though you are going back in time (as long as you can ignore the parked cars), and to experience for yourself the charm on display in Bridgerton and the other productions filmed here over the years.

Visiting ‘Bridgerton’ Bath

You could visit all the notable Bridgerton locations in Bath during a single day out, and I’ve also written a self-guided walking tour to help fans explore the world of Bridgerton Bath . However, to really appreciate the atmosphere of the historic city as well as to see it at night, when it has an other-wordly charm, it’s really worth staying for longer. There are lots of good places to stay in Bath, including central hotels and apartments where you could sample a little of the Bridgerton lifestyle. If you enjoy Bridgerton, you will almost certainly also enjoy Bath, not just for the TV connections but for its look, charm, boutiques, food, laidback vibe and for the chance to live the elegance of another era (along with the best of the modern world too) – so why not try a short break, a week’s stay, or a West Country touring holiday? I’ve also put together a detailed guide for making the most of a Bridgerton break in Bath , from afternoon tea to the ideal place to stay.

Bridgerton filming locations in Bath – in detail

Scenes shot in Bath are easy to spot. That pale honey-coloured stone is the local limestone, Bath stone, and is easy to distinguish from the darker stone, brick and white stucco used in London and elsewhere. That long grand curved terrace with a grassy lawn in front of it, featured so heavily in the Netflix series?  That’s Bath’s famous Royal Crescent, the city’s most striking landmark.

The very first scenes of Series 1 of Bridgerton are three shots of Bath in the sunshine, to set the atmosphere of the series. The elegant members of the ton promenade with parasols along Alfred Street , exchange greetings with friends on the Royal Crescent and take a stroll down Bath Street , where two colonnades lead to an ornamental structure housing the Cross Bath, one of Bath’s historic hot thermal baths.  There’s another glimpse of the Cross Baths a few seconds later, where I’m pretty sure you can glimpse a parking notice on a lamp-post and a distinctly un-historic sticker in a window.

Here’s a full guide to the Bath locations used in the series:

Royal Crescent

Bath has many grand terraces and crescents designed to impress the visitor and to make the spa city a prestigious destination for Britain’s 18th-century elite. The city’s fine architecture and warm-coloured stonework was created as the perfect  backdrop for the promenading Georgian upper classes in their finery, just as you see them in Bridgerton, set in the early 19th century, a little after Bath’s fashionable heyday. Of all the elegant streets, the Royal Crescent is the city’s most impressive.  It looks out over a green park which is a popular hang-out spot in summer. The curved lawn directly in front of the Crescent is for the private use of the Royal Crescent’s residents, and separated from the park by a concealed wall called a ha-ha.

The Royal Crescent features in many scene-setting shots in Bridgerton, some featuring errand-boys delivering Lady Whistledown’s latest scandalsheet. It’s the backdrop to a thrilling ride on horseback to a duel in Series 1, Episode 4. In January 2023 the Bridgerton crew were back onsite to film more colourful scenes here for Series 3.

No.1 Royal Crescent

The exterior and entrance hall of this Georgian house museum, at the right-hand end of the Royal Crescent, was used as the Featheringtons’ London home . The simplicity of the building was ‘blinged up’ to suit the pretensions of the Featherington family, with ornamental features added to the fa ç ade: roundels, window pediments, a frieze and  a CGI balcony. The front door was painted a dark blue. This doorway, No.1 yet not No. 1, is seen in many shots when the Featherington women troop in and out of their home in their colourful finery. In wider shots, the house is inserted into an artistic recreation of Georgian-era Grosvenor Square in London.

The interiors of No.1 Royal Crescent are furnished and decorated as they would have been in the last years of the 18th century. It’s a must-see if you’re into the décor of the era and might provide some glamorous interior design inspiration. New initiatives are planned for the museum including immersive experiences which could be a perfect activity for Bridgerton fans.

