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The world of Bridgerton is a gilded one, filled with gorgeous estates and glamour-filled balls. Season 2 takes that luxurious foundation and delves even deeper into the opulence of Regency era London with more beautiful homes, fantastic parties and enviable countryside manses than you can count. But, we counted, keeping track of every place in England visited by the Bridgertons — led this season by eldest son Anthony Bridgerton (Jonathan Bailey) and the forbidden object of his desire, Kate Sharma (Simone Ashley). Below is our insider’s guide to every location that glides across the screen this season. Spoiler alert: We aren’t just in Mayfair anymore. 

1. Ranger’s House

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If you’re going to get a proper Bridgerton experience, Ranger’s House is the place to start. The Palladian-style mansion in South London serves as the exterior of the Bridgerton House. So, when you think Bridgerton, you’re really thinking Ranger’s House. 

Address: Chesterfield Walk, Blackheath, London, SE10 8QX

2. Wilton House

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Wilton House is one of Bridgerton’s hardest-working locations. The countryside estate’s sumptuous interiors are used as multiple venues throughout Season 2, including various rooms for each of Queen Charlotte’s (Golda Rosheuvel) residencies: St. James’s Palace and Buckingham Palace (then called Buckingham House). And Wilton House’s famous Double Cube Room can be spotted during Eloise Bridgerton’s (Claudia Jessie) failed society debut in Charlotte’s throne room — and also stands in as Buckingham Palace on The Crown. 

Address: Wilton, Salisbury, SP2 0BJ

3. Old Royal Naval College

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If you want to know where Anthony fretted through his infamous List of Women, look no further than Old Royal Navy College in the London neighborhood of Greenwich. Bridgerton also uses the World Heritage Site as a Season 2 market and as the street outside the Featherington home. 

Address: King William Walk, Greenwich, London, SE10 9NN

4. Windsor Great Park

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Windsor Great Park is the home of many of Anthony and Kate’s most romantic moments in Season 2, including where the viscount and Miss Sharma meet cute atop their horses. The sprawling country park also doubles as the woods outside Aubrey Hall, and is therefore the stage of their charged pall-mall retrieval. Maybe you’ll find your true love among these 4,800 acres of green, too. 

Address: The Crown Estate, Windsor Great Park, SL4 2HT

5. Holburne Museum

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Danbury House becomes a central Bridgerton setting in Season 2 with the introduction of its new residents, Kate and Edwina Sharma (Charithra Chandran). The Holburne Museum, an art gallery in Bath, is the exterior for the home — and therefore where you would want to take your Bridgerton-themed Instagram photo. 

Address: Great Pulteney St, Bathwick, Bath, BA2 4DB

6. Hampton Court Palace

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Like Wilton House, Hampton Court Palace is another location that pops up repeatedly throughout Season 2. The palace, once the seat of King Henry VIII, serves as the outside of Chancery Lane Printing Press, where Eloise meets her new love interest, Theo Sharpe (Calam Lynch). It’s also the setting used for various Bridgerton gardens, including those of Buckingham House and Danbury House. 

Address: Hampton Court Way, East Molesey, Surrey, KT8 9AU

7. RAF Halton

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One of the largest Royal Air Force stations in England is also home to Bridgerton House’s grand hall. Yes, this is where that uncomfortably barren Bridgerton ball takes place toward the end of Season 2. 

Address: Halton Camp, Aylesbury, HP22 5PG

8. Syon House

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Speaking of Bridgerton balls, Syon House, in Brentford’s Syon Park, is the location of Season 2’s dazzling first ball. This is where you’ll find the conservatory where Anthony and Kate first recognize each other as mutual members of the ’ton. Try to look at Syon House without hearing the orchestral hum of “Material Girl” now. 

Address: Brentford, Middlesex, TW8 8JF

9. Royal County of Berkshire Polo Club

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Season 2’s second episode, “Off to the Races,” would be nothing without Berkshire Polo Club. The Windsor athletic club is the setting of the episode-long Bridgerton-Sharma trip to the race track. While you won’t spy anyone in top hats or empire waist gowns at Berkshire Polo Club in current times, it’s still favored by British high society like Meghan Markle and Prince Harry (pre-Megxit, of course).  

