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Where was Bridgerton filmed?

Bath becomes Regency London, while historic houses and gardens from Greenwich to Yorkshire supply the families’ homes, palaces and country estates.

This guide covers Bridgerton series 1–4 and the released Queen Charlotte prequel. Unreleased series five scenes are excluded.

Where to start

Bath city centre for the densest walkable group of public locations.

Can you visit?

Many places are public or ticketed. Private estates and closed sites are never pinned.

Where to watch

All released episodes in this guide are on Netflix.

AI-generated illustration of a fictional Regency crescent, garden and carriage
AI-generated editorial illustration; no real location or person is depicted.

Fictional places and where they really are

Bridgerton HouseRanger's House and Ham HouseCompositeFeatherington HouseNo. 1 Royal Crescent, Old Royal Naval College and Claydon HouseCompositeDanbury House and estateHolburne Museum, Assembly Rooms, Hampton Court, Syon House and Badminton EstateCompositeClyvedon CastleCastle Howard and ConeysthorpeCompositeAubrey HallWrotham Park, West Wycombe, Wrest Park, Ivinghoe and Windsor Great ParkCompositeBuckingham HouseA composite of Hampton Court, London, Wilton, Blenheim, Hatfield and BeltonCompositeMy CottageLoseley Park and Ham HouseCompositeThe ModisteAbbey Green and Abbey DeliComposite

Key locations you can visit

Six fully illustrated place guides, with access and source notes.

Every location
Royal Crescent street panorama in Bath
Photo: MontanNito / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
Townpublic street

Royal Crescent

Regency London streets

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Holburne Museum from the street in Bath
Photo: Oscar Taylor / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
Museumpublic museum and grounds

Holburne Museum

Danbury House facade

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West facade of Ranger's House in Greenwich
Photo: Doyle of London / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Historic housepublic house, ticketed; facade view

Ranger’s House

Bridgerton House facade

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Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich
Photo: Elliott Simpson / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
Townpublic grounds; ticketed interiors

Old Royal Naval College

London street, market, Featherington street

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Fountain Court at Hampton Court Palace
Photo: David Dixon / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
Historic houseticketed palace and gardens

Hampton Court Palace

Buckingham House, St James’s, Danbury gardens, printshop exterior

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Castle Howard in Yorkshire
Photo: Jcdro16 / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
Historic houseticketed house/gardens

Castle Howard

Clyvedon Castle and walled garden

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Exterior of Bath Guildhall with stone columns and its High Street entrance; the Banqueting Room is inside
Photo: Ytfc23 / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Historic houseevent-dependent interior

Bath Guildhall Banqueting Room

Ballroom

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No. 1 Royal Crescent at the end of the curved Georgian terrace in Bath
Photo: Richard Croft / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
Townmuseum; exterior street

No. 1 Royal Crescent

Featherington House exterior

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Large plane tree, stone buildings and an arched passage around Abbey Green in Bath
Photo: Sarah Smith / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
Landscapepublic square; active shop

Abbey Green and Abbey Deli

Modiste and Covent Garden

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Bath Street cobbled roadway between stone colonnades and Georgian facades
Photo: Graeme Smith / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
Townpublic street

Bath Street

Regency shopping street

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The Theatre Royal facade and iron-railed garden beside Beauford Square in Bath
Photo: DS Pugh / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
Townpublic street

Beauford Square

London street

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Stone Georgian buildings, a street lamp and red bins along Trim Street in Bath
Photo: Rodw / Wikimedia Commons · Public domain
Townpublic street

Trim Street

London street and shopfronts

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Bath Assembly Rooms entrance and paved approach seen from Bennett Street
Photo: Mike Faherty / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
AttractionInterior closed for renovations; exterior from open public streets only

Bath Assembly Rooms

Ballroom; Danbury Estate in Queen Charlotte

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The Queen’s House in Greenwich beyond a gravel path and lawns, with colonnades on either side
Photo: Bill Bertram / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.5
Historic housepublic museum

Queen’s House

Royal College of Physicians

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Syon House castellated entrance facade beside a curving path and lawn
Photo: ChristianSW / Wikimedia Commons · CC0
Historic houseseasonal ticketed house/conservatory

