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The Immortal Man filming locations

Filming locations to visit in Britain

The Immortal Man filming locations 

Cillian Murphy is stepping back into Tommy Shelby’s shoes for the hotly anticipated film sequel to Peaky Blinders. Like the TV series, Netflix’s The Immortal Man promises to put Britain’s star-studded landscapes in the spotlight. So far, the gang have been spotted filming in Liverpool, north Wales and the West Midlands.  

The Immortal Man filming locations in Britain 

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Aerial view of a long viaduct spanning river in an autumnal setting

St George’s Hall, Liverpool 

From The Batman to Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, St George’s Hall is no stranger to the screen. Take a guided tour of this neoclassical building, where you’ll fall in love with the grand Concert Room and peek into the prison cells. 

Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, Llangollen 

A suitably dramatic location for the gang’s antics, the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct is the highest canal aqueduct in the world. You can walk across it, but for the ultimate thrill try canoeing instead.  

Dudley Canal, West Midlands 

The West Midlands was the stomping ground of the real-life Peaky Blinders, so it’s only fitting that it appears in The Immortal Man. Take a relaxing cruise along the Dudley Canal, or head below ground to uncover the canal’s secrets. 

Hamnet filming locations

Hamnet filming locations 

A fictional retelling of Shakespeare’s family life, Hamnet is adapted from Maggie O’Farrell’s bestselling novel. Film crews descended on one of Herefordshire’s quaint villages, famous for its half-timbered houses.  

Hamnet filming locations in Britain 

Weobley, Herefordshire 

Travel back in time in Weobley, with its black-and-white Tudor houses. Don’t miss Weobley Castle, which dates to the end of the 11th century. The Weobley Trail takes in all the key sites, as well as the breathtaking Herefordshire countryside.  

My Oxford Year filming locations

My Oxford Year filming locations 

Romcom fans, this one’s for you. My Oxford Year is a love story set in the City of Dreaming Spires, and both Oxford and Windsor are used as filming locations in the movie. 

My Oxford Year filming locations in Britain 

Just an hour by train from London and you’re in the city of dreaming spires.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Jon Attenborough

Man looking up at a historical building with dome

Lovers of The Crown can wrap themselves in royalty, as this town is about as regal as it gets.

Photo by: Royal Collection Trust / © His Majesty King Charles III 2022

Guards marching, Windsor Castle

The Seven Dials Mystery filming locations

The Seven Dials Mystery filming locations 

Almost 100 years after it was first published, Agatha Christie’s detective novel is being made into a Netflix series. Rumour has it filming locations for The Seven Dials Mystery include Bath, Bristol and Somerset, all in the south-west of England. 

The Seven Dials Mystery filming locations in Britain 

A wellness retreat for the Romans, with elegant Georgian architecture around every corner.

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Woman swimming in a swimming pool at a spa

Cool and creative, Bristol is a must-visit for art, culture and action-packed adventure.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Rod Edwards

Lit up hot air balloons and fireworks in the night sky

Peppered with rolling hills, ancient woodlands and unique local flavours, Somerset is calling out to be explored.

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Crowd at Glastonbury Festival

Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale filming locations

Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale filming locations 

It’s farewell to the Crawleys as the Downton Abbey film trilogy concludes with style. Naturally, Highclere Castle – Downton Abbey itself – plays a leading role, but Harrogate and Ripon in North Yorkshire also find themselves in the limelight. 

Downton Abbey 3 filming locations in Britain 

Highclere, England

Step inside the real Downton Abbey.

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Food truck and direction signs at a festival at Highclere Castle with house behind
Harrogate, England

Indulge and relax at Harrogate’s ornate Turkish Baths.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Sam Barker

Couple wearing white bathrobes relaxing in the spa

The Fantastic Four: First Steps filming locations

The Fantastic Four: First Steps filming locations 

The big screen’s favourite superhero quartet is back – and so is Britain. Cast and crew for The Fantastic Four: First Steps have been spied filming in Dorset’s Durdle Door and in the southern Peak District National Park.   

