Bridgerton's filming locations in Bath provide a fascinating insight into the early 1800s aristocracy. Visit the notable sites featured in the popular Netflix series and relive iconic scenes throughout the city.

• 🏛️ Bath served as the primary location for many outdoor scenes and some interiors in Bridgerton's Series 1, celebrated for its stunning architecture.
• 📍 Over 70 scenes were filmed across more than 14 locations, including those highlighted in Series 2, showcasing the city's rich history.
• 🏡 Stops include the homes of the ambitious Featheringtons, Lady Danbury, the Modiste dressmakers, and Gunter's Tea Shop, which is actually a hairdressers.
• 🎭 Engage in challenges connecting real-life locations with scenes from the show, enhancing your Bridgerton knowledge along the way.
• 📍 Abbey Churchyard serves as the tour's starting point, featuring Bath Abbey, The Roman Baths, and the Pump Room, with a brief overview of the tour.
• 🏛️ Bath Street, the only colonnaded street in Bath, was used for street and carriage scenes in Bridgerton, adding to its iconic status.
• 🎭 Saw Close and Beaufort Square, located in the theatre area, were used in many scenes, with insights into the characters featured.
• 🏡 No. 1 Royal Crescent, a museum dedicated to the Georgian period, showcases the architecture and filming techniques used to represent the Featherington Family's home.
• 🎉 Assembly Rooms, a site for public balls central to Georgian society, was a major location for one of the many balls depicted in Bridgerton.
• 🏛️ Holburne Museum, the onscreen home of Lady Danbury, is today a museum dedicated to Sir William Holburne's collection, featuring classical design perfect for high-class living.

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