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Surrounded by stunning Georgian architecture, it feels like you’ve stepped back in time, and it’s no wonder this city has been used as a filming location for Netflix’s Bridgerton

Britain boasts countless cities, each with its own unique character, but one historic gem stands out as possibly England’s most stunning. Its streets exude a timeless charm and relaxed atmosphere, featuring an eclectic mix of independent boutiques and upmarket retailers, while food lovers will find themselves spoilt for choice.

Now, Bath in Somerset looks set to become an even bigger draw for tourists as visitors discover this enchanting city has served as the backdrop for some of Netflix’s most talked-about releases. The globally acclaimed series Bridgerton filmed scenes throughout this Georgian city – and with the latest series now available on Netflix, eagle-eyed fans might recognise some Bath landmarks.

The city also played host to the three-part Agatha Christie Netflix adaptation ‘Seven Dials’, featuring Mia McKenna Bruce, Helena Bonham Carter and Martin Freeman.

I paid a visit last year, though it wasn’t my first trip as I’m based in a nearby county – yet this magnificent place never fails to leave me awestruck. While it has an affluent feel, ordinary residents call Bath home, too.

The city appears pristine and secure, with no shortage of distinctive shops to peruse or purchase from. Magnificent residential areas such as the Royal Crescent in Bath harken back to the 1700s, serving as perfect filming locations for costume dramas, reports the Express.

Properties on Bath’s Royal Crescent have an average selling price of £585,000, as per Rightmove. However, if that’s a bit steep for you, there are plenty of stunning period holiday homes available for short stays while you explore these famous filming locations.

You can actually step foot inside No. 1 Royal Crescent, the fictional home of Bridgerton’s Featherington family. This curved street also served as the backdrop for many of the show’s most memorable scenes.

The Georgian property, No. 1 Royal Crescent, has been converted into a museum, adorned and furnished in the style of the late 1700s, allowing visitors to “step into the lives of the Featheringtons”.

With recent releases from Netflix and BBC, Bath is being tipped as the UK’s “next biggest tourism destination” for 2026. But the city has long been a popular spot for tourists, thanks to its historical landmarks, unique Roman Baths and connections to famed English author, Jane Austen.

To help fans plan the ultimate getaway and immerse themselves in the worlds of Bridgerton and Seven Dials, a UK holiday lodge provider has delved deep into the internet to uncover the Georgian city’s most iconic filming locations from both hit shows.

According to research by holidaylodges.co.uk, there are five must-visit filming locations in Bath.

At the city’s North Parade Buildings, you can follow in the footsteps of Martin Freeman and Mia McKenna Bruce. These honey-coloured old buildings form part of a Grade II listed Georgian terrace.

The leafy location sits near Bath Abbey, which also features in Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials.

The stunning North Parade Buildings can be seen during a sequence where ‘Bundle’ (portrayed by Bruce) tails Superintendent Battle (Freeman).

Meanwhile, Bath’s Great Pulteney Street serves as the setting for Seven Dials’ action-packed car chase sequence. This thoroughfare is frequently described as the city’s most impressive street, stretching towards the magnificent Pulteney Bridge.

This location also serves as an excellent starting point for enthusiasts keen to discover Bridgerton filming locations, with the Holbourne Museum and the Royal Crescent just a brief stroll away.

The cobblestoned Abbey Green square in the city appeared in both Seven Dials and Bridgerton, making it essential viewing for period drama enthusiasts. In Bridgerton, the Abbey Deli frontage in this location doubled as the ‘Modiste’ dress boutique.

Meanwhile, at The Holbourne Museum, guests can discover Lady Danbury’s rather grand home, wandering around the refined exterior and stunning grounds of the museum as though visiting Lady Danbury’s opulent residence in Bridgerton.

The finest accommodation options near Bath, for enthusiasts wanting to transform their screen-inspired visit into a rural retreat, features gorgeous lodging just 30 minutes’ drive from the city, according to holidaylodges.co.uk.

Midnight Moon, a chic, luxury timber-framed lodge boasting a peaceful setting and stunning outdoor area, serves as an ideal base for a restful and scenic retreat near these thrilling filming locations. Rates begin at £465 per night.

The Barn in Wiltshire presents another excellent choice for a peaceful rural escape close to Bath. Featuring French doors opening onto a private courtyard, this superb wooden-clad barn is well-suited for a family, small group or two couples, with prices starting from £171 per night.