Photo by: Chatsworth House Trust

Location: Bakewell, England

Exterior view of country house and gardens in autumn

Visit Pride and Prejudice filming locations

Costume drama fans, you’re in for a Mr Darcy-shaped treat this year. That’s right – another Pride and Prejudice adaptation is hitting screens in 2026, and Britain is back in a leading role. It may be more than 200 years since Jane Austen’s novel was published, but Dolly Alderton’s Netflix series promises a fresh twist on some familiar characters.  

Enter the Peak District: the star of Pride and Prejudice’s 2005 film and 1995 TV outings, and hotly tipped to appear in its 2026 version too. Go behind the scenes at the country houses that set the stage for the Regency romance, and fall in love with the dramatic hills and moorland landscapes that make up Britain’s oldest National Park. Oh, and that Colin Firth lake scene? That’s right here, too.  

Explore the rumoured new Pride and Prejudice filming locations for 2026, like pretty Rye and Deal in the south-east of England. Plus, discover the magnificent stately homes, including Burghley House and Basildon Park, that welcomed Keira Knightley and Matthew Macfadyen for their 2005 film.  

Your Regency red carpet awaits… 

Pride and Prejudice’s Peak District filming locations

Photo by: Chatsworth House Trust

Location: Bakewell, England

Interior view of a grand hall inside a stately home

Chatsworth House and Estate

Home to 17 generations of the Cavendish family, Chatsworth has held court over this corner of the Peak District for centuries. It’s flexed its screen muscles in The Duchess and Peaky Blinders, but perhaps its most iconic appearance was in 2005’s Pride & Prejudice when it served as Mr Darcy’s Pemberley. From 12 – 14 June 2026, relive Jane Austen’s world at Chatsworth’s Regency Festival, with talks from Austen experts as well as carriage rides, embroidery workshops and dressing-up opportunities. So, dust off your bonnet and bodice, and join in the fun. 

Photo by: VisitBritain/Jon Attenborough

Location: Stanage Edge, England

Woman skipping on rocks at edge of hill. Landscape view

Stanage Edge 

Hiking boots at the ready for this Peak District walk that’s bringing the drama. Stanage Edge is a four-mile gritstone ridge with spectacular views over the Hope Valley, so it’s easy to see why Pride & Prejudice (2005) director Joe Wright chose this spot for Elizabeth Bennet’s arrival in Derbyshire. After your hike, refuel in nearby Hathersage, a characterful village with plenty of eateries and a popular lido. 

Photo by: Haddon Hall

Location: Bakewell, England

Haddon Hall

Haddon Hall 

Step inside the banqueting hall at Haddon Hall, and you can practically picture Elizabeth Bennet settling down to eat here. This medieval marvel doubles as Mr and Mrs Gardiner’s inn in 2005’s Pride & Prejudice. You might also recognise the house from Mary Queen of Scots (2018), The Other Boleyn Girl (2008) or The Princess Bride (1987), so star-studded is its credits list. Join a dedicated film tour of Haddon Hall with an expert guide – some of whom have been extras on the film sets – and see for yourself what makes this such an in-demand period drama filming location. 

Photo by: David Graham / Alamy Stock Photo

Location: Disley, England

Lyme Park, Disley, Cheshire, UK

Lyme 

In 1995’s TV adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, Lyme is thrust into the spotlight as the exterior Mr Darcy’s Pemberley. Played by Colin Firth, Mr Darcy’s most memorable scene in the show is perhaps his emergence from Lyme’s pond in a sopping white shirt. Lyme’s gardens, also seen in the series, are dazzling whatever the season. Kids (and big kids) will love the Regency dressing room, where you can get dressed up like a Jane Austen character to explore the house and gardens. 

Pride and Prejudice (2026 Netflix) filming locations

The Bennets are back for a new Netflix adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, and here’s where the show’s stars have been spotted filming around Britain.

With its half-timbered houses and cobbled streets, Rye is a natural period drama star. The East Sussex town is rumoured to be standing in for Meryton and was given a Regency transformation for filming in autumn 2025. Rye has its own literary links – residents and visitors include Henry James and Virginia Woolf – and there are plenty of independent bookshops to peruse. Visiting in September? The Rye Arts Festival is just the ticket for book lovers. 

Deal in Kent is another possible Pride and Prejudice filming location, after TV crews were pictured on its seaside streets. Discover its history at 16th-century Deal Castle, built by Henry VIII, and explore a seascape that’s crowned by Deal Pier. A lively pub and restaurant scene brings things bang up to date. 

