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Bath Bridgerton walking tour of filming location with Mobile App

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$6.99

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Relive Bridgerton’s world in Bath, strolling Regency streets, ball venues, and hidden Georgian gems.

Highlights 


  • Enjoy a tour narrated with Bridgerton’s signature intrigue and humor, making you feel part of the ton every step of the way. 

  • Explore real filming locations like Lady Danbury’s residence (Holburne Museum), the Featherington House (No. 1 Royal Crescent), and iconic ballrooms in the Assembly Rooms and Guildhall. 

  • Uncover filming secrets, like CGI transformations, hidden modern details, and Queen Elizabeth’s surprise interruption during a shoot. 

  • Dive into Regency customs like matchmaking balls and afternoon tea, while reliving memorable scenes like Daphne and Simon’s first meeting. 

  • Capture stunning photos at Beauford Square, the Royal Crescent, and Pulteney Bridge, all while soaking in Bath’s Georgian charm. 

Preview Stop

Modiste
00:00 / 01:04
Dearest listeners, what is a well-to-do lady without a proper wardrobe? And what is a wardrobe without a visit to the finest modiste in town? Oh yes, the dressmaker to the ton, Madame Delacroix, knows more than just the latest trends in silks and satins. The threads she weaves are not merely cloth, but tales of the scandalous lives of London’s elite. The Abbey Deli in front of you was used as a filming location for the Modiste, the elegant dress shop where the high-society women of Bridgerton come to gossip while Madame Delacroix worked her magic on their gowns. Take a look at the pictures and you'll notice how the windows here match the ones from the show. Now, as they say, when the ladies of the ton have too much time on their hands, gossip flows like wine. And what better place for it than in the private corners of a fitting room? You might remember one of these moments from the series when Lady Bridgerton used one of her fittings to quietly slip some crucial information to Madame Delacroix. It was about Nigel Berbrooke, the scandalous suitor. Lady Bridgerton made sure that word about his illegitimate child spread just enough to save Daphne from marrying him. Dresses and secrets—it’s all part of the fabric of the ton. Speaking of fabrics and costumes, did you know that there were more than seven and a half thousand costume pieces designed for just the first season of the show? The leading lady Daphne Bridgerton, played by Phoebe Dynevor, had a whopping one hundred and four costume changes. You might have noticed, the fashion in Bridgerton is an interpretation of what people would have been wearing during the Regency era, but with a contemporary upgrade. The Featherington family's floral prints in bright pinks, yellows, and oranges are definitely more modern, and the heavy jewel embellishments on the gowns are more extravagant than they would have been in the actual time period. While much of the hairstyle and costume design harks back to the Regency era, many creative choices for key characters span different decades. For instance, Daphne’s curled bangs were inspired by Audrey Hepburn’s iconic look in War and Peace, and Queen Charlotte’s Afro in the series was based on Beyoncé’s style in Austin Powers: Goldmember. Our next stop is the door with a triangular pediment above it. You can find it just beside the Modiste.
About this activity 

Free Cancellation 

  • Cancel up to 2 hours in advance for a full refund 

Valid 365 days 

  • Tour is valid for 1 year and can be used multiple times 

Language Options  

  • English | French | German | Spanish | Italian | Dutch | Polish | Russian | Portuguese

Duration  

  • 1 hour and 30 minutes

Starting point

Modiste- google maps - Google maps

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Itinerary
The Jane Austen Centre
Pass by the Jane Austen center which gives us the perfect stop to delve in the Regency era and the Bridgerton series.
Bath
Discover different squares, shops and streets that formed the background for memorable scenes in the Bridgerton series
The Royal Crescent
Take in one of the most famous architectural gems in Bath and learn about the role it played in the series
Assembly Rooms
Stop by the locations where the balls were filmed.
Holburne Museum
End in front of a facade that is familiar to all viewers of the series. Along the way learn about life in the regency era and trivia regarding the show
Full Description
Dearest listener, my friends call me Lady Whistledown. It is my pleasure to accompany you on this most delightful journey through the very heart of the Bridgerton world. Along the way, we shall pay a visit to the modiste for a dress fitting, stroll through a lively market, and of course, call upon none other than the Featheringtons and the indomitable Lady Danbury herself. Our adventure would not be complete without an indulgent afternoon tea and a grand ball or two, where we may witness scenes as soul-stirring as they are scandalous. And worry not, dear friend, for I shall ensure we uncover every secret, every whispered intrigue, as we explore Bath’s many filming locations for the Bridgerton series. After all, what is a tour without a bit of scandal to keep things interesting?
Important Information 


  • Instructions with link to app and how to access the tour will be sent to your email post checkout  

  • You can gain instant access to the tour by downloading the app and buying the tour on the app. 

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