North Mymms Park, Hatfield

The sweeping driveway leading up to this 16th century mansion house is enough to make you swoon, let alone the stunning manicured gardens, acres of parkland and breathtaking interiors. It’s predominantly a wedding, event and filming venue with accommodation in the charming converted stables. The library and marble hall both featured in Season 1, as the private gentleman’s club, White’s, and the venue is set to make an appearance in the new series too, so keep your eyes peeled. It’s also been featured in The Crown and Wonka.

Luton Hoo, Bedfordshire

You can walk in the footsteps of the stars and actually check in to this one – a five-star spa hotel on the Herts/Beds border. The imposing manor house is set within 1000 acres with its own country club and lakeside retreat for private events. It’s featured in Season 3 as the Bridgerton family garden and the exterior of the printing press.

Wrest Park, Silsoe

This English Hertitage property is the site of the famous orangerie and some of the garden shots at the Bridgerton family home, Aubrey Hall. The Grade I-listed country house in Bedfordshire boasts 90 acres of glorious gardens, which you can promenade around to your heart’s content AND from 22 – 23 June, there’s a History in the Park weekend (pictured), with family activities set in different time periods, including… wait for it… Regency music in the orangery!

Hatfield House, Hatfield

This grand Jacobean estate was where Elizabeth I grew up so its regal roots are the perfect setting for the Regency romp. The Marble Hall was the setting for many of the balls in Season 1, as well as interior shots of the Bridgerton’s London residence, while the gardens featured in the prequel, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story. The house re-opens for the season on 23 May, but you can visit the woodland walks, park and West Garden right now if you can’t wait.

Wrotham Park, Potters Bar

The neo-Palladian country house on this 2,500 acre estate in South Mimms became the setting of the Bridgerton family home (Aubrey Hall) during Season 2. It’s also featured in Kingsman: The Secret Service, Gosford Park and The Crown. It’s not open to the public but you can book it for private parties and events. Hmm… what can we host a ball in honour of?

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