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Bath
With some of the most splendid examples of Regency architecture in the UK, it is no surprise that Bath features heavily in Bridgerton, despite the fact that the show itself is set in London. The Royal Crescent, one of the city’s most famous and beloved buildings with its sweeping semi-circular facade, stands in for the exterior of the Bridgerton’s family home. Bath Street, with its striking cobbled paving and colonnades, is used for several outdoor scenes, while the Ball Room at the Assembly Rooms provides the backdrop to multiple party scenes.
Pictured: The Royal Crescent, Bath
