GHH Newspaper Issue 7 - Flipbook - Page 10
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Filming in Bath...
Bridgerton
Check-in to Regency romance and enter the lavish world of eighteenth-century high-society
If you have been gripped by the period drama, then a visit to Bath seems inevitable. Featured largely in all four seasons, the city has stood in for eighteenth-century
London thanks to its grand and iconic architecture. From opulence to every day, add these locations to your Bath itinerary and explore the series in real life.
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The exterior was featured as The Featheringtons’ London house and The Royal Crescent itself, one of Bath’s
most notable landmarks with 30 Grade I listed terraced houses forming a sweeping curve, is used for many
scene-setting shots.
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Gunter’s Tea Shop and its beautiful curved windows are the meeting place for some of Simon and Daphne’s
exchanges. A bathroom showroom on the street also appears in the series for its exterior and interiors.
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