The Fantastic Four: First Steps filming locations in Britain 

For hikers, cyclists, horse riders and thrill seekers, the Peak District offers adventures galore.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Jon Attenborough

Location: The Peak District, England

Woman skipping on rocks at edge of hill. Landscape view
Wareham, England

Curving over the waves, this natural stone arch sits just off a pretty shingle beach – and can be reached on foot from Lulworth Cove.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Pawel Libera

Location: Dorset

A couple walking on the clifftop in Dorset

Jurassic World Rebirth filming locations

Jurassic World Rebirth filming locations 

Ever wondered what it’s like to walk with dinosaurs? Well, you can follow in their tracks in Greenwich, where Jurassic World Rebirth was filmed. You might also encounter Batman, James Bond and even Jack Sparrow: The Dark Knight Rises, Skyfall and Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides were all shot here. 

Jurassic World Rebirth filming locations in Britain 

London, England

Once home to the Royal Navy, this spectacular estate was designed by Sir Christopher Wren and has witnessed 600 years of history.

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Man walking up a staircase. Painted night sky on ceiling

The Salt Path filming locations

The Salt Path filming locations 

The South West Coast Path is the star of the show in this touching film, which tells the story of Raynor and Moth Winn’s epic journey around the south-west of England. Discover Devon and Cornwall’s cliffs and coves on your own adventure around this rugged corner of Britain. 

The Salt Path filming locations in Britain

Cornwall, England

With narrow winding streets and whitewashed cottages dotted around the harbour, it’s easy to see why this pretty fishing village made it on the big screen.

Photo by: VisitBritain/@themissmarple

Location: Port Isaac, England

A coastal village scene
Devon, England

One of the main filming locations for film The Salt Path (2025), look out for dolphins and peregrine falcons as you gaze out to sea across these jagged rocky cliffs.

Photo by: VisitBritain/@themissmarple

Location: Cornwall, England

A woman walks along a coastal path with sea and headland in the distance
Somerset, England

Marking one end of the South West Coast Path, as seen in the film adaptation of The Salt Path, there's water sports, amusement arcades and wildlife to experience.

Photo by: Alamy Stock Photo

Location: Minehead, England

Child on the beach playing
Newquay, England

Surf’s up at this bay, with sandy beaches and windswept dunes. This rugged landscape can be seen in Poldark, James Bond: Die Another Day, and The Salt Path.

Photo by: VisitBritain/National Trust/@themissmarple

Location: Holywell, Cornwall, England

A woman walks through a cave on a beach
Cornwall, England

Tuck into Rick Stein’s fish and chips in this picturesque working harbour which features in the 2025 film, The Salt Path.

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Children on harbour wall fishing for crabs
Devon, England

Clinging to the cliffside, this beautiful village is an unforgettable place to visit. Look out for its cobbled street tumbling down to the sea in the film, The Salt Path (2025).

Photo by: VisitBritain

Location: Devon, England

Woman sitting on harbour wall looking down on orw boats

Filming locations to visit in Britain

28 Years Later filming locations

The latest addition to Danny Boyle’s spine-tingling series, 28 Years Later promises even more thrills and chills. Rest assured its British filming locations are anything but frightful: Northumberland, which plays a starring role, is brimming with blockbuster views and A-list experiences.

28 Years Later filming locations in Britain

Hexham, England

A haven for hikers, cyclists and art lovers, this wild nature reserve has an outdoor sculpture trail and stargazing observatory.

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Female hiker with a backpack and walking poles, hiking through the countryside of Kilder in Northumberland at sunrise
Berwick-upon-Tweed, England

This ‘holy island’ attracts pilgrims from all over the world: it’s a peaceful spot, cut off from the mainland at high tide.

Photo by: VisitBritain

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Brampton, England

Combine tangible history with breathtaking walks, museums and glorious countryside along these ancient Roman ramparts.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Thomas Heaton

View along Hadrian's Wall at sunset
Cheddar, England

Discover soaring cliffs and spectacular caves, sculpted by the elements over many thousands of years.

Photo by: National Trust Images/John Mill

The view from Gorge Walk at Cheddar Gorge, Somerset
Ripon, England

This incredibly well-preserved and impressively imposing Cistercian monastery, founded around 1132, went on to become one of the richest monasteries of its time.

Photo by: National Trust Images/Chris Lac

A young couple walking through the grounds of Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden, North Yorkshire

Rothbury, Northumberland

Rumour has it that Rothbury will make a cameo in 28 Years Later – so there’s no better time to visit. Make this traditional market town, with its thriving high street and quaint tea rooms, your base for exploring the Northumberland National Park. Cragside, the cutting-edge Victorian mansion that’s a film star in its own right, is a short drive away.

Filming locations to visit in Britain

All Creatures Great and Small filming locations

This cosy TV show about a trio of vets in the 1930s and 1940s was set and filmed in picturesque Yorkshire, and based on the beloved book series by James Herriot. Watch it on Channel 5 in Britain, or PBS in the US. 