Abbey Green

This pretty little square, irregularly shaped with a tree at its centre, lies in the heart of Bath between Marks & Spencer and the Abbey, two important local landmarks. Used heavily in Series 1 of Bridgerton, Abbey Green serves as a backdrop – with added market stalls – for shopping trips and strolls. The Modiste dress shop where the characters have their clothing fitted is here; previously a cafe and now a deli – The Abbey Deli – where you could buy a hot drink or picnic lunch. Film-makers used the actual interior of this shop for Bridgerton, not just the shopfront.

Alongside, an imposing doorway under a triangular pediment is the entrance to the lodging of Anthony Bridgerton’s opera singer lover Siena, where he turns up banging on the door the night before a duel, followed by a passionate encounter in the doorway.

As you watch the series, you’ll see characters promenading up and down the lanes here on several occasions. Best friends Eloise and Penelope enjoy one of their gossip sessions as they shop at market stalls in the square in Series 1, Episode 4. And the more modern arch at the lower end of the square, alongside a coffee shop and opposite the back entrance to M&S? That’s where the aloof Duke of Hastings gets hopelessly falling-down drunk (Series 1, Episode 5).

Trim Street

This unobtrusive little street is charming in its own right, but Bridgerton fans will be extra charmed on Trim Street to find the curved windows of Gunter’s Tea Shop , where Simon and Daphne meet and the Salacious Spoon-Licking Incident takes place (Series 1, Episode 3). Later in the same episode they hold an emotional conversation by the grey door alongside, when Simon ends their friendship. In reality the ‘café’ is a hair salon called 12 Trim Street. Bridgerton ladies like to browse the window displays at a Hat Emporium next door – in less of a function switch, this is actually a women’s clothes store. Incidentally Gunter’s was a real tea room in Regency London, famous for its ices, and after the pioneer of the Regency Romance genre, Georgette Heyer, featured it in her novels, it became a staple ingredient of her imitators’ works.

Beauford Square

Just along the road from ‘Gunter’s’ is this quiet square to the side of Bath’s historic Theatre Royal. In Bridgerton a number of carriage journeys and horse rides take place through Beauford Square, as well as shots where characters stroll and chat – including the scene where a confused Penelope and Eloise discuss the mysteries of pregnancy (Series 1, Episode 2).  I thought the three trees in blossom in the film shoot were an attractive addition to the grassy lawn. A post-wedding carriage ride also passes through the square.

Holburne Museum

This jewel of a museum stars in Bridgerton as the exterior of Lady Danbury’s townhouse . It appears early on in the production, as she welcomes Simon back to London and later holds a grand ball (Series 1, Episode 1). Later it appears again, for example as she and Simon talk outside  (Series 1, Episode 2).

In the Bridgerton era, the building was the Sydney Hotel, built as part of a complex of pleasure gardens, now a public park. Fashionable visitors to Georgian Bath would dine and be entertained here. Later a private home, the Holburne Museum now houses a collection of art. A very contemporary extension to the building is carefully hidden by the angles of filming for Bridgerton. The museum is worth visiting, and the Sydney Gardens behind still feature ornamental temples as well as bridges over the canal and railway.

Netflix viewers paying close attention might notice that the decorations on the fa ç ade of the museum are similar to those added by the production designers to the front of the Featherington house/No.1.

*Update May 2021 – Series 2 filming*

Heroine Kate Sharma and her sister Edwina are guests at Lady Danbury’s house in Bridgerton Series 2, so the Holburne Museum once again played its part, and was (I think) the only Bath location to be included with fresh scenes. In Episode 2 Anthony arrives outside the building with a horse as a gift for Edwina. I walked past by chance in May 2021 when filming was taking place, and spotted the building  surrounded by filming equipment and vehicles, with telltale floral arrangements in view. There was a lot of secrecy about the filming and even a fake production name used, but those flowers were a giveaway that Lady Danbury was preparing to host another party.

*Update January 2023 – Series 3 filming*

Once again the Holburne Museum looks set to appear as Lady Danbury’s house in another series of Bridgerton. As I’m writing this update, the palatial residence is adorned with flowers that are more lavish than ever. In a freezing winter week, fake roses decorate the bushes outside the museum, a contrast with the frosty ground. It seems that the new series may look even more spectacular than the last two.

