Where does the tour start and end?

The tour begins near Temple Station (Temple Place) and concludes near Tower Bridge.

Is the tour suitable for children?

Yes, the tour is family-friendly and suitable for all ages.

Are tickets refundable?

You can cancel for free up to 24 hours before the tour with no questions asked.

Is the tour wheelchair accessible?

Information about accessibility is limited; please contact Brit Movie Tours directly to inquire.

Do I need to bring anything specific for the tour?

Bring a valid travel card (Oyster, contactless, or Travelcard) for public transport and wear comfortable shoes.

Are the tour guides knowledgeable about London history?

Yes, guides share rich behind-the-scenes film facts plus historical and cultural context about the city.

Bridget Jones Walking Tour by Brit Movie Tours in London

Brit Movie Tours offers a uniquely cinematic stroll through London’s urban landscape with its Bridget Jones Walking Tour, a 2.5-hour journey threading together over a dozen authentic filming locations from the beloved Bridget Jones movies. This isn’t just a casual sightseeing walk—it's a chance to walk in the footsteps of one of literature and film’s most iconic singletons, caught between awkward charm and London’s bustling cityscape.

Starting near Temple Station in the heart of central London, the tour winds through streets rich with both cinematic and historic character. Key sites include Bridget’s apartment above a classic London pub, the church used for Daniel Cleaver's memorial service, the legal Inns of Court where Mark Darcy plies his trade, and the unforgettable spot of Bridget’s diary kiss scene. Each stop is punctuated with behind-the-scenes anecdotes, giving fans a deeper understanding of the films and the city backdrop that shaped these stories.

Beyond movie magic, the walk showcases London’s architectural and cultural highlights: Tower Bridge looms nearby as a striking finale, while glimpses of London Bridge and St Paul’s Cathedral provide a broader context steeped in English history. Guides share not just trivia about stars like Renée Zellweger, Hugh Grant, and Colin Firth, but also detail the real-life neighborhoods and their evolution.

The tour’s small group format encourages plenty of photo opportunities—from snapping a selfie at Bridget’s front door to capturing London’s famous landmarks from tucked-away vantage points. For visitors who want a practical blend of classic London sightseeing and film fandom, Brit Movie Tours crafts a walk that feels both intimate and lively. It’s a rare, grounded chance to engage the city through the lens of pop culture, all while moving at a pleasant urban pace suited to a broad range of visitors.