Where was Bridgerton filmed? Good question! Using iconic and historic settings across London, Bath and Yorkshire, the hit TV show features incredible venues and locations. Think stately homes, county retreats and impressive glasshouses. Because, if there's one thing Bridgerton doesn't shy away from, it's grandeur and inclusivity. Bridgerton showcases some of the country’s most beautiful historic buildings, which are clearly popular among tourists, those local to the spot, and fans of the show. This roundup will help you discover where your favourite scenes are filmed in the show, some might be right on your doorstep. However, we also took it upon ourselves to include some incredible venues, hotels and spas that weren’t featured in the TV show but look as if they could’ve been. Most of these venues are available for weddings if you fancy having an ultimate Bridgeton wedding with the venue to match. What location will be the diamond this season? 

Where Was Bridgerton Filmed?

Hampton Court Palace

The former home of Henry VIII, the original Tudor Hampton Court Palace was a royalty-approved choice for producers looking for a multipurpose setting. throughout season two. It is the place where Eloise meets her new love interest as well as the Chancery Lane Printing Press exterior. It also sets the stage for the corridor in Benedict’s art academy, the wedding reception party for Anthony and Edwina, and the gardens of both Buckingham House and Danbury House. Hampton Court Palace is open to the public to explore and was the perfect backdrop for Kris and Matts' wedding photographs. A modern Bridgerton fairytale!

The Holbourne Museum of Art

The Holburne Museum in Bath is a central Bridgerton setting in both seasons as the home of Lady Danbury. The Bath setting is featured more prominently in season two as it’s the place where the Sharma family resides, thanks to the generosity of Lady Danbury. The breathtaking Palladian-style home, though appearing in the show as though on the outskirts of upper-class London, is actually in the heart of Bath’s city centre. The Grade I listed building houses over 10,000 objects and is now the city’s first public art gallery.

Blenheim Palace

Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire is the most Instagrammable Bridgerton Season 3 filming location! With an impressive 201,951 posts using the hashtag #blenheimcastle, this Oxfordshire palace is clearly a fan favourite. The incredible palace first appeared in Queen Charlotte as Buckingham House but will feature in Bridgerton for the first time in Penelope & Colin's love story. 

Syon Park

There's no denying we're all dying to binge-watch the finale of season three! But, before we immerse ourselves in the latest gossip from Lady Whistledown, let us remind ourselves of the season one finale at Syon Park. The Great Hall and Gardens provided the perfect location for the Duke and Duchesses' ball which will forever be etched in our hearts. You only have to take a look at the gallery below to see why. And if you've caught up on season two, you will recognise it as the location for Lady Danbury's conservatory ball. What a venue! 

Castle Howard

Now, I must confess, if I wasn't taken, the magnificent Castle Howard in Yorkshire is the address I'd want in my little black book. Especially if it involved a tour of the library! Featured in Bridgerton as the Duke of Hastings' residence, Clyvedon Castle, and occasionally available to hire exclusively for bespoke events. Step ladders are optional! The castle actually took over 100 years to build! Work began on the castle in 1699 and after the lifetimes of three Earls, it was finally completed in 1811.

Stowe House

It's of little surprise that Stowe Park in Buckinghamshire made an appearance in the series. Stowe Park appears as a backdrop to the lavish outdoor ball scene in which the relationship between Daphne and the Duke of Hastings shifts. Known in the show as the Vauxhall Gardens, Stowe Park was chosen for its Garden of Eden-like drama. Who couldn't fall in love at first sight here? Apparently, Queen Victoria was even reported to be jealous of the property. If it’s good enough for Victoria, it’s good enough for the Bridgertons. In the park, lies Stowe House a gorgeously classic wedding venue we've featured several times on Rock My Wedding. 

Wrotham Park

Set in the heart of a 2,500-acre estate in Hertfordshire, Wrotham Park was one of the most prominent locations in season two of Bridgerton. Wrotham Park served as the main estate for Aubrey Hall, the Bridgertons’ country home and ancestral seat. This is where the iconic bee sting scene happens in season two! 

Painshill Park

Another exquisite park that features in the series is Painshill Park, an 18th-century landscaped park in Surrey. In Bridgerton, this park is meant to represent a park in London where all of the ton spend their afternoons promenading, boating, picnicking, and of course, gossiping. What a simpler time! Painshill Park is also currently a wedding venue. Samrah & Ismail had their own colourful Muslim wedding at the Conservatory in Painshill Park, Surrey. They chose the venue because they wanted an elegant summer garden wedding. How Bridgerton indeed! 