Other reported Pride and Prejudice filming locations include London’s Spitalfields and the Peak District National Park – watch this space…  

Photo by: East Sussex,Brighton & Hove,West Sussex LVEP/James Ratchford

Location: Rye, England

A town crier rings a bell at the bottom of a cobbled street

Pride & Prejudice (2005 film) filming locations

Chatsworth House

Bakewell, England

One of Britain’s grandest stately homes, the beautiful Chatsworth House sits in a 400-hectare (1,000-acre) park in the Peak District.

Photo by: VisitBritain

Location: Bakewell, England

Group of people walking down stairs under a painted ceiling

Haddon Hall

Bakewell, England

This magnificent medieval and Tudor residence hosts live music, seasonal festivals, craft markets and more.

Photo by: Haddon Hall

Location: Bakewell, England

Haddon Hall

Burghley House and Gardens

Stamford, England

Whatever the season, there’s always something to see at Burghley, from its splendid State Rooms to its two gardens.

Photo by: Destination Lincolnshire/ Tony Pleavin

Location: Stamford, England

A man and a woman with a tour guide in an ornate room with paintings

Wilton House

Wilton, England

A period drama lover's paradise, Wilton House has set the scene for Bridgerton, The Crown and Emma.

Photo by: kgbrott

Location: Salisbury, England

View of Wilton House and garden

  • Chatsworth House

    Bakewell, England

    One of Britain’s grandest stately homes, the beautiful Chatsworth House sits in a 400-hectare (1,000-acre) park in the Peak District.

    Photo by: VisitBritain

    Location: Bakewell, England

    Group of people walking down stairs under a painted ceiling

  • Haddon Hall

    Bakewell, England

    This magnificent medieval and Tudor residence hosts live music, seasonal festivals, craft markets and more.

    Photo by: Haddon Hall

    Location: Bakewell, England

    Haddon Hall

  • Burghley House and Gardens

    Stamford, England

    Whatever the season, there’s always something to see at Burghley, from its splendid State Rooms to its two gardens.

    Photo by: Destination Lincolnshire/ Tony Pleavin

    Location: Stamford, England

    A man and a woman with a tour guide in an ornate room with paintings

  • Wilton House

    Wilton, England

    A period drama lover's paradise, Wilton House has set the scene for Bridgerton, The Crown and Emma.

    Photo by: kgbrott

    Location: Salisbury, England

    View of Wilton House and garden
  • Stanage Edge, Peak District 

    Stanage Edge, a four-mile gritstone ridge, is well worth the trek. Can you spot “Keira Knightley rock”, the exact ledge where the actor stood in the film? 

  • Basildon Park, Berkshire 

    Basildon steps in for Mr Bingley’s mansion, Netherfield Park, in Pride & Prejudice. Explore the hidden corners of this Palladian-style mansion and 400-acre park – also seen in Bridgerton. 

  • Groombridge Place, Kent 

    Scenes at the Bennet family home, Longbourn, were filmed at this 17th-century property, with its own moat. It’s currently being transformed into THE PIG’s latest hotel offering. 

  • Stamford, Lincolnshire

    Stamford’s Georgian town centre lent itself perfectly to filming Pride & Prejudice, in which it became Meryton. Burghley House is a 10-minute drive away, so why not combine the two on your Austen adventure? 

  • Stourhead, Wiltshire 

    Oh-so-romantic Stourhead is home to the hilltop Temple of Apollo, where Mr Darcy proposes to Elizabeth in the soaking rain. Look out for Stourhead’s Palladian Bridge, which Elizabeth runs across afterwards. 

Pride and Prejudice (1995 TV series) filming locations

Lyme

Disley, England

An Elizabethan Grade I pile on the edge of the Peak District surrounded by 1,400 acres of land, gardens and deer park.

Photo by: katabaticmalamutes

Location: Disley, England

A lady and dog sitting on a bench outside at Lyme Park, Cheshire

Lacock

Lacock, England

Lacock village’s stone buildings made it the perfect place to recreate a 1920s livestock market in series six of Downton Abbey.

Photo by: National Trust Images/James Dobson

Location: Lacock, England

Visitors at Lacock Abbey and village, Wiltshire

  • Lyme

    Disley, England

    An Elizabethan Grade I pile on the edge of the Peak District surrounded by 1,400 acres of land, gardens and deer park.

