Bath: Bridgerton Filming Locations Tour with Music Headphones

Summary

Walk Bath’s grand streets with Bridgerton music in your ears

You’ll wander Bath’s historic streets with music in your ears, guided by someone who knows every bit of Bridgerton trivia. Hear behind-the-scenes stories at Abbey Green, stroll past Royal Crescent and Pulteney Bridge, and see the Holburne Museum up close—all with high-quality headphones included. You’ll feel like you’re part of both history and your favorite series.

What’s the experience like?

The first thing I noticed was the way the sound of strings floated through my headphones as we stood under those old Bath colonnades—like the city was humming along. Our guide, Hannah, handed us these surprisingly comfy headphones (I always worry about my big ears, but they fit) and grinned, “Ready to promenade?” I caught a whiff of coffee from a nearby café mixing with the chill air, and suddenly it was easy to imagine myself in some Regency drama—except I was clutching a rain jacket instead of a fan.

We started at Abbey Green, which honestly looks like any other square until you hear how they transformed it for Bridgerton. Hannah pointed out where Lady Danbury’s carriage would have rolled past (I tried picturing it but mostly saw a delivery van). She had this way of weaving in little bits about how locals reacted to the filming—apparently there were more than a few raised eyebrows when horses trotted down cobblestones at 6am. The walk up towards the Royal Crescent was longer than I thought (bring comfy shoes), but with the show’s soundtrack playing, even dodging tourists felt kind of theatrical.

I didn’t expect to get goosebumps rounding the Circus—maybe it was the echo of footsteps or just the way sunlight hit those honey-colored stones. At Pulteney Bridge, someone in our group tried humming along to one of the orchestral covers and got shushed by his partner (made me laugh). The Holburne Museum looked even grander up close than on screen; Hannah told us about its past life as a hotel for “the fashionable set,” which made me wonder who’d stayed there before all these Netflix fans showed up.

By the end, my feet were tired but I kept thinking about that feeling—walking through Bath with music swirling around and bits of gossip floating over my shoulder. It wasn’t just about Bridgerton or fancy buildings; it felt like stepping sideways into another time for an afternoon. Still can’t believe how much difference a good soundtrack makes—you know?

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Explore Bath's Bridgerton filming sites

• Walk to Abbey Green
• Learn about Abbey Green filming
• Walk through city centre side-streets
• Pass Theatre Royal filming locations
• Visit Royal Crescent
• Walk to Holburne Museum
• Pass Circus, Assembly Rooms, Pulteney Bridge

Top questions

Where does the Bridgerton tour in Bath start?

The tour begins at Abbey Green in Bath city centre.

Are headphones provided during the tour?

Yes, high quality overhead headphones are provided for use during the tour.

Which filming locations will we see on this Bath tour?

You’ll visit Abbey Green, Royal Crescent, Pulteney Bridge, The Circus, Assembly Rooms, and Holburne Museum.

Is lunch included on this Bridgerton walking tour?

No, lunch is not included on this tour.

How long is the walk from Abbey Green to Royal Crescent?

The walk takes you through Bath city centre and includes several stops; wear comfortable shoes.

Can I bring my service animal on this tour?

Yes, service animals are allowed on this tour.

Is public transportation available near the meeting point?

Yes, public transportation options are available nearby Abbey Green.

Is this tour suitable for travelers with limited mobility?

This tour is not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health or limited mobility due to walking distances.

What’s included

Your day includes use of high-quality overhead headphones (which you return at the end) and live Bluetooth audio from your guide as you explore key Bridgerton filming locations across Bath—from Abbey Green through Royal Crescent to Holburne Museum—with plenty of stories along the way.