Real Life Bridgerton London Locations You Have to Visit, London, England
After watching Bridgerton season 4, and seeing all of the influencers posting their pictures in Bath (where much of the first seasons were filmed), I decided I had to visit England and go to Bath (aaand I had to buy a new “Bridgerton” dress to wear too, obvi)!
But in my research I found there are a lot of Bridgerton London locations as well, so I made a point to try to visit as many of these as possible on my trip. So here is your complete guide to everything Bridgerton you can get up to in London and the surrounding areas!
There are only a few Bridgerton filming locations within the city of London itself, and honestly, most of them you can’t visit.
However, there are also fun Bridgerton-themed things to do in London! Plus there are several worthwhile filming locations that are easy to visit on a quick train or boat ride from the main city center.
I’m just going to come right out and start my Bridgerton London list with the themed afternoon tea I had at the Lanesborough Hotel!!!
This was literally my favorite thing ever. It was so magical and beautiful and delicious. And expensive. Uber, uber expensive. But absolutely worth it, in my opinion.
The Lanseborough is a pretty fancy place, so you should dress nicely (maybe a Bridgerton themed dress? Just saying!). ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
But in my research I found there are a lot of Bridgerton London locations as well, so I made a point to try to visit as many of these as possible on my trip. So here is your complete guide to everything Bridgerton you can get up to in London and the surrounding areas!
There are only a few Bridgerton filming locations within the city of London itself, and honestly, most of them you can’t visit.
However, there are also fun Bridgerton-themed things to do in London! Plus there are several worthwhile filming locations that are easy to visit on a quick train or boat ride from the main city center.
I’m just going to come right out and start my Bridgerton London list with the themed afternoon tea I had at the Lanesborough Hotel!!!
This was literally my favorite thing ever. It was so magical and beautiful and delicious. And expensive. Uber, uber expensive. But absolutely worth it, in my opinion.
The Lanseborough is a pretty fancy place, so you should dress nicely (maybe a Bridgerton themed dress? Just saying!). ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).
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Guide Name: Real Life Bridgerton London Locations You Have to Visit
Guide Location: England » London
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Julia Rexford
Read it on Author's Website: https://plannedwanderings.com/bridgerton-london-locations/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
Guide Location: England » London
Guide Type: Self-guided Walking Tour (Insider Tips)
Author: Julia Rexford
Read it on Author's Website: https://plannedwanderings.com/bridgerton-london-locations/
Sight(s) Featured in This Guide:
- Lanesborough Hotel
- St. James Piccadilly
- Reform Club
- Buckingham Palace
- St. James Park
- Chiswick House and Gardens
- Hampton Court Palace
- Old Royal Naval College
- Queen’s House
- National Maritime Museum
- The Royal Observatory
- Ranger’s House
- Osterley Park and House
- Ham House and Garden
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