    Photo by: katabaticmalamutes

    Location: Disley, England

    A lady and dog sitting on a bench outside at Lyme Park, Cheshire

  • Lacock

    Lacock, England

    Lacock village’s stone buildings made it the perfect place to recreate a 1920s livestock market in series six of Downton Abbey.

    Photo by: National Trust Images/James Dobson

    Location: Lacock, England

    Visitors at Lacock Abbey and village, Wiltshire
  • Sudbury Hall, Derbyshire 

    Sudbury steps in for Pemberley’s interiors in the TV series. Now dubbed ‘The Children’s Country House’, the hall is a properly family-friendly affair, with hands-on fun and beautiful gardens for outdoor play. 

  • Longnor, Derbyshire 

    Stroll along the cute cobbles of Longnor and you might recognise it as a filming location from Pride and Prejudice, doubling as the fictional village of Lambton. It’s a great departure point for hikes in the Dove and Manifold valleys.  

  • Belton Estate, Lincolnshire 

    Looking for the real-life location for Rosings Park, Lady Catherine de Bourgh’s home? It’s Belton House in Lincolnshire, with a world-renowned library that would make Jane Austen jealous.  

Discover Jane Austen festivals, experiences and locations in Bath

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Strictly Jane Austen Tours

Immerse yourself in Regency Bath with an expert guided tour in the footsteps of Jane Austen.

Write your own story with Strictly Jane Austen Tours

Photo by: Marko Dutka

Location: Bath, England

Three people in Regency-style dresses and bonnets stand under parasols by a large tree in a green park with wildflowers.
Strictly Jane Austen Tours

The Jane Austen Centre

Fans of the author won’t want to miss this museum chronicling Jane Austen’s life and times, plus its Regency tearoom.

Book tickets to the Jane Austen Exhibition Centre

Photo by: urban_m0nk

Location: Bath, England

People dressed up as characters from the Jane Austen books
The Jane Austen Centre

Jane Austen Trail in Sydney Gardens

Follow in the great author’s footsteps, and discover the places that inspired Northanger Abbey and Persuasion.

Follow the Jane Austen Trail in Sydney Gardens

Photo by: VisitWest

Location: Bath, England

A barge sailing down a canal in Bath
Jane Austen Trail in Sydney Gardens

Jane Austen Festival

11th - 20th September 2026

Bath is one of Britain’s most scenic cities, and a wonderful place to imbibe all things Jane Austen Festival.

Find out more about the Jane Austen Festival

Photo by: VisitBritain/Simon Winnall

Location: Bath, England

Visitors and staff in period costume outside The Jane Austen Centre, Bath, Somerset, England
Jane Austen Festival

Gravel Walk - Persuasion

One of Jane Austen’s settings, this beautiful back-street also features in the Netflix series of Persuasion.

See Persuasion filming locations in Bath

Photo by: Visit Bath

Location: Bath, England

A daytime view of Gravel Walk in Bath
Gravel Walk - Persuasion

No. 1 Royal Crescent

Explore fashionable life in 18th-century Georgian Bath at this restored town-house museum, which had a starring role in Bridgerton.

Discover Georgian architecture at No. 1 Royal Crescent

Photo by: VisitBritain/Andrew Welsher

Location: Bath, England

Aerial view of crescent-shaped building surrounded by grass
No. 1 Royal Crescent

The Pump Room Restaurant

Breakfast, brunch and afternoon tea are accompanied by live piano music, and beautiful Georgian architecture.

Try The Pump Room Restaurant

Photo by: Mark Weeks/Searcys

Location: Bath, England

The Pump Room Restaurant in Bath being prepared for opening
The Pump Room Restaurant

Holburne Museum

Explore this museum filled with over 10,000 treasures and immersive workshops.

Uncover the treasures of Holburne Museum

Photo by: holburnemuseumbath

Location: Bath, England

A speaker at holburne museum in Bath
Holburne Museum

Strictly Jane Austen Tours

Immerse yourself in Regency Bath with an expert guided tour in the footsteps of Jane Austen.

Write your own story with Strictly Jane Austen Tours

Photo by: Marko Dutka

Location: Bath, England

Three people in Regency-style dresses and bonnets stand under parasols by a large tree in a green park with wildflowers.
Strictly Jane Austen Tours

The Jane Austen Centre

Fans of the author won’t want to miss this museum chronicling Jane Austen’s life and times, plus its Regency tearoom.

