City of Bath Guides

Who he is

City of Bath Guides is the name under which Paul Elliott works, a Bath guide with more than 25 years in the trade. He leads walking tours of the centre, and the most requested is the Bridgerton filming locations tour: he explains which Bath street played which corner of Regency London, with photos of the scenes at each stop.

What the Bridgerton route is like

It starts at the door of the Abbey Hotel, on North Parade, and ends at the Royal Crescent, in front of the house that in the series is the Featheringtons'. It takes about two hours and has fourteen stops: the modiste's workshop on Abbey Green, Bath Street, the Guildhall, Lady Danbury's house beside Sydney Gardens, the Gunter's tea shop on Trim Street, Beauford Square, The Circus and the crescent. You do not go inside the buildings. The guide also explains what was filmed on set and what the series moved around.

Bookings and conditions

You book on his website, with a place and time; on 14 November 2026 a place cost £21.20 including fees. There are departures at 11:00 and 14:00 on certain days of each month, shown on the calendar. It is in English, for ages 15 and over, and not suitable for wheelchairs because of the cobbles and slopes. If you cancel 24 hours ahead, you get your money back.