Bridgerton Walking Tour of Filming Locations & Storylines - Bath
Description
This is a BRIDGERTON film location tour from me, a long standing guide in Bath with 20 years of experience. We will see all of the following plus so much more. # Lady Danbury's house - The Duke in residence # The Featheringtons' abode # The Gunter's tea shop # Lady Dee's Hat Emporium # Modiste's dress shop # Siena's dwelling # The Market I INCLUDE A FUN QUIZ (optional) to see how much you have remembered. We promenade the cobbled streets of Bath cleverly disguised as Grosvenor Square London unfolding the story of BRIDGERTON with references to all the other locations used to bring the wonderful Regency story to life. I will include actual historical anecdotes to enhance this ADDED TV & OTHER FILMINGS IN BATH also mentioned. My tour guide delivery will be upbeat and entertaining, not just facts, hopefully to make your engaging and fun. Many photo stops will be possible during the tour as I fully explain the locations and where they appeared in BRIDGERTON
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The film locations in Bath where it is used as Grosvenor Square in London in the filming of the period drama BRIDGERTON and the back story of each location in the production. We see Danbury House, The Duke's London residence. The Featheringtons' abode Modiste's dress shop Lady Dee's Hat Emporium Gunter's Tea Shop Siena's house The Market Square We explore the cobbled streets of Bath cleverly use to bring this drama to life. How they were used and cut into other locations in England to make this seamless production. Explanation on the other locations will be unfolded. The relevant history of the Georgian/Regency period with be explained to give the back story. I was actually in Bath during the filming and saw much of this happening whilst conducting my own guided tours We do not enter buildings on this tour and to be fair the outsides used are not normally the same as the interiors in the final production.
Modiste - Covent Garden - Horse & Hop - Bath Street for Whistledown & Simon's arrival. The Ramsbury ballroom - Great Pulteney Street -Lady Danbury's abode - Gunter's tea shop - Carriage scenes with Eliose - Queen Square -The Assembly Rooms and The Royal Crescent as The Featherington's house and so much more.
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Important Information
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- No under 15 years old permitted - Adult content
Reviews(223)
Hands down the best walking tour I’ve ever done. Paul was a genius for inventing this tour, he’s done deep research, and he’s super funny. I’d read the reviews that said he was grumpy, doesn’t wait for people to keep up, blah blah blah, and because of that context actually was hoping for some grumping lol. But Paul was a delight. Best money spent on this trip!
Good experience, guide was great
An excellent walking tour, very informativ and funny! I leaned a LOT of Bath as well. The guide was excellent!
Great tour for Bridgerton or early 19th century fans
Thank you for such positive feedback Paul Elliott as City of Bath Guides
He started on time. The guide toured offers us the information about the place, the Bridgeton series number and the conversation between the characters. It was beautiful know Bath that way. The tour guide had pictures about the place in Bridgerton series.
I try to rein-act an authentic experience of Bridgerton. Thanks for seeing that. Paul Elliott as City of Bath Guides
Very enjoyable 2-hour walk around Bath visiting the Bridgerton filming location. The guide, Paul was excellent and used pictures from the show at most of the places we visited. There was about a dozen on the tour, so not a large mob, which meant we could get between stops fairly quickly. Paul is an experienced guide with good sense of humour. A great tour if like us you we have visited Bath many times. If it is a first visit, then this a fantastic introduction to the city, and select places Netflix haven't used yet. Fantastic Value For Money!
Thank you for such an accurate, positive review of all I present with Bridgerton and Bath. Paul Elliott as City of Bath Guides
I was looking forward to this tour, but it wasn’t long before I realized that my tour guide was not an inclusive individual, and therefore, no matter how much I wanted to see and learn about Bridgerton and the sights/sites the tour guide ruined the magic of the experience.
What utter rubbish. There is a phenomenal amount of brilliant Bridgerton content enthusiastically delivered throughout the tour. I can't even find a 'Greg' to see if this is a real person who actually booked the tour. Other reviews are available luckily.
I enjoyed having the pictures to remind me of the season and episode for each bldg/area we visited. You will get a really nice walk in so if you're not able to walk and go up a hill, this will not be for you.
I arrived promptly at 11 to be scolded for being late and told that 'the train would have left'. The tour guide referred to one woman who answered a question as being a 'gullible female', then remarked that tourists didn't follow the English rules and walk on the left. Apart from being a grumpy curmudgeon, Paul Elliot was very knowledgeable about Bridgerton characters, scenes and locations. He had done a lot of research and quizzed us about Bridgerton. His knowledge and insights into the series were faultless.
Latecomers find it necessary to find 'fault' to justify their shortcomings. Comic quips quoted out of context bear no relevance. Other comments are best 'left' where they deserve. If your timekeeping was faultless maybe you would have appreciated the tour without pointless references.
Paul our guide was incredibly knowledgeable and also very entertaining as he walked us around the various film sets. He had cleverly produced cards of stills from the series that could be seen in situ which added to the experience. He ran a quiz and our American girls knew all the answers and put us to shame but they are clearly Bridgerton mega fans. Regarding Bridgerton- personally I haven’t watched more than a few episodes as during the pandemic I was working in the NHS setting up and then running a vaccination hub . I booked the walking tour mainly because I just love Bath and its architecture ❤️