Book tickets to the Jane Austen Exhibition Centre

Photo by: urban_m0nk

Location: Bath, England

People dressed up as characters from the Jane Austen books
The Jane Austen Centre

Jane Austen Trail in Sydney Gardens

Follow in the great author’s footsteps, and discover the places that inspired Northanger Abbey and Persuasion.

Follow the Jane Austen Trail in Sydney Gardens

Photo by: VisitWest

Location: Bath, England

A barge sailing down a canal in Bath
Jane Austen Trail in Sydney Gardens

Jane Austen Festival

11th - 20th September 2026

Bath is one of Britain’s most scenic cities, and a wonderful place to imbibe all things Jane Austen Festival.

Find out more about the Jane Austen Festival

Photo by: VisitBritain/Simon Winnall

Location: Bath, England

Visitors and staff in period costume outside The Jane Austen Centre, Bath, Somerset, England
Jane Austen Festival

Gravel Walk - Persuasion

One of Jane Austen’s settings, this beautiful back-street also features in the Netflix series of Persuasion.

See Persuasion filming locations in Bath

Photo by: Visit Bath

Location: Bath, England

A daytime view of Gravel Walk in Bath
Gravel Walk - Persuasion

No. 1 Royal Crescent

Explore fashionable life in 18th-century Georgian Bath at this restored town-house museum, which had a starring role in Bridgerton.

Discover Georgian architecture at No. 1 Royal Crescent

Photo by: VisitBritain/Andrew Welsher

Location: Bath, England

Aerial view of crescent-shaped building surrounded by grass
No. 1 Royal Crescent

The Pump Room Restaurant

Breakfast, brunch and afternoon tea are accompanied by live piano music, and beautiful Georgian architecture.

Try The Pump Room Restaurant

Photo by: Mark Weeks/Searcys

Location: Bath, England

The Pump Room Restaurant in Bath being prepared for opening
The Pump Room Restaurant

Holburne Museum

Explore this museum filled with over 10,000 treasures and immersive workshops.

Uncover the treasures of Holburne Museum

Photo by: holburnemuseumbath

Location: Bath, England

A speaker at holburne museum in Bath
Holburne Museum

Pride and Prejudice experiences, events and tours

Photo by: Jane Austen Centre

Location: Bath, England

Historical museum exhibit with mannequins in period clothing, shopfront labeled 'Thorp's Haberdashery' and vintage interior display.
12 – 14 June 2026: Celebrating Jane Austen: Regency Festival, Chatsworth 

Join fellow period drama lovers at Chatsworth House from 12 – 14 June 2026 for a long weekend at the real-life Pemberley. From costumes to carriage rides, you’ll be immersed in the Regency way of life as you hear from Austen experts and discover this magnificent stately home. 

19 – 28 June 2026: Jane Austen Regency Week, Hampshire 

If you adore all things Regency, then head to Alton, Chawton (location of Jane Austen’s House) and Selborne for a week of celebrations. Highlights of the festival include a Regency dance workshop and an Austen-themed midsummer ball.  

Pride and Prejudice tour of Bath, Meryton and Longbourn, Bath 

Explore Jane Austen’s stomping grounds in Bath before heading to some Pride and Prejudice filming locations on this epic tour of the south-west of England’s period drama spots. Highlights include Bath’s Jane Austen Centre and a visit to picture-postcard Lacock. 

11 – 20 September 2026: Jane Austen Festival, Bath 

The world’s longest-running Jane Austen festival brings period drama devotees from across the world to Bath each year. The event features guided walks, costumed balls, talks and more – and don’t miss the Regency Costumed Parade. 

Explore other filming locations in Britain

Visit Ted Lasso filming locations in Britain

Discover the pitch-perfect filming locations of the hit sports comedy which makes Richmond upon Thames its star.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Herewegoagain

Location: Richmond upon Thames, England

A woman leaning against a red telephone box and takes a selfie

Visit Downton Abbey filming locations in Britain

Filmed on location throughout Britain, step into Downton Abbey and celebrate some of the nation’s most iconic places.

Photo by: 2019 Focus Features, LLC.

Location: Highclere, England

A person in period clothing walks in front of a grand historic mansion with ornate architecture and landscaped grounds.

Visit Outlander filming locations

Claire and Jamie's romance isn't the only love story in Outlander – fall head over heels for the show's spectacular setting, Scotland.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Pinzutu Films/Ula Blocksage

Location: Aberdour, Scotland

A man and two women walking through an apple orchard on castle grounds.

Visit Sex Education filming locations

Sex Education shines a spotlight on the England-Wales borderlands – a nature-rich region where you’ll find far more than just the birds and the bees.