Syon House and Great Conservatory

Danbury ball; St James’s corridors

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Osterley House red-brick facade with columned portico and corner turrets
Photo: Jim Linwood; derivative by Snowmanradio / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0
Historic houseNational Trust ticketed house; park access rules

Osterley Park and House

Full Moon Ball; garden house and servant’s hall

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Red-brick garden front of Ham House with visitors walking between statues
Photo: Richard Croft / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
Historic houseNational Trust ticketed

Ham House and Garden

Bridgerton/Penwood House and My Cottage interiors

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Chiswick House domed roof and columned portico above twin stone staircases
Photo: Michael Coppins / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Historic housepublic garden; house seasonal

Chiswick House and Gardens

Regency garden/romance

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The weathered brick entrance and wooden doors of Wilton’s Music Hall
Photo: James Perry / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
Historic houseticketed performances; no drop-in interior guaranteed

Wilton’s Music Hall

Eloise’s political meeting

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Goldsmiths’ Hall stone facade with Corinthian columns beside parked vehicles
Photo: Katie Chan / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
Historic houselimited special-event access

Goldsmiths’ Hall

Royal throne room/St James’s interiors

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St James’s Church Piccadilly tower and spire seen above the street
Photo: Tony Hisgett / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0
Churchpublic worship and visiting subject to services

St James’s Church, Piccadilly

Anthony and Edwina wedding church

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Lancaster House garden facade with white event tents and guests on the lawn
Photo: Financial Times / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0
Historic housenormally closed; occasional events

Lancaster House

Palace rooms

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The road and lawns approaching the front entrance of Wilton House
Photo: David Spender / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0
Historic houseseasonal ticketed

Wilton House

Queen’s palace rooms and St James’s/Untere Schloss interiors

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West Wycombe House seen beyond the lake and trees in the landscape park
Photo: Steve Daniels / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
Historic houseseasonal limited access

West Wycombe Park

Aubrey Hall interiors and lake; Crane estate

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Wrest Park house beyond formal lawns, white statues and decorative iron railings
Photo: Nigel Cox / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
Historic houseEnglish Heritage ticketed

Wrest Park

Aubrey Hall orangery and gardens

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Grassy Ivinghoe Beacon with paths on the ridge and walkers in the foreground
Photo: Pointillist / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
Historic housepublic countryside; path access

Ivinghoe Beacon, Ashridge Estate

Aubrey Hall fields/riding

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The tree-lined Long Walk in Windsor Great Park stretching towards Windsor Castle
Photo: Smithr32 / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Historic housepublic designated areas; parking rules

Windsor Great Park

Aubrey Hall woods and Kate/Anthony ride

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Painshill lake and Five Arch Bridge reflected in water beneath autumn trees
Photo: Ian Capper / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
Attractionticketed garden

Painshill

Promenade and Five Arch Bridge

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Basildon Park house columned facade beside its curved gravel path and lawn
Photo: grumpylumixuser / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 3.0
Historic houseNational Trust ticketed

Basildon Park

Featherington garden party; first kiss garden; Lady Tilley house

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Claydon House stone and red-brick exterior seen from the lawn
Photo: mym; modified by Sir Gawain / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
Historic houseseasonal ticketed

Claydon House

Featherington wedding breakfast

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Loseley House stone facade with tall chimneys and mullioned windows above the lawn
Photo: Anyhoo / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
Historic houseseasonal guided house/grounds

Loseley Park

My Cottage

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The Palladian Bridge at Stowe Gardens reflected in still water
Photo: DeFacto / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
LandscapeNational Trust ticketed garden

Stowe Gardens

Vauxhall Gardens

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Blenheim Palace south facade viewed across the South Lawn
Photo: DeFacto / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Historic houseticketed palace/park

Blenheim Palace

Buckingham House exterior

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Hatfield House south front behind clipped hedges and a formal garden
Photo: Allan Engelhardt / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
Historic houseseasonal ticketed

Hatfield House

Buckingham House and chapel interiors

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Waddesdon Manor north-west facade with towers and a straight entrance path across the lawn
Photo: DeFacto / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Historic houseNational Trust ticketed

