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Visit these Peaky Blinders filming locations

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Black Country Living Museum

Black Country Living Museum, West Midlands

This open-air museum in Dudley showcases 200 years of social history and appears across all six series of the show. Fans will recognise Charlie Strong’s scrap metal yard, the Blacksmith’s building, Canal Street bridge, St. James’s school and the Workers’ Institute

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368 Port Sunlight Village Museum Wirral

Port Sunlight, Wirral

The house used to film Aunt Polly’s home can be found in the village of Port Sunlight, near Liverpool. Explore this picturesque place, built in the late 1800s as living quarters for workers at a nearby factory. Self-guided tour maps are available at Port Sunlight Museum.

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Arley Hall, Cheshire

Arley Hall, Cheshire

Tommy Shelby’s sprawling manor home is actually Arley Hall & Gardens in Northwich, Cheshire. In series three, it was the backdrop for a showdown with Alfie Solomons and the season climax that saw members of the Shelby family arrested. Enter the library to discover Tommy’s study.

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Location: Manchester

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Victoria Baths, Manchester

The Grade-II-listed former swimming baths on Hathersage Road, Manchester doubled as the setting for the horse fair where Tommy meets love-interest May. When in Manchester, check-out the Northern Quarter where many of Tommy’s running gun battles were filmed.

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Location: Liverpool

Woman walking along sand dunes at Formby beach

Formby Beach, Merseyside

The confrontation between Tommy Shelby and Alfie Solomons (played by Tom Hardy) at the end of season four took place on the picturesque sands of Formby Beach, near Liverpool. Owned by the National Trust, Formby offers sandy dunes and beautiful coastal views.

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Location: Bradford, England

Looking up a deserted road, lined with Victorian stone buildings

Little Germany, West Yorkshire

This Bradford neighbourhood is packed with history — its magnificent neoclassical buildings date back to the Victorian era. Named after the German textile merchants who moved here in the 1850s, look out for it in the upcoming Peaky Blinders film, in which you’ll be able to spot Tommy Shelby and co. walking its historic streets!   

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Steam train emerging from Mytholmes Tunnel, Keighley and Worth Valley Railway

Keighley & Worth Valley Railway, West Yorkshire

All the train scenes were filmed at this heritage railway, located in the heart of Haworth village, near Bradford - including the series one confrontation between Grace and Inspector Campbell, which saw him get shot in the leg. A trip on the railway will take you through a windswept land of heather and wild moors.

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Location: Portsoy, Scotland

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Portsoy, Aberdeenshire

The Scottish seaside town of Portsoy features in the first episode of Peaky Blinders’ sixth season, doubling up as Miquelon Island. The town’s Shore Inn hotel was transformed into the rustic ‘Hotel Lalanne’. It sets the scene for Tommy’s meeting with his cousin-turned-enemy, Michael. 

Spot Peaky Blinders street art in Birmingham

Seek out a stunning 50-metre (164-feet) wide mural outside Birmingham’s New Street Station. Brummie artist Jon Jones depicts the star-studded cast of Peaky Blinders through materials such as police records, mugshots, and archive materials.

Photo by: Castle Fine Art / Jon Jones

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With these Peaky Blinders filming locations, tours and experiences in Birmingham, Liverpool and beyond, you’ll discover Britain like a true Peaky. Don’t forget to share all of your Peaky Blinders travel photos with us on social media using the hashtag #StarringGreatBritain.

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