Hamswell House

Hamswell House is a Gloucestershire wedding venue that is worthy of featuring in our Bridgerton wedding venues article. Although this historic family home didn't actually feature in the Netflix show, we think it would be perfect for any Birdgerton-style wedding. Surrounded by 50 acres of gardens and private land with breathtaking panoramic views over the Hamswell Valley, the venue is situated in the Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near Bath and Bristol and is under two hours from London. Imagine exchanging your vows in the 18th Century orangery with its Cotswold stone roof and huge arch windows. Such a romantic setting! Or tying the knot under the boughs of a 400-year-old lime tree. Now that's something straight out of a romance novel. 

Prestwold Hall

This stunning Grade I stately home proudly sits amidst 2,500 acres of rolling parkland in the heart of Leicestershire. Prestwold Hall is an exclusive-use wedding venue that we've featured several times on Rock My Wedding. The country house has multiple indoor and outdoor locations where you can tie the knot including their Georgian Gazebo. Picture this, you begin to walk down the aisle as the string quartet plays Wildest Dreams by Taylor Swift, the breeze ruffles your hair as you look up and meet eyes with the love of your life who waits eagerly under the gazebo. Now, if that isn't a scene straight out of Bridgeton...

Findon Place

Celebrate in a quintessentially English country manor house, Findon Place! The whole estate is exclusively yours for the weekend of your wedding. The only thing you need to do is bring along your own Mr or Mrs Bridgerton! Nestled in the South Downs National Park at Findon, West Sussex and tucked quietly down a private drive, this Grade II Georgian jewel is surrounded by manicured lawns and gardens, abundant floral borders with views over majestic parkland. With five guest bedrooms, a swimming pool and a tennis court, this charming country house is a modern Bridgerton venue.

Armathwaite Hall

Set foot into the world of elegance and romance at the Bridgerton-esque Armathwaite Hall, a majestic manor set within the stunning backdrop of the northern Lake District. Attracting visitors worldwide, it’s the perfect location to take in the manicured gardens, worthy of society gatherings just like the ladies and dukes in the series. Located on the shores of Bassenthwaite Lake, recognised for its untouched beauty, this destination spa benefits from minimal noise and light pollution, providing guests with a rejuvenating escape from urban life. With a variety of nature wellness programmes, offering experiences like Forest Bathing, Animal Mindfulness, Wild Swimming and even Scream Therapy.

This classy estate is not just a destination spa; it is a portal to a bygone era of elegance and romance, where every experience is steeped in the timeless beauty and charm reminiscent of the Bridgerton world.

Bedford Lodge Hotel & Spa

Nestled in three acres of secluded rose gardens and adjacent to some of the most famous paddocks and training stables in the world, Newmarket’s Bedford Lodge Hotel & Spa transports guests straight to the early 1800s for the perfect Bridgerton-inspired retreat. Originally built as a Georgian hunting lodge for the Sixth Duke of Bedford in the 18th century, Bedford Lodge Hotel & Spa was then converted into a hotel in the 1940s but has retained the charm of the country house, with the addition of modern luxury.

Spend a day like a duchess by attending the local Newmarket horse races or stay at the hotel and indulge in an afternoon tea at the hotel’s two AA rosette restaurants that would make Lady Whistledown herself envious! Bedford Lodge Hotel & Spa also allows guests to relax in style. Sitting adjacent to the hotel, it boasts a rooftop hot tub, hydrotherapy pool, steam room, sauna, and experiential showers. 

Aztec Hotel & Spa

Located in Bristol, very close to Bath, where much of Bridgerton was filmed, Aztec Hotel & Spa offers the perfect location for a true Bridgerton escape. Enjoy a relaxing spa getaway, with Bath just a short train journey away to explore the popular filming sights, such as The Royal Crescent and Abbey Green.

Spend the day seeing the sets on a Bridgerton Walking Tour by Visit Bath before heading back to the hotel to be pampered in style with Aztec Hotel & Spa’s new decadent overnight spa experience in collaboration with the renowned English sparkling wine producer, Nyetimber. Enjoy the bottle of champagne that will be waiting in your room upon arrival, like true royalty. As part of the package, guests will be able to enjoy a 25-minute Express spa treatment and will receive a TEMPLESPA gift set allowing them to continue and extend the spa experience long after their visit. Following the treatment experience, guests are encouraged to take advantage of the hotel's spa facilities which includes a large swimming pool, vitality pool, steam room, and sauna.

So now you know where Bridgerton was filmed...

These Bridgerton filming locations are actually real-life hotels, wedding venues, parks and streets you can visit. You could actually have your own Bridgerton love story worthy of any Lady Whistledown feature by tying the knot in one of these wedding venues. The best part is we have heaps of Bridgerton wedding inspiration available if you do plan on creating a wedding worthy of high society. Plus, we also have all the Bridgerton music you could want. A Bridgerton wedding wouldn't be complete without a string quartet, of course.