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What to order: a dal and a grill dish to share.
Book before 18:00; after that only groups of 6 or more can book, and the other tables are walk-in: expect a queue
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Day itinerary · 51.51° N · 0.13° W
The Bridgertons in London, from the family facade to the queen's garden.
The facade of the Bridgertons' house and the Old Royal Naval College courtyards at Greenwich in the morning, Borough Market at midday and Queen Charlotte's palace in the afternoon.
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Total time8 h
By car0 min each way
Filming locationsRanger's House · Naval College · Hampton Court
TransportTrain and on foot, with contactless
FreeRanger's House facade and the college courtyards
Hampton CourtFilming-locations audio guide included
DifficultyEasy, apart from the slope in the park
The plan
The day at a glance
Any part can be swapped for another without spoiling the day.
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Ranger's House, the Bridgerton Family Home in Greenwich
the façade of the Bridgerton house, free · get to Greenwich by train or by DLR to Cutty Sark and cross the park
Chesterfield Walk, SE10 8QX Londres
- 15 min on foot
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Old Royal Naval College, the Bridgerton Streets in Greenwich
free courtyards from 8:00 · Painted Hall £19 from 10:00
- 30 min by train
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- 1 h by train
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Hampton Court Palace, Henry VIII's
Jubilee line to Waterloo and a train to Hampton Court · from about £30 · filming audio guide included
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Back home 30 min by train
train to London Waterloo
Approximate cost
About €10–20 per person
Adds up the activities and meals in the plan at their published prices; travel and accommodation not included.
The route
Ranger's House, the Bridgerton Family Home in Greenwich
The three Bridgerton filming locations you can visit in London lie at opposite ends of the river: Greenwich in the east and Hampton Court in the south-west. This plan links them in a single day, by train and on foot, with lunch in between at Borough Market, which is on the way. Nothing needs booking: the facade and courtyards at Greenwich are free, and Hampton Court sells tickets on its website.
The day, hour by hour
9:00 · Ranger's House. Start with the family home. From central Greenwich, walk up through the park to the edge of Blackheath, and there, on Chesterfield Walk, stands the brick facade that is the Bridgertons' house in the series. The interior opens only on occasional dates, and what appears on screen is the exterior: twenty minutes is enough.
9:45 · Old Royal Naval College. Walk down through the park towards the river, about twenty minutes. The colonnaded courtyards, open from 8:00 and free, stand in for the streets and markets of the series' London, and the college says it has lent them to every season. The Painted Hall opens at 10:00, for £19, with talks included.
12:00 · Borough Market. Take the train from Greenwich to London Bridge and you are at the market: food stalls of every kind for eating standing up.
13:30 · Hampton Court. Take the Jubilee line to Waterloo and then a train to Hampton Court, about 35 minutes. Go straight to the filming locations: the Privy Garden, the exterior of Queen Charlotte's palace and the setting of Anthony's wedding; Fountain Court, where the queen takes tea; and Master Carpenter's Court, which was Chancery Lane and Lady Whistledown's printing press. The filming-locations audio guide is included in the ticket. If there is time left, see the Tudor kitchens.
16:15 · Return. Take the train to Waterloo from Hampton Court station, on the other side of the bridge.
Why in this order
In winter Hampton Court closes at 16:00 and the last entry is at 15:00, and Greenwich is best enjoyed in the morning light. The other way round does not work. If you are travelling at another time of year, check the day's opening hours on the palace website: with more hours, you can fit in the Queen's House in the morning (the Royal Observatory was still closed for works in November 2026, with no reopening date).
What it costs
The Painted Hall costs £19 and Hampton Court from about £30 for an adult. Ranger's House from the outside and the college courtyards cost nothing. Lunch at Borough Market runs to between £10 and £20. Transport is paid for with contactless or Oyster.
Time20 min
Change the route
If you have the morning to spare: the Maritime Museum and the Queen's House, free, are next to the college; the Royal Observatory is closed for works:
Greenwich, the meridian and the Cutty Sark
To go to or from Greenwich by river instead of by train:
Uber Boat from Westminster to Greenwich
If you prefer to sit down to lunch instead of the market stalls:
Honest Burgers
Where to eat
Where to eat?
Lunch is half the plan: book before you set off.
Burgers
Honest Burgers
What to order: a burger with its rosemary chips; children's menu with a drink.
Children's menu with a side and a drink · branches in the centre and next to several stations
Halfway round the Studio Tour
Backlot Café
What to order: a burger, wings or a hot dog, and a non-alcoholic butterbeer at the Butterbeer Bar.
Only with a Studio Tour ticket
Takeaway and markets
Borough Market, Southwark
Map
The stops, in order
With where to park at each one.
What to do
Eat
88 €Stay
Services
Getting there
By car or without one?
When to go
When to go to London
All year round. From November to March Hampton Court closes at 16:00, with last entry at 15:00: do not linger at midday. On 21 and 22 November 2026 its gardens are free.
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Tips
Worth knowing first
- 1At Hampton Court, filming locations first
With the last entry at 15:00 in winter, there is not time for everything: do the Privy Garden, Fountain Court and Master Carpenter's Court before the rest.
- 2On 21 and 22 November, free gardens
On those two days in 2026 the gardens open without a ticket; the palace and the maze are still paid.
- 3Bring the scene on your phone
There is no sign at Ranger's House: compare the facade with a still from the series.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Where is the Bridgertons' house in London?
The facade is Ranger's House, on the edge of Greenwich Park, on Chesterfield Walk. You can see it for free from outside.
What was filmed at Hampton Court?
Queen Charlotte's palace, Anthony's wedding in the Privy Garden and the street of Lady Whistledown's printing press, among other scenes.
Can it be done with children?
Yes. Children go into the Painted Hall free and at Hampton Court they have the maze.
Do I need to book?
No booking is needed. Hampton Court sells tickets on its website.
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