All Creatures Great and Small locations in Britain 

Bradford, England

It’s full steam ahead, with vintage trains, beer fairs and even a chance to drive a locomotive for yourself.

Photo by: Keighley & Worth Valley Railway

Location: Bradford, England

Steam train travelling along tracks in the countryside
Ilkley, England

A favourite local destination for hiking, this Yorkshire landscape is a joy to explore year-round.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Scott Salt

A rock climber considering a descent
Malham, England

From easy rambles to long-distance hikes, the Yorkshire Dales is blessed with spectacular walking routes.

Photo by: VisitBritain/MattCant

Location: Malham Cove

People walking on the limestone pavement above the cliffs
Grassington

This charming market town with its cobbled square is quintessential Yorkshire, and doubled up as the town of Darrowby in the show. Stop for a pint in the Devonshire pub, also known as The Drover’s Arms! 

Broughton Hall

This lavish, Grade I listed stately home is where posh Mrs Pumphrey lives in the show, but you can visit its peaceful grounds inhabited by native cattle, and grab a bite to eat in its healthy Walled Garden Bistro. 

World of James Herriot

Fans of the show won’t want to miss this quirky museum, at the spot where James Herriot lived, worked and wrote the original book series. The fully restored 1940s home lets you step straight into the scene! 

Filming locations to visit in Britain

One Day filming locations in Edinburgh and beyond

The on-off relationship between Emma and Dexter in One Day takes them around Britain and beyond – but it’s Scotland’s capital, Edinburgh, where their love story begins. The Netflix adaptation of David Nicholls’ bestselling novel follows the pair as they reunite on the same day each year.  

One Day locations in Britain 

 

Edinburgh, Scotland

Climb to Arthur’s Seat and be rewarded with spectacular 360-degree views of Edinburgh and the Lothians.

Location: Edinburgh, Scotland

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Hertfordshire, England

Immortalised in films such as Batman Begins and Paddington 2, Hatfield House is a sparkling example of Jacobean architecture.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Bugo Echem

Man, woman and child playing in formal garden of large country house
London, England

Climb to the top for the best views of north London, before checking out the colourful neighbourhood.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Melissa Bocks

Sunny autumn view over Primrose Hill and London skyline in the background
Parliament Hill Lido, London

This open-air pool in Hampstead Heath is perfect for a dip during the warmer months. Emma takes a swim here in One Day

Vennel Steps, Edinburgh 

In one of the most romantic scenes in One Day, Emma and Dexter share a goodbye kiss at the Vennel Steps. In July 2024, Netflix unveiled a plaque at the steps paying tribute to the pair’s story.  

Wicked Little Letters filming locations

Wicked Little Letters filming locations

A poison pen scandal transfixes a small English town in Wicked Little Letters, starring Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley. Based on an astonishing true story, the film is set in 1920s Littlehampton, in West Sussex, but actually filmed in other South East England towns including Arundel and Worthing.  

Wicked Little Letters locations in Britain

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Arundel, West Sussex 

Quaint Arundel’s crowning glory is its castle, with nearly a thousand years of history to its name. Explore its traditional streets, as seen in Wicked Little Letters – look out for the high street, Bond Street and Tarrant Street in the film. Visit the town’s museum to find out more about its story and its people, or for outdoorsy fun, head to the nearby South Downs National Park

Worthing, East Sussex 

From its arts trails and galleries to its thriving shopping scene, sea-breezy Worthing is a pleasure to visit all year round. Take a stroll along its shingle beach, just like Edith and Rose in Wicked Little Letters, and have fun on its Victorian pier, where you’ll find the Art on the Pier outdoor gallery. Also spotted in the film is the family-friendly Worthing Lido Entertainment Centre. 

Back to Black

Back to Black filming locations

She was one of Britain’s most recognisable musicians, with her trademark beehive hairdo, sweeping eyeliner – and not least her incredible, soulful voice. Back to Black chronicles Amy Winehouse’s turbulent rise to fame, soundtracked by some of her most famous songs. Filming took place in and around Winehouse’s old north London stomping ground, including colourful Camden Town.  

Back to Black locations in Britain

London, England

Explore London’s alternative side, with live music, street food and the eclectic Camden Market.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Martina Boggian

A woman sitting on a bench smiling and holding a lollipop
London, England

Uncover a secret walking route passing through the heart of the city.

