Bridgerton Walking Tour London | StoryStride: Walking Tours

The National Trust mansion, once famous for 1930s celebrity parties, whose courtyard hosts the Full Moon Ball.

Henry VIII's appropriated Tudor palace, its 1702 gardens now the backdrop for Queen Charlotte's promenading ton.

A former Bridgettine abbey turned ducal estate, its conservatory the setting for the ball where Anthony first meets the Sharmas.

A grand villa never actually meant to be lived in, now the backdrop for Colin and Penelope's public engagement.

The Louis XIV-style interiors so convincingly royal that much of The Crown was filmed here too.

The Wren-designed church, rebuilt after Blitz bomb damage, where Anthony and Edwina's wedding falls apart.

Founded by reformers in 1836, this Pall Mall gentlemen's club plays Anthony Bridgerton's own club on screen.

The Tudor palace where three monarchs were born, now the on-screen backdrop for the London streets selling Whistledown's newsletter.

The naval chapel, rebuilt after a devastating fire, where Colin and Penelope are married.

A Georgian house once home to a princess, standing in for the Bridgertons' own home on Grosvenor Square.

Bridgerton Walking Tour
London