With the entirety of Season 3 now available on Netflix, we wanted to share some exciting news with Bridgerton fans. If you’ve ever dreamt of stepping into the Regency-era elegance of series, your fantasy can now become a reality.
Fans of the show can experience the luxury and grandeur of real-life castles, manors, and stately homes akin to those featured in the blockbuster period drama. Whether you’re looking to host a lavish celebration or simply savor a weekend in aristocratic splendor, Vrbo has curated a selection of estates that promise to immerse you in a vacation experience reminiscent of searching for Lady Whistledown and uncovering the scandalous secrets of "the ton."
Jaw-Dropping Bridgerton-Inspired Castles You Can Stay In:
"A hidden gem in our property collection, Gilmerton House is a warm and welcoming Georgian mansion, situated in the heart of East Lothian," reads the Vrbo description. Gilmerton House has been in the Kinloch family for 13 generations. With 10 bedrooms, a 200-yard driving range, a billiards room, garden games, and reception rooms, it’s the perfect place to host potential suitors!
"Blending the timeless grandeur of a Highland Scottish castle with modern comforts, Gordon Castle offers its exquisite premises for exclusive hire," reads Vrbo's description of the castle. With room to sleep up to 26 people, the Gordon Castle is home to a billiards room, two reception rooms, and outdoor spaces.
"A Georgian mansion built in 1790, Orlagh is truly a unique house set on 50 acres on extensive mature grounds in the foothills of the Dublin Mountains, with uninterrupted views of Dublin City Centre, Howth Head, and the Irish Sea," reads Vrbo. With an impressive 14 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, real wood fires, a ballroom, and a dining room, you'll have plenty of space to live out your Bridgerton dreams.
Real-Life Bridgerton Filming Locations You Can Visit:
As a bonus, we also wanted to share some Bridgerton filming locations you can visit! Many of the series' iconic settings are real places open to the public, allowing you to step directly into the world of Regency romance.
Ranger's House
Location: Chesterfield Walk, Greenwich, London, England
Serving as the façade for the Bridgerton family home, Ranger’s House is a magnificent Georgian villa rich in history. Visitors can explore its stunning exterior and well-manicured gardens.
Bath
Location: Various locations throughout Bath, Somerset, England
The Georgian architecture of Bath provided many of the show's outdoor scenes, including the Royal Crescent and Bath Street. The Assembly Rooms and the Holburne Museum also feature prominently.
Wilton House
Location: Wilton, near Salisbury, Wiltshire, England
This 17th-century country house stands in for several interiors of the Bridgerton residences. Known for its impressive state rooms and extensive parkland, Wilton House offers guided tours.
Castle Howard
Location: York, North Yorkshire, England
Castle Howard, representing the Duke of Hastings' ancestral home, is a filming favorite due to its grandeur. Visitors can explore lavish interiors and vast, picturesque grounds.
Hatfield House
Location: Hatfield, Hertfordshire, England
This Jacobean manor’s opulent rooms and beautiful gardens, used for multiple interior scenes, are perfect for exploring the high society lifestyle depicted in Bridgerton.
By visiting these real-life locations, fans can not only appreciate the beauty and history of these magnificent sites but also feel a closer connection to the enchanting world of Bridgerton. Traverse the same halls, take in the same views, and immerse yourself in the rich atmosphere that helped bring the beloved series to life.