Assembly Rooms

Lady Danbury’s ball in Series 1 Episode 1, where Simon and Daphne first meet, was filmed in the Tea Room of Bath Assembly Rooms , built for public social functions in the 1770s, and rebuilt after being bombed in the Second World War. The antique chandeliers were lowered from the ceiling to feature more dramatically in the ballroom scenes. Until recently the public rooms could be toured, or hired for events. At the time of writing, though, they are closed for redevelopment by the owners, the National Trust. Set to re-open as a tourist attraction in 2026, the rooms may be open for visiting before then – keep up-to-date with plans on the National Trust website.

Bath Street

Bath Street  is right in the heart of the shopping centre of Bath; a short but grand street with a row of colonnades on each side. It’s not all as old as it looks; one side of the street was rebuilt in the 20th century. However, it’s convincing on camera and appears in many period dramas shot in Bath. In Bridgerton we first see the street in the initial montage of street scenes, and later on several occasions, including Simon’s arrival in town on horseback. In Series 1, Episode 1,our hero is first seen on horseback, cantering from the direction of the Roman Baths, visible behind him – and rides past Bath’s local branch of Primark. At the other end of the street is the low curved building of the Cross Bath, one of the historic baths for which Bath is famous. It’s now part of the Thermae Bath Spa complex; you can visit to use the bath or just take a peek inside. This pretty little building can be seen in the backdrop to a number of Bridgerton scenes. Simon’s horse ride, however, miraculously takes him to the other side of the city centre, and Lady Danbury’s house, AKA the Holburne Museum.

* Update* – Series 3 new location: Edward Street

Close to the Holburne Museum, this stretch of road lined with Georgian terraces has been used in 2023 to film outdoor scenes for Series 3. Closing this side-street off meant that it became a full-on movie set, with added decorations and trees, given a new temporary surface and ready to stand in for Regency London. I saw some of the filming take place here in Edward Street on two very cold January days.

> My two days watching filming for Bridgerton Series 3

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A Bridgerton Special from local magazine Bath Life features a couple of detailed articles about the filming of Series 1, including an interview with Bridgerton locations manager Paul Tomlinson. Lots more behind-the-scenes features and videos can be seen on the official pages of the production company Shondaland: Bridgerton behind the scenes – along with updates on forthcoming filming and seasons.

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Netflix is setting the Ton abuzz as the streamer unveils plans for a major global tour tied to Bridgerton ‘s highly-anticipated third season focusing on the love story of Penelope Featherington ( Nicola Coughlan ) and Colin Bridgerton ( Luke Newton ), a.k.a. Polin.

The streamer teased the tour on social media, unveiling a lengthy list of locations that the stars are set to visit in celebration of the latest chapter in Shondaland’s Regency-era hit. Among the cities included in the lineup are Amsterdam, Bowral, Dublin & Galway, Johannesburg, London, New York, Rio De Janeiro, Toronto, Verona, and Warsaw.

Additional details beyond the slate of global cities have not been unveiled at this time, but the tour essentially kicked off this past weekend in Australia where Coughlan and Newton made an appearance as the Bowral-based screening of the first Season 3 episode.

No dates have been set alongside these locations, so fans will have to wait and see when the show’s tour will be hitting up a spot close to them. Additionally, this global adventure will include press appearances, fan interactions, and exclusive screenings, so stay tuned for more details about how you can take part in the fun.

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In Australia, Coughlan and Newton were joined by Season 3 showrunner Jess Brownell as they surprised fans at an epic screening and took part in plenty of press coverage. With a two-part season, a major promotional tour makes total sense as fans eagerly await new episodes through the summer when Part 2 is slated to drop on June 13th.

Part 1 will drop a month earlier on May 16th, making way for the start of Polin’s romance, which will see Penelope accept Colin’s help when he offers to aid in her search for a husband, unaware that their lessons will have a unique effect on him. Don’t miss it for yourself, keep an eye out for more details on the major tour, and additional coverage here on TV Insider as we approach the Part 1 premiere.

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‘Bridgerton’ world tour 2024 tickets, dates, and more

Bridgerton welcomes us into a sumptuous world of Regency-era romance that Netflix users never want to leave, so it may just interest the ladies and gentlemen of the Ton out there to know that the world of Bridgerton will soon be coming to them.

