Film

My Policeman Walking Tour
Brighton

Walk the sun-drenched streets, grand squares, and sea-facing promenades where Tom, Marion, and Patrick navigated love, duty, and desire in 1950s Brighton.

6 stops · 3.2 km

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Every Stop Has a Story

The Elegant Encounter

The Regency square where the trio keep up appearances, hiding a servants' tunnel built in the 1830s to keep domestic staff out of sight.

The Boundary Statue

The statue marking the border between Brighton and Hove, echoing the emotional line the characters walk between duty and desire.

A Quiet Confession

A Brighton café so unchanged since the 1950s the production barely had to touch it for Tom and Marion's quiet conversations.

The Secret Liaison

The museum where Patrick works as curator in the novel, once built as the Prince Regent's stables for exercising his horses.

The Grand Entrance

The exotic Pavilion grounds where the trio performs friendship in public, built for a king who later became so unpopular he tunnelled to avoid being seen.

The First Spark

The pier where Tom and Marion's courtship begins, the only one of Brighton's three original piers still standing today.

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