Is hotel pickup included in the tour?

Yes, hotel pickup and drop-off are available within a 5km radius of Embankment Place in Central London upon request.

Are admission tickets to the Roman Baths included?

No, admission tickets are not included and need to be purchased separately if you wish to visit.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

All Black Cabs used are wheelchair accessible and can accommodate foldable wheelchairs under 10kg.

How many people can the private tour accommodate?

The private group size is up to 6 passengers, ideal for families or small groups.

Can the itinerary be customized during the day?

The tour follows a set itinerary due to timing and logistics, but your guide can provide flexibility on minor stops depending on group preferences.

What is the cancellation policy?

You can cancel with a 50% refund up to 5 days before the reservation confirmation; no refund is provided afterward.

Bridgerton Filming Day Trip with Black Cab Heritage Tours

Black Cab Heritage Tours offers a unique private day trip from London to the historic city of Bath, immersing visitors in the striking setting of Bridgerton’s most memorable scenes. Departing in a classic London black cab, the journey itself is part of the experience—an intimate, comfortable ride through the English countryside sets the tone for a day blending culture, history, and television magic.

Bath, located in southwest England, stands as one of the country’s architectural jewels and holds UNESCO World Heritage status. Famous for its Georgian buildings fashioned from the soft, golden Bath stone, it was also home to Jane Austen, who inspired the Bridgerton series itself. Black Cab Heritage Tours crafts a detailed itinerary connecting the dots between Bridgerton’s grand Regency backdrop and Bath’s real-life landmarks.

The tour begins with a coffee stop in Bucklebury, a quaint village with royal ties, before heading to the elegant Holburne Museum inside Lansdowne Fields. Once in Bath, participants walk the Royal Crescent—an immense crescent of Georgian townhouses featured prominently in the show—and visit No. 1 Royal Crescent, depicted as the Featherington family’s stately home. The walk continues past the Circus, Queen Anne Square, the Jane Austen Centre, and the Assembly Rooms with their famously filmed ballroom scenes.

Additional stops include Bath Abbey and Pulteney Bridge, both iconic landmarks captured on screen. Along the way, insights into Regency society, architecture, and the filming process enrich the journey. The return trip offers scenic views of the rolling Cotswolds countryside, rounding out a day that combines outdoor walking, storytelling, and cinematic nostalgia.

Black Cab Heritage Tours stands out by marrying the cultural allure of Bath with a stylish and efficient transfer in a historic vehicle, making it a standout option for visitors seeking a seamless connection to one of England’s most photogenic and storied cities.