Town · Public streets and shopsWatlingtonOn screen as Library location in Orchis FatalisSee the locationBrick Watlington Town Hall with an arched street-level entrancePhoto: Richard Kelly / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0File-level photo source ↗Real places, grouped for a visit
Midsomer Murders filming locations
Find the real places used for Midsomer Murders, what they played on screen and whether visitors can access them.
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Town · Public streets and shopsWatlingtonOn screen as Library location in Orchis FatalisSee the locationBrick Watlington Town Hall with an arched street-level entrancePhoto: Richard Kelly / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0File-level photo source ↗
Village · Public lanesLewknorNearby visitor stopSee the locationSt Margaret’s Church in Lewknor with a red-tiled roof and churchyardPhoto: UKgeofan / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0File-level photo source ↗
Village · Public lanes, church and pubBledlowOn screen as Village church and Lions of Bledlow filming settingSee the locationHoly Trinity Church in Bledlow with its stone tower beside a grassy churchyardPhoto: Phind / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.5File-level photo source ↗
Attraction · Heritage railway timetable appliesChinnor & Princes Risborough RailwayOn screen as Documented Midsomer town, village or estate settingSee the locationPassenger train beside the station buildings at Chinnor heritage railwayPhoto: Gareth James / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗Henley & Chilterns
Town · Public streets and riverfrontHenley-on-ThamesOn screen as Causton and riverside MidsomerSee the locationStone Henley Bridge beside the Angel pub and the church tower by the ThamesPhoto: Mark Percy / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Village · Public lanes, churchyard and footpathsHambledenOn screen as Recurring archetypal Midsomer villageSee the locationVintage car in front of Hambleden church and its lychgatePhoto: Graham Horn / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Village · Public village lanesTurvilleOn screen as Village filming location on the Chilterns Midsomer walking trailSee the locationTurville village among green fields viewed from Turville HillPhoto: Peter Jemmett / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Town · Public streets and riversideMarlowOn screen as Town on the official Midsomer discovery trailSee the locationMarlow suspension bridge and All Saints church across the ThamesPhoto: j.miall / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Historic house · Ticketed seasonal openingStonor ParkOn screen as Documented Midsomer town, village or estate settingSee the locationStonor House and chapel across a broad lawnPhoto: Shaun Ferguson / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Historic house · National Trust opening appliesGreys CourtNearby visitor stopSee the locationGreys Court house beside lawns and a gravel pathPhoto: Prosthetic Head / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0File-level photo source ↗
Village · Public streets · working businessesNettlebedOn screen as Village hall and hotel filming locations on the Midsomer southern trailSee the locationTall brick bottle kiln beside a tree and road in NettlebedPhoto: Edmund Shaw / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Village · Public lanes and rights of wayRotherfield PeppardOn screen as Village church filming location on the Midsomer southern trailSee the locationAll Saints Church in Rotherfield Peppard behind trees and gravestonesPhoto: UKgeofan / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0File-level photo source ↗
Village · Public lanes and churchyardFingestOn screen as Village on the official Marlow Midsomer discovery trailSee the locationFingest village and surrounding fields viewed from Fingest WoodPhoto: David Hillas / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Village · Public lanes · limited parkingIbstoneNearby visitor stopSee the locationSt Nicholas’ Church in Ibstone with a porch and gravestonesPhoto: UKgeofan / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0File-level photo source ↗
Village · Public lanes, church and pubLittle MarlowNearby visitor stopSee the locationChurch Road in Little Marlow with parked cars and treesPhoto: Sean Davis / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗Misbourne & Amersham
Village · Public lanes, church and pubLittle MissendenOn screen as Red Lion pub appeared as the White Swan in Who Killed Cock RobinSee the locationLittle Missenden village and church tower beyond a field and wooded hillsPhoto: Peter / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Town · Public streets · trail availableOld AmershamOn screen as Causton streets and Midsomer town exteriorsSee the locationHistoric shopfronts and parked cars on Old Amersham High StreetPhoto: David Howard / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Attraction · Ticketed attraction · seasonal hoursBekonscot Model VillageOn screen as Model village filming location in Small MerciesSee the locationMiniature buildings, ponds and clipped shrubs at Bekonscot Model VillagePhoto: MichaelMaggs / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.5File-level photo source ↗
Attraction · Ticketed open-air museum · seasonalChiltern Open Air MuseumOn screen as Historic rural buildings and period village scenesSee the locationRed Henton Mission Room and timber Leagrave Cottages beside a lawn at Chiltern Open Air MuseumPhoto: Dorothea Witter-Rieder / Wikimedia Commons · Public domainFile-level photo source ↗
