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Where is Bridgerton filmed? The locations you can visit, and where to stay
From the Royal Crescent in Bath to Ranger's House in Greenwich: the Bridgerton locations you can visit, a four-day route and the hotels we would book.
Gita Simonsen
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In short
Bridgerton is filmed at real places in England, and you can visit most of them. Start in Greenwich, where Ranger's House plays the family home, and carry on to Bath, where the Royal Crescent and the Holburne Museum appear on screen. Our first choice for a stay is The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa, right in the middle of the set.
Our first choice: Check availability and prices at The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa
Shonda Rhimes' series about the Bridgerton family is based on Julia Quinn's novels and set in the Regency era of the early 1800s. Season 4 arrived in two parts in January and February 2026, this time with Benedict Bridgerton and Sophie Baek at its heart. Much of the new season was shot in the studio, but many of the houses and palaces from earlier seasons are still there, and a few new ones have joined them.
London and Greenwich
Greenwich
Ranger's House in Greenwich is the exterior of the family home.
Ranger's House: the Bridgerton family home
The Georgian villa on the edge of Greenwich Park is the exterior of the family house in every season. Inside hangs The Wernher Collection, a private art collection of more than 700 works, from jewellery to paintings. The house is run by English Heritage and has seasonal opening hours.
Where: Greenwich Park, south east London.
Greenwich
The Old Royal Naval College is the market in the series.
Old Royal Naval College: the market and Lady Whistledown
The Baroque buildings by the Thames are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In the series, Eloise and Penelope walk through the market here, and the paper boys hand out the latest issue of Lady Whistledown. The grounds are free to walk around.
Where: Maritime Greenwich, a short river boat ride from central London.
Hampton Court Palace: new in season 4
Henry VIII's palace on the Thames is among the places that appear in season 4. Give it a full day for the palace and gardens, and stay at a hotel right by the gate.
Where: South west of London, around half an hour by train from Waterloo.
Windsor Great Park: the hunting scene
In season 2, Kate rides through the park, and the hunting scene between her and Anthony was filmed here. Royals have used the park for more than a thousand years, and it is open day and night, all year.
Where: Windsor, west of London.
Bath
No city has been used more in Bridgerton than Bath. Its Georgian streets stand in for London, and you can see most of it in a day on foot.
Majestic townhouses
We often see the characters in Bridgerton strolling outside the townhouses.
Royal Crescent: the Featheringtons' home
The curved row of 30 houses built between 1767 and 1774 is the exterior of the Featherington family's house. Walking along the facade is free, and No. 1 Royal Crescent is a museum showing how a Georgian home looked. In the middle of the row is the five-star Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa.
Bath
The Holburne Museum is Lady Danbury's home in the series.
Holburne Museum: Lady Danbury's house
Bath's first public art gallery was originally designed as a hotel. In the series its facade is the entrance to Lady Danbury's home and to one of the ball scenes. Inside you will find works by Gainsborough and Stubbs.
Assembly Rooms and the streets around them
The 18th-century assembly rooms have been used for ball scenes, and several of the streets nearby stand in for London. Explore on your own with a map, or join a guided Bridgerton walk.
Country houses outside London
Wilton House
Wilton House has appeared in Bridgerton, The Crown and Outlander.
Wilton House: the Queen's rooms
The Earls of Pembroke have lived here for more than 450 years. Some of the Queen's rooms were filmed here, as was the room where the debutantes are presented. The house opens at Easter and in summer.
Where: Wilton, near Salisbury. A good stop between London and Bath.
Wrest Park
The famous bee sting happens in the garden at Wrest Park.
Wrest Park: the bee sting
In the early 18th-century garden, a bee stings Kate, and this is also where Prudence and Lord Featherington are caught in the act. The park is run by English Heritage.
Where: Bedfordshire, north of London.
Hertfordshire
Wrotham Park is the country house Aubrey Hall.
Wrotham Park: Aubrey Hall
The Bridgerton country house is called Aubrey Hall in the series. The house is mostly closed, but runs a few tours a year that sell out quickly.
Where: Hertfordshire, north of London.
Blenheim Palace and Castle Howard
Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and appears in season 4. Castle Howard in Yorkshire was the Duke's home, Clyvedon, in season 1. Both are open to visitors for much of the year.