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A canal boat moving down Regent's Canal in north London.
London, England

Climb to the top for the best views of north London, before checking out the colourful neighbourhood.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Melissa Bocks

Sunny autumn view over Primrose Hill and London skyline in the background
Ronnie Scott’s, Soho

London’s go-to spot for jazz and blues has welcomed acts including Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Wonder and, of course, Amy Winehouse. 

Bar Italia, Soho  

Winehouse and her father would regularly visit this Soho staple, so it’s fitting that it’s the backdrop for a key scene in Back to Black

London Zoo, Regent’s Park 

The world’s oldest scientific zoo, London Zoo is the destination for Winehouse and Blake Fielder-Civil’s first date in Back to Black

Masters of the Air

Masters of the Air filming locations

From the creative minds of Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg comes this American war drama. Masters of the Air is a 2024 TV series that depicts the story of the Eighth Air Force, known as the Mighty Eighth, and their fight against Hitler and Nazi Germany during the Second World War.

The real-life events that inspired the show took place historically across the East of England, specifically Norwich, Ely, Cambridge, Bury St Edmunds, and the the Broads National Park. Production and filming took place in Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire, including the city of Oxford, with Austin Butler, Callum Turner and Anthony Boyle in starring roles.

Masters of the Air locations in Britain

Aylesbury

Just past the northern reaches of the picturesque Chiltern Hills you’ll discover the Vale of Aylesbury. Its Old Quarter comes alive with history and heritage, from the Old County Hall in Market Square to St Mary’s Church. Nearby Waddesdon Manor is a real showstopper; a French Renaissance-style château built in the 1870s.

Abingdon–on–Thames

Look beyond Oxford, six miles south in fact, and you’ll uncover a hidden Oxfordshire gem, Abingdon-on-Thames. With a history from the Saxon era, it holds the title of England’s oldest continuously inhabited town. History buffs will love the late-15th-century Abbey Gateway, while explorers can hop aboard a self-drive motorboat for a unique way to see this market town.

Didcot Railway Centre

Get an insider look at locomotives at Didcot Railway Centre. From spying Victorian steam powered machines to getting into the controls at The Signalling Centre, there’s over 200 years of railway history to discover. Hailed as the ‘Living Museum of the Great Western Railway’, join a Discovery Day for a journey through the original 1932 Engine Shed.

Norwich, England

Discover the historic locations behind the United States Eighth Air Force’s friendly occupation across Norwich and Norfolk during World War Two.

Photo by: Visit Norwich/The American Library

Location: Norwich, England

The doors to the American Library in Norwich

Argylle

Argylle filming locations

Spy drama Argylle’s star-studded line-up includes Henry Cavill, Bryce Dallas Howard, Bryan Cranston and English-Albanian singer and songwriter Dua Lipa in her acting debut. The 2024 film tells the story of a top-notch spy suffering from amnesia and his quest for revenge.

Argylle locations in Britain

Inverarary, Scotland

A fusion of modernity, baroque, palladian and gothic, Inveraray Castle was inspired by a sketch from the architect that brought Blenheim Palace and Castle Howard to Britain.

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A view across the grounds of Inveraray Castle
Ballachulish, Scotland

Known for its white-water routes and appearances on the big screen, Glen Etive is an unmissable Scottish spot.

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West Wycombe, England

A jewel in the Chilterns, explore 45 acres of parkland around the Italianate villa, or discover Wycombe Village and Wycombe Hall for dramatic views and quaint lanes.

Photo by: NTPL/John Millar

Visitors taking photographs at West Wycombe Park, Buckinghamshire
Edinburgh’s Parliament Square

In the heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town, wander the cobbled pathways to discover Parliament Square. Part of the city’s iconic Royal Mile, you’ll find Parliament House which houses the Supreme Courts of Scotland.

Fitzrovia

From immersing yourself into life-size Monopoly, to swinging a club at mini golf and getting into eccentric art – cool Fitzrovia has you covered. Located in London’s bohemian Borough of Camden, it’s buzzing with bars and restaurants bursting with international flavours.

Kent and East Sussex Railway

Ride into heritage and history at the Kent and Sussex Railway. Follow the railway walk which lies on the fringes of the High Weald National Landscape, or discover steam locomotives and diesel railcars at the railway museum.

