Bath: Bridgerton Walking Tour & Filming Locations with Music

Summary

Walk Bath’s Bridgerton filming spots with show music in your ears

You’ll step into Bridgerton’s world as you walk through Bath with music from the show playing in your headphones. See Lady Danbury’s home at the Holburne Museum, stand in the grand Assembly Rooms used for ball scenes, and hear stories from your local guide that bring each spot to life. You might find yourself humming along — or just seeing Bath with new eyes.

What’s the experience like?

The first thing I noticed was the click of my own shoes echoing against Bath’s old stone, but then our guide handed out these headphones — suddenly, the city had a soundtrack. It was the Bridgerton score, and honestly, it changed how everything felt. The Holburne Museum looked almost familiar from the show, but up close you see the chipped paint on the columns and a couple of students laughing on the steps. Our guide (I think her name was Ellie?) pointed at a window and said, “That’s where Lady Danbury made her entrance.” Someone next to me hummed along to the violins. I tried not to grin too much.

We wandered through streets I’d never have found alone — some corners smelled like coffee from little cafés, others just rain on limestone. The Assembly Rooms were next; they’re bigger than I expected and you can almost picture those ballroom scenes if you squint past the modern bits. Ellie told us about how many times they had to reset for one dance scene because of squeaky shoes. I kept thinking about all the layers: real people living here, actors pretending, us sort of floating between both worlds with our headphones on. It was oddly moving.

I’m not even a huge Bridgerton fan (my friend is), but hearing that music while looking up at those buildings — it got under my skin a bit. There were moments when I forgot we were on a tour at all; it just felt like being inside someone else’s story for an hour or so. If you’re curious about filming locations or just want to see Bath in a different way, this day trip from central Bath is easy to join and surprisingly personal. Still think about that soundtrack sometimes when I walk down quiet streets back home.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Bridgerton filming locations walking tour

• Join 90-minute guided walking tour
• Wear headphones for Bridgerton music
• See Lady Danbury's home exterior
• View ball scenes locations
• Visit Bath Assembly Rooms ballroom

Top questions

How long is the Bridgerton walking tour in Bath?

The guided walking tour lasts approximately 90 minutes.

Are headphones provided during the tour?

Yes, headphones are included so you can listen to music and sounds from Bridgerton as you walk.

Which filming locations will I see?

You’ll see key locations like Lady Danbury’s home (Holburne Museum) and the Bath Assembly Rooms used for ballroom scenes.

Is this tour suitable for all fitness levels?

Yes, it is suitable for all physical fitness levels.

Can service animals join this tour?

Yes, service animals are allowed on this walking tour.

Is public transportation available nearby?

Yes, there are public transportation options close to the meeting point in Bath.

I have spinal injuries — is this recommended?

This tour is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries due to walking requirements.

What’s included

Your day includes use of personal headphones so you can enjoy Bridgerton’s music as you explore Bath’s filming locations with your guide; sites include Lady Danbury's home at Holburne Museum and ballroom scenes at Bath Assembly Rooms before finishing back near central Bath.