Where to stay
Royal Crescent
The garden behind the hotel is one of the quietest in Bath.
The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa, Bath
The hotel sits in the middle of the Royal Crescent, so you are literally staying on the Featheringtons' set. The spa has an indoor pool, and the garden behind the terrace is one of the quietest spots in Bath. Guests on Hotels.com rate it 9.4.
Best for: staying right inside Bridgerton's Bath.
Book your stay: Check availability and prices at The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa
Thermal water
The pools at The Gainsborough use Bath's natural thermal water.
The Gainsborough Bath Spa, Bath
The Gainsborough is five minutes from the Roman Baths and has its own pools filled with Bath's natural thermal water. That means an evening in warm water after a day on the cobbles. More than a thousand guests give it an average of 9.2.
Best for: combining Bridgerton with a spa break.
Book your stay: Check availability and prices at The Gainsborough Bath Spa
Country house
The Bath Priory sits in a large garden outside the centre.
The Bath Priory, Bath
The Bath Priory is a country house with a large garden, about a quarter of an hour by car from the centre. It has indoor and outdoor pools and two restaurants. Guests rate it 9.4.
Best for: the country house feel of the series, close to the city.
Book your stay: Check availability and prices at The Bath Priory
The Thames
The Mitre sits by the river, right next to Hampton Court.
The Mitre, Hampton Court
The Mitre sits on the Thames, a five-minute walk from the gates of Hampton Court Palace. The Riverside Restaurant looks out over the river, and guests rate the hotel 9.4.
Best for: seeing the palace early, before the day trippers arrive.
Book your stay: Check availability and prices at The Mitre, Hampton Court
Woodstock
Marlborough Arms is in Woodstock, close to Blenheim Palace.
Marlborough Arms Hotel, Woodstock
Marlborough Arms occupies an old stone building in the middle of Woodstock, the small town beside Blenheim Palace. Breakfast and parking are included, and guests on Hotels.com rate it 9.2.
Best for: seeing season 4's Blenheim and the Cotswolds on the same trip.
Book your stay: Check availability and prices at Marlborough Arms Hotel
York
From the garden at Grays Court you can see York Minster.
Grays Court, York
Grays Court is a historic house next to York Minster and The Shambles, with breakfast included. From here it is about half an hour by car to Castle Howard. Guests rate it 10.
Best for: adding Clyvedon and a weekend in York.
Book your stay: Check availability and prices at Grays Court
Four days in Bridgerton's England
Day 1, Greenwich: Ranger's House and the Old Royal Naval College, then a river boat back to the centre.
Day 2, Hampton Court: The palace and gardens, with a night at The Mitre.
Day 3, towards Bath: Hire a car and stop at Wilton House in summer. Arrive in Bath in the afternoon.
Day 4, Bath: The Royal Crescent, the Holburne Museum and the Assembly Rooms on foot.
A car makes the country houses much easier to reach. Find car hire in London
Bath at Christmas
Bath Christmas Market fills the streets around the abbey from 26 November to 13 December 2026. Add the Royal Crescent and the Holburne Museum, and you have a weekend that looks like a Bridgerton Christmas special. Book early, as the city fills up on market weekends.
Frequently asked questions about Bridgerton
Where is Bridgerton filmed?
Bridgerton is filmed in London, Bath and at country houses around England. Ranger's House in Greenwich is the family home, the Royal Crescent in Bath is the Featheringtons' house, and the Holburne Museum is Lady Danbury's. Much of season 4 was shot in the studio at Shepperton.
Where was Bridgerton season 4 filmed?
Season 4 was largely filmed on a large set at Shepperton Studios outside London. Ranger's House and the Old Royal Naval College are still there, and Hampton Court Palace and Blenheim Palace are among the new locations. The studio itself is not open to the public.
Can you visit the Bridgerton houses?
Yes, most of them. Ranger's House, the Holburne Museum, Hampton Court, Blenheim and Castle Howard are open to the public. Wrotham Park is mostly closed, and Wilton House only opens at Easter and in summer. Check opening times before you visit, as some houses close for events.
Where should you stay to see the Bridgerton locations?
Stay in Bath for the city scenes, ideally at The Royal Crescent Hotel & Spa in the middle of the set. For Hampton Court, The Mitre is right by the palace, and for Castle Howard, York works well. Book early for summer.