Photo by: Forestry England/Crown Copyright

Location: Forest of Dean, England

A cyclist riding through trees along a purpose built adventure cycle path in a large forest.

Visit House of the Dragon filming locations

Welcome to Westeros! Discover how Britain’s showstopping coast and countryside are bringing the drama to House of the Dragon.

Photo by: 2026 Home Box Office, Inc. All rights reserved.

Location: Wales

A large dragon flies over a sandy beach with rocky outcrops and the sea in the background, under a clear sky.

Visit Mary Poppins Returns filming locations

Pack your magic bag, grab your parrot umbrella and float down to London to visit the filming locations of Mary Poppins Returns.

Photo by: 2025 Disney Enterprises, Inc.

Location: London, England

Person with umbrella floats above a city skyline at sunset, St Paul's Cathedral visible among rooftops and trees.

Visit Paddington filming locations

Follow in the paw prints of Britain’s favourite bear as you explore the filming locations of Paddington.

Photo by: Shutterstock/Westend61 on Offset

Location: London, England

Two young women linking arms and walking in a street smiling

Visit Bridget Jones filming locations

Fall in love with Britain as you have your own Bridget Jones experience via the filming locations of this favourite rom-com.

Photo by: visitlondon.com

Location: London, England

London Tower Bridge on a sunny day

Visit Mission: Impossible filming locations

Lights, camera – and lots of action: Follow in the footsteps of American super-sleuth Ethan Hunt across Britain’s beauty spots.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Matador Network

Location: London, England

Woman on a balcony at the top of a high building looking over a city

Visit Harry Potter filming locations

Follow in the magical footsteps of Harry Potter and get behind the scenes of these great British filming locations.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Pinzutu

Location: Durham, England

Family walking through the cloisters of a cathedral

Visit Bridgerton filming locations

Live out your Regency fantasies and immerse yourself in the record-breaking series.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Historic Royal Palaces

Location: Hampton Court, England

Hampton Court Palace is a historic royal palace built by Cardinal Wolsely and handed to his monarch King Henry VIII in the year 1528.

Visit Peaky Blinders filming locations

Step back in time and experience the filming locations of Steven Knight's hit crime drama.

Photo by: VisitBritain/Daniel Wildey

Location: Dudley, England

Two men in vintage attire shake hands outside a brick hardware store named E. Langston. Historical street scene with older shopfronts.

  • Visit Ted Lasso filming locations in Britain

    Discover the pitch-perfect filming locations of the hit sports comedy which makes Richmond upon Thames its star.

    Photo by: VisitBritain/Herewegoagain

    Location: Richmond upon Thames, England

    A woman leaning against a red telephone box and takes a selfie

  • Visit Downton Abbey filming locations in Britain

    Filmed on location throughout Britain, step into Downton Abbey and celebrate some of the nation’s most iconic places.

    Photo by: 2019 Focus Features, LLC.

    Location: Highclere, England

    A person in period clothing walks in front of a grand historic mansion with ornate architecture and landscaped grounds.

  • Visit Outlander filming locations

    Claire and Jamie's romance isn't the only love story in Outlander – fall head over heels for the show's spectacular setting, Scotland.

    Photo by: VisitBritain/Pinzutu Films/Ula Blocksage

    Location: Aberdour, Scotland

    A man and two women walking through an apple orchard on castle grounds.

  • Visit Sex Education filming locations

    Sex Education shines a spotlight on the England-Wales borderlands – a nature-rich region where you’ll find far more than just the birds and the bees.

    Photo by: Forestry England/Crown Copyright

    Location: Forest of Dean, England

    A cyclist riding through trees along a purpose built adventure cycle path in a large forest.

  • Visit House of the Dragon filming locations

    Welcome to Westeros! Discover how Britain’s showstopping coast and countryside are bringing the drama to House of the Dragon.

    Photo by: 2026 Home Box Office, Inc. All rights reserved.

    Location: Wales

    A large dragon flies over a sandy beach with rocky outcrops and the sea in the background, under a clear sky.

  • Visit Mary Poppins Returns filming locations

    Pack your magic bag, grab your parrot umbrella and float down to London to visit the filming locations of Mary Poppins Returns.

    Photo by: 2025 Disney Enterprises, Inc.

    Location: London, England

    Person with umbrella floats above a city skyline at sunset, St Paul's Cathedral visible among rooftops and trees.

