The Holburne Museum, the facade of Lady Danbury's house

At the end of Great Pulteney Street, the avenue running from Pulteney Bridge, a white building with columns closes the vista. It is the Holburne Museum, and in Bridgerton it is the house of Lady Danbury: according to Visit Bath, its facade appears in the first three seasons and returns in the fourth. It is a filming location from the outside only; inside is an art museum that has nothing to do with the series.

What do you see outside and what inside?

The facade can be seen free from the street, at any hour, and it is the most photogenic of the Bath filming stops: the straight avenue behind you and the building at the far end. Behind it, the museum looks onto Sydney Gardens, a public park.

Inside, the Holburne is an art museum, with its permanent collection and temporary exhibitions. For anyone coming for the series, the interior visit is optional: there are no costumes or anything from the filming.

Opening hours, price and booking

It opens every day from 10:00 to 17:00, and on Sundays and bank holidays from 11:00 to 17:00; last admission is at 16:30. General admission costs £16.50; ages 19 to 25 and with a student card, £8; under-18s go in free. On Wednesdays from 15:00 the collections are free. You buy online or at the door, and since July 2026 the museum does not accept cash. The shop and café can be visited without a ticket.

How to get there

From the abbey, cross Pulteney Bridge and carry straight on along Great Pulteney Street: a quarter of an hour on foot, on the flat. It is the natural stop after the bridge.