From London to Bath, get transported into the opulent world of ‘Bridgerton’ through the shooting locations used to create its regal settings.
Transporting viewers to the stunning regal world of Regency-era London, Bridgerton is one of the most popular streaming series on Netflix. Based on Julia Quinn’s novels, the OTT series produced by Shonda Rhimes premiered its first season in December 2020 and became an instant hit. Season 2 followed in March 2022, and the long-anticipated season 3 is set to hit the OTT platform on May 16 with the first part, and June 13 with the second part. Journey with us to explore the real-life shooting locations of Bridgerton, where lavish balls, romantic encounters, and dramatic promenades come to life on screen.
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Depicting the early 18th century, Bridgerton dazzles viewers with its grand estates, historic locations, heartwarming orchestral music, and stunning costumes. Picturesque settings, intricate architecture, and lush landscapes form the perfect backdrop for the show’s riveting storylines and characters.
Ranger’s House, Greenwich – the Bridgerton family’s abode
Step into the world of the Bridgerton family at Ranger’s House, an art museum in Greenwich. The wisteria- and ivy-laden walls featured prominently in all seasons of Bridgerton are a sight to behold in person. Built-in 1722, this elegant Georgian mansion is home to The Wernher Collection, comprising over 700 curated works of art by Sir Julius Wernher. Fans looking to visit one of the most prominent Bridgerton shooting locations can purchase tickets online or at the entrance.
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Nearby attractions: Greenwich Park, Queen’s House Art Museum, and Royal Observatory
Things to do: Explore Ranger’s House Museum and National Maritime Museum.
Hatfield House, Hertfordshire – the Featheringtons’ London residence
Tour The Stunning Shooting Locations of Bridgerton Season 3 In Real Life
From London to Bath, get transported into the opulent world of ‘Bridgerton’ through the shooting locations used to create its regal settings.
Explore our selection of luxury hotels around the world that exude a Bridgerton vibe.
Depicting the early 18th century, Bridgerton dazzles viewers with its grand estates, historic locations, heartwarming orchestral music, and stunning costumes. Picturesque settings, intricate architecture, and lush landscapes form the perfect backdrop for the show’s riveting storylines and characters.
Ranger’s House, Greenwich – the Bridgerton family’s abode
Step into the world of the Bridgerton family at Ranger’s House, an art museum in Greenwich. The wisteria- and ivy-laden walls featured prominently in all seasons of Bridgerton are a sight to behold in person. Built-in 1722, this elegant Georgian mansion is home to The Wernher Collection, comprising over 700 curated works of art by Sir Julius Wernher. Fans looking to visit one of the most prominent Bridgerton shooting locations can purchase tickets online or at the entrance.
Explore our selection of the most beautiful places in the UK as you admire Bridgerton‘s picturesque settings.
Nearby attractions: Greenwich Park, Queen’s House Art Museum, and Royal Observatory
Things to do: Explore Ranger’s House Museum and National Maritime Museum.
Hatfield House, Hertfordshire – the Featheringtons’ London residence
Experience the real-life residence of the Featherington family! Hatfield House in Hertfordshire served as the interior setting for their London home in all three seasons of Bridgerton. Step back in time at this Bridgerton shooting location as you explore the sprawling heritage property.
Nearby attractions: De Havilland Aircraft Museum, St. Albans Cathedral, and Stanborough Park
Things to do: Explore Mill Green Museum and Working Mill, and enjoy a boat ride on River Lee.
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Basildon Park – a Bridgerton shooting location
Basildon Park in Berkshire is another prominent Bridgerton shooting location, appearing in both season 2 and season 3. This 18th-century Palladian mansion will be introduced as Lady Tilley Arnold’s residence in season 3. However, season 2 viewers will recognise it as the venue for the grand Featherington Ball held in the elegant gardens.
Nearby attractions: Windsor Castle, St. George’s Chapel, and Windsor Great P.ark
Things to do: Catch a show at Theatre Royal Windsor and explore Beale Wildlife Park.