  • Visit Paddington filming locations

    Follow in the paw prints of Britain’s favourite bear as you explore the filming locations of Paddington.

    Photo by: Shutterstock/Westend61 on Offset

    Location: London, England

    Two young women linking arms and walking in a street smiling

  • Visit Bridget Jones filming locations

    Fall in love with Britain as you have your own Bridget Jones experience via the filming locations of this favourite rom-com.

    Photo by: visitlondon.com

    Location: London, England

    London Tower Bridge on a sunny day

  • Visit Mission: Impossible filming locations

    Lights, camera – and lots of action: Follow in the footsteps of American super-sleuth Ethan Hunt across Britain’s beauty spots.

    Photo by: VisitBritain/Matador Network

    Location: London, England

    Woman on a balcony at the top of a high building looking over a city

  • Visit Harry Potter filming locations

    Follow in the magical footsteps of Harry Potter and get behind the scenes of these great British filming locations.

    Photo by: VisitBritain/Pinzutu

    Location: Durham, England

    Family walking through the cloisters of a cathedral

  • Visit Bridgerton filming locations

    Live out your Regency fantasies and immerse yourself in the record-breaking series.

    Photo by: VisitBritain/Historic Royal Palaces

    Location: Hampton Court, England

    Hampton Court Palace is a historic royal palace built by Cardinal Wolsely and handed to his monarch King Henry VIII in the year 1528.

  • Visit Peaky Blinders filming locations

    Step back in time and experience the filming locations of Steven Knight's hit crime drama.

    Photo by: VisitBritain/Daniel Wildey

    Location: Dudley, England

    Two men in vintage attire shake hands outside a brick hardware store named E. Langston. Historical street scene with older shopfronts.

Featured destinations

Peak District

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

Photo by: VisitBritain/Jon Attenborough

Location: Stanage Edge, England

Woman skipping on rocks at edge of hill. Landscape view

Bath

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

Photo by: VisitBritain

Location: Bath, England

Woman in a roof top swimming pool at a spa

East Midlands film and TV itinerary 

Step into epic rolling hills, stately homes, and historic towns – the East Midlands boasts a melting pot of big-screen backdrops.

Photo by: Visit Peak District & Derbyshire/Tony Pleavin

Location: Matlock Bath, England

Two women walk down a main street in a hillside town

Fall in love with Britain’s romantic filming locations

Visit the scene-stealing film locations where hearts raced and tears fell. It’s your turn to write your own love story on these shores.  

Photo by: Visit Worcestershire/Peter Kindersley

Location: Broadway, England

A man and a woman take a selfie in front of a classic car

  • Peak District

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

    Photo by: VisitBritain/Jon Attenborough

    Location: Stanage Edge, England

    Woman skipping on rocks at edge of hill. Landscape view

  • Bath

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

    Photo by: VisitBritain

    Location: Bath, England

    Woman in a roof top swimming pool at a spa

  • East Midlands film and TV itinerary 

    Step into epic rolling hills, stately homes, and historic towns – the East Midlands boasts a melting pot of big-screen backdrops.

    Photo by: Visit Peak District & Derbyshire/Tony Pleavin

    Location: Matlock Bath, England

    Two women walk down a main street in a hillside town

  • Fall in love with Britain’s romantic filming locations

    Visit the scene-stealing film locations where hearts raced and tears fell. It’s your turn to write your own love story on these shores.  

    Photo by: Visit Worcestershire/Peter Kindersley

    Location: Broadway, England

    A man and a woman take a selfie in front of a classic car

Pride and Prejudice FAQs

  • Jane Austen lived in Bath for five years, from 1801 until 1806. She lived in various properties around the city, including 4 Sydney Place, Green Park Buildings, 25 Gay Street and Trim Street.  

  • Mr. Darcy’s house in Pride and Prejudice is called Pemberley and is depicted by various British stately homes in the film and TV adaptations of the novel. In 2005’s Pride & Prejudice, Mr. Darcy’s Pemberley is Chatsworth House in Derbyshire. In the 1995 BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, Lyme Park doubles for Pemberley’s exteriors, while Sudbury Hall is used for interior scenes.  

  • Bath’s Jane Austen Festival takes place annually in September. This year, the Jane Austen Festival is from 11 – 20 September 2026.  

  • Rosings Park, the home of Lady Catherine de Bourgh, is depicted by Burghley House in Lincolnshire in the 2005 film adaptation of Pride & Prejudice. In the 1995 TV series, another Lincolnshire stately home, Belton House, steps in for Rosings Park. 

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