If you want to visit the real ‘Bridgerton’ locations, you’re definitely not alone. Season 2 has again increased interest in tourist spots related to the show.
TV & Movies Pack your empire waist dresses and let’s go! Sadly, no amount of lily perfume or Regency garb can make Anthony Bridgerton — or any of the dreamy moments in Bridgerton Season 2 — real. But traveling to the real Bridgerton filming locations (ideally with classical Harry Styles playing through your headphones on the plane) can get you closer than most. And you probably won’t be the only one making the pilgrimage. Google searches for stately homes in the United Kingdom are up 23 percent from last month, The Guardian reports, citing data analyzed by The French Bedroom Company — so if you’re trying to figure out where to travel for the full Bridgerton experience, you’re in good company. The Guardian also spoke to operations staff behind several such homes, and they confirmed that Bridgerton has had a tangible impact on the IRL locations its characters call home.
