Cotswolds & Warwickshire filming guide

Where was Sister Boniface Mysteries filmed?

The Cotswolds and Warwickshire places used for Great Slaughter, with clear access notes and practical visitor guidance.

This guide covers television series locations in Cotswolds & Warwickshire.
An illustrated Cotswolds convent village framed by a bicycle, laboratory glassware and grapevines
Illustration (AI-generated), inspired by the Cotswolds & Warwickshire setting.
Where to startGreat Barrington Village Hall
Can you visit?6 listed places have public access
What this coversTelevision series · Cotswolds & Warwickshire

On screen and in the real world

Fictional places and where they really are

St Vincent's ConventPrincethorpe CollegePrivate
Great Slaughter village hallGreat Barrington Village HallEvent days only
The hidden radio station in Dead AirDonnington BreweryCustomers welcome
The Spitfire pubThe Bakers ArmsCustomers welcome
Series-three estate filmingLydney Park EstateOpen to visitors
Series-one country-house and village geographyStanway HouseOpen to visitors
Great Slaughter railway stationToddington StationTickets needed

Key locations

Places you can visit

Plan your trip

Start with the places that are open.

Use the visiting guide for transport, seasonal access and respectful visiting advice.

Common questions

Planning a Sister Boniface Mysteries location visit

Where was Sister Boniface Mysteries filmed?

Sister Boniface Mysteries used locations across Cotswolds & Warwickshire, including Princethorpe College, Great Barrington, Toddington Station.

Can you visit the filming locations?

Yes, several listed locations are open, ticketed or visible from public space. Each place carries its own access label.

Are private locations shown on the map?

No. Private homes, working farms and restricted places are kept off visitor maps.

What is the best place to start?

Great Barrington Village Hall is a practical first stop for this guide.

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