Ultimate Bridgerton Trip in EnglandThe town is buzzing about this trip just for lovers...of the Netflix series, "Bridgerton." Luckily the third season is upon us, my dear travelers, starting May 16, 2024! So what better way to celebrate than to binge-watch, then book a fittingly regal trip to see Mayfair in real life? 🏰Authorskerrieturcic
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Bath

Royal Crescent
The streets in and around Bath stood in for London's Mayfair neighborhood, and the front doors of No. 1 Royal Crescent played the role of the Featherington's home. The rest of Royal Crescent was used as Siena’s London home as well as Grosvenor Square.
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The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa
Want a "Bridgerton" experience while staying in Bath? You can actually stay right alongside No. 1 Royal Crescent, the stand-in for the Featherington home!
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Bath Street
Bath Street, Alfred Street, and Beauford Square all appear in "Bridgerton."
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The Roman Baths
This is a must-visit when in Bath!
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The Colombian Company
This cafe was used for a scene where Simon had a bit too much to drink at the bar 🥴
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The Holburne Museum
Wealthy widow Lady Danbury's mansion's exterior is actually Holburne Museum. Inside, you can find the eclectic art collection of a rich 19th-century naval officer.
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No.15 by GuestHouse, Bath
Stay just down the street from Lady Danbury's house (the Holbourne Museum).
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Badminton House
North of Bath, the Badminton House doubles for parts of the Duke and Lady Danbury's homes. It also serves as the inside of the Foundling Hospital. The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort still live at Badminton House, so the gardens are open to the public for only one day a year. The interior is usually restricted exclusively to group tours.
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Bridgerton Film Locations - Bath - Private Walking Tour
A posh way to see it all, we hear!
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The Pump Room Restaurant
A former haunt of the ton and the perfect place for afternoon tea.
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Pulteney Bridge
This historic bridge has shops built right into it. Though it's not featured in the show, it's definitely still worth visiting when in Bath.
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Fashion Museum Bath
Check out some of the fashions of back in the day while you're in town 👗
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Thermae Bath Spa
Something you just have to experience when in Bath!
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The Ayrlington
A glam place to stay with beautiful views of the city and perfectly manicured gardens.
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Abbey Hotel Bath, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
A stay at the Abbey Hotel means you're right in the center of everything. Plus, you can indulge in afternoon tea practically any time you want!
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The Bath Priory
A charming Georgian manor turned hotel with an award-winning restaurant on-site.
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London

The Lanesborough
Enjoy a properly royal teatime with the Lanesborough's Queen Charlotte Afternoon Tea! (We hear it on good authority that you should make reservations before it fills up.) If you visit a little later in the day, you can also sip on a gin-laced The Queen Charlotte cocktail.
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Queen's House
The Queen's House is a stand-in for Somerset House. The exterior may look fairly simple, but be sure to explore the inside to check out all the intricate artwork and architectural detailing.
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Syon House
This well-preserved private home for nobility plays the role of King George III's home, Buckingham Palace. Syon House is featured in many movies and shows, including "Gosford Park," and "The Madness of King George." In "Bridgerton," the scenes set in the King's hallway and dining room were shot here and it was also used for the study and dressing room of the Duke of Hastings, Simon Basset.
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Hatfield House, Park and Gardens
The Hatfield House makes appearances as the home of the Featheringtons and as the Gentleman’s Club. This house is used in many period pieces, including the Academy Award-winning film, "The Favourite."
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Ranger's House - The Wernher Collection
The exterior of the Bridgerton family's home.
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Windsor Great Park
The show couldn't film at London's actual Battersea Fields and Rotten Row, so scenes were shot in Windsor Great Park, a public green space by the monarchy's principal residence and burial place: Windsor Castle, west of London.
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Claridge's
This hotel is set in the heart of Mayfair and is the perfect place to experience a little bit of "Bridgerton."
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Brown's Hotel, a Rocco Forte hotel
Brown's claims to be the oldest surviving hotel in London – major Bridgerton vibes.
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Hotel Café Royal
You can stay at the Royal, or just enjoy a meal fit for a royal here 👑
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Salisbury

Wilton House
We can let you in on a little secret – the home of Bridgerton's Duke of Hastings, Clyvedon Castle, doesn't actually exist! Instead, the Wilton House near Salisbury was used to shoot many of the interiors, including the portrait hall, hallway, and entrance hall. Take a look at the drawing room and grand hall, too, because these rooms stood in for chambers in the residence of Lady Danbury. The Wilton House grounds were used as a substitute for London's Hyde Park. This massive house is also featured in almost every episode of "The Crown," playing the role of Buckingham Palace!
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Stonehenge
As long as you're in the area, why not check out Stonehenge!
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York

Castle Howard
The exteriors of Clyvedon Castle is actually Castle Howard near York.
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