Village · Public lanes and greenThe LeeOn screen as Documented Midsomer town, village or estate settingSee the locationVillage green in The Lee with trees and buildings beyondPhoto: Reddingpa / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0File-level photo source ↗
Village · Public streets · rail stationGreat MissendenOn screen as Village on the Chilterns Midsomer walking programmeSee the locationHistoric timber-framed buildings and shopfronts on Great Missenden High StreetPhoto: Pip Rolls / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Town · Public streets and Metropolitan lineCheshamNearby visitor stopSee the locationChesham Market Square with its clock tower and surrounding shopfrontsPhoto: Robin Webster / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗Thame & Aylesbury Vale
Town · Public exterior · information centre insideThame Town HallOn screen as Causton and assorted Midsomer civic buildingsSee the locationBrick Thame Town Hall with a clock tower beside the High StreetPhoto: Colin Smith / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Historic house · Operating hotel and restaurantThe Spread EagleOn screen as Recurring hotel and hospitality locationSee the locationRed-brick façade of the Spread Eagle Hotel with cars on Cornmarket in ThamePhoto: Rob Farrow / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Village · Public streets · some buildings privateLong CrendonOn screen as Recurring village streets, church and homesSee the locationPub frontage and historic buildings beside Long Crendon High StreetPhoto: Colin Smith / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Historic house · Ticketed National Trust propertyWaddesdon ManorNearby visitor stopSee the locationWaddesdon Manor with towers, a gravel approach and lawnsPhoto: DeFacto / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0File-level photo source ↗
Village · Public lanes and churchyardGreat HaseleyOn screen as Village filming location named by the Chinnor railway’s Midsomer accountSee the locationSt Peter’s Church in Great Haseley with a stone tower and churchyardPhoto: Motacilla / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0File-level photo source ↗Thames & Windsor
Historic house · Limited seasonal opening and eventsDorney CourtOn screen as Manor-house exteriors and interiorsSee the locationTimber-framed Dorney Court beside a lawn and clipped shrubsPhoto: Kevin White / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Village · Public roads and riverside pathsBishamNearby visitor stopSee the locationAll Saints Church in Bisham across the River ThamesPhoto: Mariegriffiths at English Wikipedia / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 3.0File-level photo source ↗
Village · Public village streetsDenhamNearby visitor stopSee the locationVillage Road in Denham lined with buildings and parked carsPhoto: Alexander P Kapp / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Village · Public lanesBrayOn screen as High Street filming location identified by Visit WindsorSee the locationSt Michael’s Church in Bray with its tower above the churchyardPhoto: Phillip Perry / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Village · Public lanes and riversideSonningNearby visitor stopSee the locationBrick Sonning Bridge reflected in the River ThamesPhoto: Andrew Smith / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗Wallingford & Thames
Town · Public streets and market squareWallingford Market PlaceOn screen as Causton town centreSee the locationWallingford Market Place with the town hall and surrounding buildingsPhoto: Christopher Hilton / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Attraction · Exterior anytime · interior for performancesWallingford Corn ExchangeOn screen as Causton PlayhouseSee the locationPale façade of Wallingford Corn Exchange with arched entrancesPhoto: Steve Daniels / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Village · Public roads, green and footpathsWarboroughOn screen as Badger’s Drift and other Midsomer villagesSee the locationWarborough village green with a path and trees around its edgePhoto: Steve Daniels / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Historic house · Operating pubThe Six BellsOn screen as The Black Swan in Badger’s DriftSee the locationThatched Six Bells pub facing Warborough village greenPhoto: Steve Daniels / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Village · Public village streetsDorchester-on-ThamesOn screen as Multiple Midsomer villagesSee the locationHistoric shopfronts lining Dorchester-on-Thames High StreetPhoto: Paul The Archivist / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Church · Working church · events and services take priorityDorchester AbbeyOn screen as Church and ceremonial interiorsSee the locationStone Dorchester Abbey with arched windows and a red-tiled roofPhoto: Poliphilo / Wikimedia Commons · CC0File-level photo source ↗
Historic house · Opening dates and event access varyMapledurham House & WatermillOn screen as House and estate filming location on the Midsomer southern trailSee the locationMapledurham Watermill beside the river and wooded banksPhoto: Bill Nicholls / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗
Village · Public lanes, church and footpathsEwelmeOn screen as Village filming location on the Midsomer northern trailSee the locationEwelme church tower and red-tiled roof above trees and village rooftopsPhoto: Alan Murray-Rust / Geograph · CC BY-SA 2.0File-level photo source ↗