Bath: Bridgerton Filming Locations Walking Tour & Storylines

Summary

Walk Bath’s cobbled streets where Bridgerton comes to life through real stories

You’ll wander Bath’s cobbled streets with a guide who actually saw Bridgerton being filmed here. See Lady Danbury’s house, Featheringtons’ home, Modiste’s shop and more while hearing behind-the-scenes stories and real Regency history. Expect laughter, photo stops, and maybe even win the quiz if you remember which house is whose.

What’s the experience like?

Someone’s tapping their umbrella on the pavement ahead — our guide, I realize, waving us closer outside what turns out to be Lady Danbury’s house. I didn’t expect the stone to look so warm in person, or for the street to smell faintly of coffee from a nearby café (definitely not Regency-era, but honestly welcome). We’re in Bath but it feels like we’ve slipped onto the set of Bridgerton. The guide points up at a window and tells us how the crew dressed this whole block as London’s Grosvenor Square. Apparently, she’d watched them haul in fake ivy at 6am during filming — “the magic starts early,” she laughs.

We wander over cobbles that catch underfoot if you’re not watching (I nearly tripped by Gunter’s tea shop), and every so often someone asks about which scene was shot where. There’s a moment outside the Modiste dress shop when our guide tries to teach us how to pronounce “Featherington” in her best posh accent; I give it a go and get a few giggles from the group. She slips in bits of real history too — something about Georgian fashion that sticks with me longer than I thought it would. The market square is busier than on TV, but you can still picture carriages rolling through if you squint.

I liked that we didn’t just rush from spot to spot; there were pauses for photos and quick stories about actors ducking into cafés between takes. We didn’t go inside any buildings (the exteriors are all you see on screen anyway), but somehow it made it easier to imagine the world behind those doors. There was even a little quiz at the end — optional, but I got embarrassingly competitive about remembering which house belonged to whom. Still think about that window at Lady Dee’s Hat Emporium catching the afternoon light. So yeah, if you’re after a Bridgerton walking tour in Bath that feels like someone showing you their own neighborhood, this is probably it.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Bridgerton filming locations tour in Bath

• See Danbury House exterior
• Visit Featheringtons' abode outside
• View Modiste's dress shop
• Pass Lady Dee's Hat Emporium
• Stop at Gunter's Tea Shop
• Explore Siena's house exterior
• Walk through Market Square
• Promenade cobbled streets of Bath
• Learn about Georgian/Regency history
• See Covent Garden and Horse & Hop
• Visit Bath Street for Whistledown & Simon's arrival
• View Ramsbury Ballroom on Great Pulteney Street
• See Lady Danbury's abode again
• Watch carriage scenes with Eloise
• Pass Queen Square
• Visit Assembly Rooms and Royal Crescent

Top questions

Is this Bridgerton walking tour in Bath guided by someone local?

Yes, your guide has 20 years’ experience leading tours in Bath and witnessed much of the Bridgerton filming firsthand.

Do we go inside any buildings on this day trip?

No, all locations are viewed from outside as only exteriors were used for filming.

What Bridgerton filming locations will we see?

You’ll see Lady Danbury's house, Featheringtons’ abode, Modiste's dress shop, Gunter's tea shop, Lady Dee's Hat Emporium, Siena's dwelling and more around Bath.

Is there hotel pickup included?

No hotel pickup; tours start at a central meeting point in Bath.

How long does the walking tour last?

The exact duration isn’t specified but covers multiple key locations within central Bath.

Is there an age limit for this tour?

Yes, no under 15s are permitted due to adult content references.

Are service animals allowed on this tour?

Yes, service animals are allowed.

Will there be opportunities for photos during the tour?

Yes, there are many photo stops along the route at key filming locations.

What’s included

Your walk includes all guiding services from an expert who saw much of Bridgerton filmed right here in Bath—plus historical anecdotes and an optional fun quiz at the end to test your memory of each location. No building entries needed; just bring comfy shoes and curiosity for Regency drama brought to life outdoors.