Wonka

Wonka filming locations in Bath, London, Oxford and beyond

A chocolate lover’s paradise, Wonka reprises everyone’s favourite eccentric founder and creator, Willy Wonka. Played by Timothée Chalamet, the film was released in December 2023 and follows the young chocolatier and his adventures opening the world-renowned chocolate factory. British actors Olivia Colman and Rowan Atkinson also join the cast.

Wonka locations in Britain

A wellness retreat for the Romans, with elegant Georgian architecture around every corner.

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Woman swimming in a swimming pool at a spa
Dorset, England

From fishing and fossil hunting to exhilarating boat tours, there’s heaps of ways to explore Lyme Regis and the Jurassic Coast.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Andreas Lostromos

Aerial view of people on sandy beach and swimming in sea

Just an hour by train from London and you’re in the city of dreaming spires.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Jon Attenborough

Man looking up at a historical building with dome
Mapledurham

Set around the banks of the River Thames, Mapledurham is a quaint village in Oxfordshire. From its historic watermill, to Mapledurham House, headquarters of the Mapledurham Estate, it’s played a starring role in many a film, including thriller The Eagle Has Landed.

Verulamium Park

Embark on a nature-infused exploration of 100 acres of parkland at St Albans’ Verulamium Park. A sanctuary in the cathedral city, it’s a hotbed for wildlife. Keen twitchers can spot birds across the ornamental lake, while walkers can enjoy part of the Ver River Trail. You can spy another Wonka filming location in St Albans at nearby Abbey Mill Lane.

Napoleon

Napoleon filming locations

This film of epic proportions, which sees Joaquin Phoenix star as French leader Napoleon, kicked off its filming at Lincoln Cathedral, the historic building which celebrated 950 years of existence in 2022. Telling a tale of love and power, the movie follows the French military general during his rise to leadership. 

Napoleon locations in Britain

Woodstock, England

Britain’s greatest palace is in the Cotswolds – the magnificent Blenheim Palace, birthplace of Winston Churchill.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Marina Comes

Location: Blenheim Palace

Woman walking in Blenheim Palace gardens surrounded by greenery
Lincoln, England

An unmissable feat of architecture, Lincoln’s Cathedral has been towering over the city and county for over 950 years.

Photo by: Chris Vaughan Photography

A tour group on a tour of Lincoln Cathedral, looking at a stained glass window
London, England

Edge south of central London and you’ll find the historic borough of Greenwich, including free entry to the National Maritime Museum.

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Maritime Museum Greenwich
Boughton House

A hidden treasure in Northamptonshire’s countryside, Boughton House is a fusion of British and French style. Inherited by the first Duke of Montagu in 1683, French architectural influences fill the once-Tudor building. Visit now for house tours, from the Kings Tour to Beds, Books and Beyond, escorted by insightful guides revealing all the secrets of the house.

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny filming locations

A movie franchise like no other, Harrison Ford returned in the summer of 2023 as the world’s favourite archaeologist-cum-explorer. The fifth and final instalment in the saga sees Antonio Banderas and British actor Phoebe Waller-Bridge join the cast.

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny locations in Britain

Bamburgh, England

Overlooking the golden sands of Bamburgh beach, this magnificent fortress is one of Britain’s biggest inhabited castles.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Chris Ceasar

View from a distance of a castle on hill near a beach
Berwick-upon-Tweed, England

This ‘holy island’ attracts pilgrims from all over the world: it’s a peaceful spot, cut off from the mainland at high tide.

Photo by: VisitBritain

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Pickering, England

Travel back in time on a steam-powered train – between the market town of Pickering, and Whitby on the coast.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Lucy Ellis

Steam train on train tracks and old-fashioned carriages at Goathland Railway Station
St Vincent Street, Glasgow

One of Glasgow city’s main streets, St Vincent Street dates back to the early 1800s. Look out for The Union Bank of Scotland building, designed by architect James Miller, constructed between 1924 – 1927.

Leaderfoot Viaduct

A marvellous structural feat and historic landmark in the Scottish Borders, Leaderfoot Viaduct, also known as the Drygrange Viaduct, has been a part of the landscape since the 19th century. Originally built for the Berwickshire Railway to pass over the River Tweed, it stands 126 feet above the floor of the river valley and was eventually closed to passenger traffic in 1948.

Glencoe

Immersed within the Highland’s Lochaber Geopark, Glencoe’s mountains are the product of ancient glaciers and volcanic eruptions. Movie lovers will spot its iconic landscapes in everything from James Bond to Harry Potter and now Indiana Jones. Adventures can take to the slopes for skiing, snowboarding and mountain biking. While on the water, look to hop in a kayak for a journey across Loch Leven.

Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One

Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One filming locations

In July 2023, Tom Cruise returned to his role as American spy Ethan Hunt for Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One, with English actors Simon Pegg and Vanessa Kirby joining the film series. Filming locations in Britain included Birmingham and the Peak District.

Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One locations in Britain

Chatham, England

Voyage to one of Britain’s docklands for a snippet of Georgian life.

Photo by: Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust

Children on a school visit at the Historic Dockyard Chatham

For hikers, cyclists, horse riders and thrill seekers, the Peak District offers adventures galore.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Jon Attenborough

Location: The Peak District, England

Woman skipping on rocks at edge of hill. Landscape view
Stoney Middleton, Derbyshire

Iconic quaint limestone buildings, hidden winding lanes, rock climbing and stunning countryside make up the Peak District’s Stoney Middleton. Explore the village’s showstopper, an unusual octagonal church, or for a taste of adventure delve beneath the surface on a caving experience a short drive away.

Grand Central, Birmingham

Used to depict an airport terminal in Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One, Birmingham’s Grand Central is a city hub. Along with the Bullring, it makes up the largest shopping destination in the city, with the likes of Selfridges, Treetop Adventure Golf and Indian grub from Mowgli.

Empire of Light

Empire of Light filming locations

A star-studded cast – including Olivia Colman, Micheal Ward and Colin Firth – come together in Sam Mendes’ Empire of Light. Released in January 2023 in the UK, the film follows the relationship of cinema manager Hilary and new employee Stephen in Margate during the early 1980s.

Empire of Light locations in Britain 

From ice-cream parlours to seafood festivals, the ‘Garden of England’ is meant for discovery.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Dipyourtoesin

Location: Kent

Man and woman walking between vines at a vineyard
Margate Kent

A town with bags of charm, head to Margate for tasty seafood, charming indie shops and a world class art gallery.

Photo by: Dreamland Margate

 Dreamland Margate
Worthing Pier

A part of Worthing’s coastline since 1862, Worthing Pier was designed by Sir Robert Rawlinson. The pier is now home to an amusement arcade, Pavilion Theatre and bar, and is a popular spot for fishing. Venture out to the end for soaring sea views and a unique look at Britain’s south coast.

My Policeman

My Policeman filming locations

Released in October 2022, director Michael Grandage – and actors including Harry Styles, Emma Corrin and Rupert Everett – bring a turbulent love affair set in 1950s Brighton to the screen. Based on the novel by Bethan Roberts, My Policeman explores homosexuality at a time where it was illegal in Britain.

My Policeman locations in Britain 

Brighton, England

A waterfront playground with a whole lot of tales to tell, Brighton’s Palace Pier is a must-visit in the seaside city.

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Close up of person holding ice cream cone on pier
Brighton, England

Visit this 19th-century seaside ‘pleasure palace’ in the heart of Brighton to discover its colourful history.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Simon Anderson/Royal Pavilion

Location: Brighton

Royal Pavilion at dusk, lit up in a range of vivid colours
The Dome Cinema

Explore this authentic Edwardian cinema in Worthing, along England’s southern coast and west of Brighton. The building first opened in 1911 and was originally used as an entertainment hall, including a roller-skating rink and theatre. Now it plays host to regular public film screenings – the perfect place to catch your favourite flick.

Peacehaven Cliffs

Stroll along the chalky cliffs of East Sussex for a unique coastal Britain experience. A hotbed for prehistoric nature relics, the Peacehaven Cliffs are a fossil hunter’s paradise. But look beyond the stories of its rocks for added adventure. Embark on part of the Greenwich Meridian Trail that follows a whopping 273-mile-long (439 km) route, and starts at the King George V monument on the cliff edge.

Hitchin Lido

Eagle-eyed The Policeman fans will recognise Hitchin outdoor pool from a swimming scene between Harry Styles and Emma Corrin. Set amongst beautiful scenery, make a splash in the 50m heated outdoor pool which is open between May to September.

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Britain has a broad range of incredible filming locations just waiting to be explored. Feel the magic of walking in the footsteps (or paw prints) of your favourite film and TV characters as you get to know some of Britain’s top destinations and attractions. Where will you visit first? From incredible castles that have featured in hit shows like Bridgerton, to the treasure-filled markets browsed by Bridget Jones, there’s no end of things to do. 

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