Set-Jetting: Fans Search For Popular Bridgerton Filming Locations

The Netflix show Bridgerton has attracted a huge following, with fans impatiently waiting for new episodes. Fans will recall that Season 3 is split into two batches, with Part 1 already streaming four episodes. Part 2 is set to be released by the streamer on June 13. With summer vacations planned, many Bridgerton fans are searching for the most popular filming locations for the drama series. In fact, according to ARKA, search interest for the keywords “Bridgerton locations” has increased by 82 percent in the past month since part 1 of season 3 began streaming. Which are the most popular filming locations for fans? Read on to find out more.

Trending searches for Netflix’s Bridgerton season 3 filming locations

With Bridgerton season 3 trending right now between part 1 and part 2, ARKA researched to discover the most popular filming locations in the Netflix show. Meanwhile, search interest for the keywords “Bridgerton locations” shot up by 82 percent over the past month. Based on the increase in searches, the study includes the most trending locations and the scenes in which they were featured.

It also includes the location’s popularity on Google Search and Instagram hashtags and the change of interest of specific locations. Moreover, the ranking is reached by the total popularity from highest to lowest. To jog your memory, see the images shared for each location.

1. Hampton Court Palace

The top searched Bridgerton location in the study is Hampton Court Palace, which attracted a total of 1.7 million searches and hashtags. Fans will recall this location as it features in multiple dramatic scenes including the debutantes’ presentation before Queen Charlotte, and Eloise meets Theo Sharpe. This location comes up top on the list and since the release of the latest season, its popularity has soared by 50 percent.

2. St. James’ Church in London

St. James’ Church in London comes in second place with 864K searches and hashtags. Meanwhile, the location featured in the wedding scene between Anthony Bridgerton and Edwina Sharma in season 2 and has achieved a 22 percent increase in popularity.

3. Waddesdon Manor in Buckinghamshire

Coming in at number 3 is Waddesdon Manor in Buckinghamshire with 621K searches and hashtags. The manor featured in the Queen Charlotte series and set the stage for the romance between Lady Danbury and Lord Ledger. Moreover, the location has around 1K mentions on Instagram. However, most of its popularity comes from Google search, while the manor’s luxurious and romantic scenes contributed to a 22 percent rise in its popularity.

4. Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire

Blenheim Palace comes in fourth place with 503K searches and hashtags. The palace serves as the gardens of Buckingham House and the interiors of Kew Palace in Queen Charlotte. Meanwhile, the location is hugely popular in Google searches which have increased by 50 percent after the introduction of Bridgerton season 3.

5. Hatfield House in Hertfordshire

As for Hatfield House, this location ranks fifth with a total popularity of 248K. Meanwhile, the beautiful location was the setting for Lady Trowbridge’s lavish society ball, where Daphne Bridgerton and Simon Basset, the Duke of Hastings, shared their first kiss in the garden. Moreover, despite the location being featured in season 1, it retains its popularity in the top five filming sites.

6. Petworth in West Sussex

Ranking in sixth place, Petworth in West Sussex has a total of 178K in popularity. Featuring 130K Instagram hashtags, its grand interiors and extensive art collection have attracted a more than 20 percent rise in popularity. Readers may recall that Petworth was featured in an art gallery scene in season 2.

7. Castle Howard in York

At seventh place, Castle Howard in York has seen 160K searches and hashtags, with 65K from hashtags on Instagram. This is another location featured in season 1, including the dramatic fight scene in the Walled Garden between Daphne and Nigel Berbrooke and has seen a 50 percent increase.

8. Windsor Great Park in Berkshire

The sprawling Windsor Great Park in Berkshire ranks in eighth place in the study, with 112.6K in popularity. The location is known for the romantic moments between Anthony and Kate in season 2 of Bridgerton, including their horseback meeting. Meanwhile, the scenic beauty of the park has attracted an 82 percent increase in popularity, the highest rise in the study.

9. Chiswick House in London

Coming in ninth place, Chiswick House has a 91.3K total popularity. The location featured mainly in season 3 for church and carriage shots and has seen more than a 20 percent increase in searches in recent months.

10. Painshill Park in Cobham

Painshill Park in Cobham ranks tenth in the study with 80.6K in total popularity. This location is famous for the hot air balloon scene in season 3, where the Hawkings balloon loses control. Meanwhile, this location has seen a 49 percent increase in popularity.

Readers, which are your favorite filming locations in Bridgerton? Let us know by dropping a comment below and pick up part 2 of season 3 on Netflix on June 13, 2024.

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