Address: North Street, Winkfield, Windsor, SL4 4TH 

10. Wrotham Park

Wrotham Park (pronounced “ROO-tem park”) is one of the most heavily used locations in Season 2. It serves as the main estate for Aubrey Hall, the Bridgertons’ country home and ancestral seat. When you see drone footage of “Aubrey Hall,” you’re seeing Wrotham Park. 

Address: Potters Bar, Barnet, EN5 4SB

11. West Wycombe Park

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Although Wrotham Park is the primary setting of Bridgerton’s Aubrey Hall, it’s not the only location used for the family’s country manse. West Wycombe Park Estate, which is 40 miles west of Wrotham, is a secondary location for Aubrey Hall and is used for some of the home’s interiors, like Anthony’s bedroom. It’s also the location for Colin Bridgerton’s (Luke Newton) visit to the Crane estate, Marina’s (Ruby Barker) new home. And the grounds of the country home serve as the scene of Anthony’s midseason, um, misadventure in a lake. 

Address: West Wycombe, High Wycombe, HP14 3AE

12. Ivinghoe Beacon

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Aubrey Hall is supposed to be vast, and Ivinghoe Beacon, a well-known natural landmark in Buckinghamshire, is used as yet another field for the fictional property. 

Address: Dunstable, LU6 2EG

13. Wrest Park

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Wrest Park is home of the much-talked-about orangerie at Aubrey Hall. It is also used for more shots of the Aubrey Hall gardens. There can never be enough greenery for the Bridgertons. 

Address: Silsoe, Bedfordshire, MK45 4HR

14. Wilton’s Music Hall

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Eloise stumbles into Wilton’s Music Hall for her first brush with a feminist protest. In today’s world, you’re more likely to find a Cockney sing-along or storytelling event at the historic East End theater, which has existed in some form or another since the 1690s. 

Address: 1 Graces Alley, London, E1 8JB

15. Goldsmiths’ Hall

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Queen Charlotte is so fabulous, she requires more than one throne room. Goldsmiths’ Hall, near London’s St. Paul’s Cathedral, is where you’ll find Bridgerton’s Buckingham House throne room (as opposed to the one in St. James’s Palace). The grand hall also houses Edwina’s and Anthony’s respective dressing rooms for their glitzy wedding. 

Address: Foster Lane, London, EC2V 6BN

16. St. James’s Church, Piccadilly

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Few Season 2 locations are more integral to the plot than St. James’s Church, which was established in the late 17th century. This is where Anthony and Edwina’s actual wedding ceremony unfolds — and combusts. It is also the backdrop for one of Season 2’s most romantic moments: Anthony and Kate’s — well, we won’t spoil it for you. 

Fun fact: In 1815, a similarly posh real-life wedding took place at St. James’s between Georges Alexis, a French marquis, and Louisa Barwell, the daughter of a Parliament member. 

Address: 197 Piccadilly, St. James’s, London, W1J 9LL

17. Lancaster House

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Queen Charlotte is rarely given the chance to be generous — or sweet. But one such moment takes place in Lancaster House, a 19th-century mansion less than a mile from St. James’s Church. It is here that Charlotte has a heart-to-heart with Edwina in the royal jewel room following an unexpected appearance from an ailing King George III (James Fleet). 

Address: Stable Yard, St. James’s, London, SW1A 1BB

18. Petworth House and Royal Artillery Barracks

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The Bridgertons and the Sharmas require a PR bump following their disastrous almost-nuptials. The solution is a trip to a very ton-friendly museum. The interiors for the aristocratic event are at Petworth House, a lavish country home that houses a vast art collection. The exteriors, however, belong to the Royal Artillery Barracks back in London.

Address: Petworth House: London Road, Petworth, GU28 9LR Royal Artillery Barracks: Repository Road, London, SE18 4BH

19. Basildon Park

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Basildon Park is the final glitzy location in Season 2. Not only is it the setting of one character’s surprise farewell (good riddance, goodbye!) party, but it’s also a key spot in Anthony and Kate’s steamy story. Cheers! 

Address: Lower Basildon, Reading, RG8 9NR