One of streaming’s biggest ever series is returning this May for its third season (following last year’s spinoff, Queen Charlotte ), and to celebrate our reunion with the Bridgerton family Netflix is launching, wait for it, the Bridgerton World Tour!

“Beyond the drawing rooms and ballrooms of Mayfair, London’s most fashionable set is going international,” the official Bridgerton Instagram account revealed, along with a full list of the cities the tour will visit. “Watch along as esteemed members of the Ton see what worldly affairs the globe has to offer.”

Desperate to attend what will no doubt be the most unmissable and exclusive event of the 2024 social season, even more so than the latest Lady Danbury ball? Here’s all you need to know.

Which cities will the Bridgerton World Tour cover?

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The Bridgerton World Tour will cover 10 cities in total, spanning the four corners of the planet. Whether you’re in North America, South America, Oceania, Central Europe, South Africa, and more, you have a chance to get involved:

• Amsterdam, Netherlands
• Bowral, Australia
• Dublin + Galways, Ireland
• Johannesburg, South Africa
• London, U.K.
• New York, USA
• Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
• Toronto, Canada
• Verona, Italy
• Warsaw, Poland

What are the Bridgerton World Tour dates?

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Sadly, Netflix has yet to provide specific details on when these events will take place, but it’s worth noting that the World Tour has actually already kicked off!

Season 3 leads Luke Newton and Nicola Coughlan surprised fans when they walked the red carpet and attended a special screening of the season 3 premiere in Bowral, Australia on Sunday, April 21. Also attended by showrunner Jess Brownell, the event gave Newton and Coughlan an excuse to serve some serious lewks, so no doubt fashion fans will find themselves well-fed by the cast’s World Tour appearances, even if they’re not able to attend in person.

Where can I get Bridgerton World Tour tickets?

Again, unfortunately Netflix has yet to release this kind of information. While Newton and Coughlan’s surprise appearance in Bowral was fun, it was a little sneaky of Netflix to pull that off without telling anyone, and hopefully they won’t repeat the trick with the rest of the World Tour and will give us plenty of time to book tickets and travel in for the event.

Presumably further details will follow in time, so make sure to stay as glued to the official Bridgerton Instagram account as you would the latest edition of Lady Whistledown’s society paper. In the meantime, go ahead and binge Bridgerton all over again ahead of season 3 part 1 dropping on May 16 and part 2 following on June 13.

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Dearest Readers, You Are Invited to the ‘Bridgerton’ World Tour 2024

The third season of Bridgerton is coming to Netflix, but we’re in for another glamorous surprise. We’re getting a world tour spanning ten different countries!

Instead of a tour, think of this event as a traveling ball where you get to meet the most esteemed members of the ton. By that, I mean the cast of Bridgerton season three!

For those who want to have a firsthand Bridgerton experience, the event will come to ten different cities from the following countries: Amsterdam, Netherlands; Bowral, Australia; Dublin and Galway, Ireland; Johannesburg, South Africa; London, U.K.; New York, U.S.; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Toronto, Canada; Verona, Italy; and Warsaw, Poland.

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As of the moment, no tour tickets for  Bridgerton’s  2024 World Tour have been made available for sale. We’ll also have to patiently wait for the tour dates for now. The official announcement reads:

Beyond the drawing rooms and ballrooms of Mayfair, London’s most fashionable set is going international. Watch along as esteemed members of the Ton see what worldly affairs the globe has to offer.

The third season of the series is all about the complicated relationship between Colin Bridgerton (Luke Newton) and Penelope Featherington (Nicola Coughlan). Newton and Coughlan’s presence is all but confirmed since they’re the stars of the season, and they already turned up at the Australia location and screening of the first episode, TV Insider reports.

A big part of Bridgerton’s  appeal is the wonderful historical fashion pieces that bring the Regency Era back to life, and we might be able to get a glimpse of the cast wearing them firsthand. Now I’ll be able to tell whether or not those dresses are as sparkly as they seem on television.

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