Waddesdon Manor

Kew Palace gardens/conservatory

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Carved choir stalls and stained-glass windows beneath the timber roof of Merton College Chapel
Photo: Michael D Beckwith / Wikimedia Commons · CC0
Churchcollege access subject to college schedule

Merton College Chapel

St James’s Chapel wedding

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Belton House south front with entrance steps and a lawn beneath a blue sky
Photo: Wehha / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
Historic houseNational Trust ticketed

Belton House

Buckingham gardens and Kew interiors

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Timber-framed Dorney Court beside a lawn and clipped shrubs
Photo: Kevin White / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
Historic houselimited guided/event access

Dorney Court

Danbury Villa

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Firle Place stone facade beyond a gravel drive and circular lawn with fountain
Photo: Derek Voller / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
Attractionseasonal visits

Firle Place

Ledger estate

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Grimsthorpe Castle north facade with its towers, iron gates and entrance drive
Photo: Wehha / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
Historic houseseasonal ticketed

Grimsthorpe Castle

Vanbrugh Hall, courtyard and carriage scenes in Series 3

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Kingston Bagpuize House red-brick facade beside a gravel path and lawn
Photo: David Hillas / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
Historic houseSelected public open days; house and garden access checked separately

Kingston Bagpuize House

Kent estate, the Mondrich family’s new home in Series 3

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Coneysthorpe village green with low wooden rails, a chapel and village houses
Photo: DS Pugh / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
VillagePublic village roads and signed public walking routes only

Coneysthorpe village

Clyvedon village

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Stone Georgian terrace, iron railings and parked cars along Edward Street in Bath
Photo: Stephen Richards / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
TownPublic street viewing only; residential buildings are not visitor attractions

Edward Street

London street with carriages

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Hackney Empire red-brick theatre facade with its entrance and Empire lettering
Photo: Spudgun67 / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Attractionticketed performances

Hackney Empire

Opera house

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Petworth House west facade seen from the park
Photo: Martinvl / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Historic houseNational Trust ticketed

Petworth House

Art gallery interior

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See public locations on a map

Only coordinates supported by the supplied evidence are shown. Private estates and closed sites are excluded.

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Ready-made days out

Every day out
No. 1 Royal Crescent at the end of the curved Georgian terrace in Bath
Photo: Richard Croft / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0
WalkingHalf day

Bath on foot

A compact central-Bath route from the Royal Crescent to the Holburne Museum.

Open the day out
West facade of Ranger's House in Greenwich
Photo: Doyle of London / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Walking and public transportFull day

Greenwich to central London

Start with the Bridgerton facade and Greenwich architecture, then make one central-London stop.

Open the day out
Castle Howard in Yorkshire
Photo: Jcdro16 / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0
Car and walkingTwo days

Castle Howard and York

Give the estate and Clyvedon village a day, then use York as the overnight base.

Open the day out

Plan a responsible visit

Use one regional base, confirm every ticketed venue and leave private production locations off the itinerary.

Read the visiting guide

Watch the series

Netflix carries Bridgerton and Queen Charlotte. Availability can vary by country.

Netflix programme page

Read the books

Julia Quinn’s official site lists the Bridgerton novels and related titles. This guide uses no affiliate links.

Official book list

Common questions

Where is the Bridgerton house in real life?

Ranger's House beside Greenwich Park supplies the principal exterior. Ham House contributes interiors in series four. Read more

Can you visit Castle Howard, the real Clyvedon?

Yes, on the estate's published ticketed dates. Clyvedon is fictional; Castle Howard and nearby Coneysthorpe appear on screen. Read more

Which Bridgerton locations are in Bath?

The Royal Crescent, Holburne Museum, Abbey Green, Assembly Rooms and several central streets are documented filming places. Read more

Where was Queen Charlotte filmed?

A composite of properties including Blenheim, Hatfield, Belton, Waddesdon, Hampton Court, Wilton House and the Queen's House. Read more

Where was the latest released season filmed?

Series four uses Loseley Park for My Cottage, Ham House for several residences and Osterley, Ranger's House and Hampton Court. Read more

Is Ranger's House really in Mayfair?

No. It stands in Greenwich. The wisteria and other period details seen on screen are production dressing. Read more

Sources

Updated 30 September 2026.