easy
4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal walking involved, mostly on paved or gentle terrain.
Step into the world of Clarkson’s Farm with a private guided tour through the idyllic Cotswolds. Discover filming locations, sample local brews, and wander charming villages on a personalized countryside adventure.
For all ages • 4 hours • Private driver guide
Embark on a private adventure through the enchanting Cotswolds with the Clarkson’s Farm Private Tour. Enjoy personalized exploration of filming locations, including the famous Diddly Squat Farm Shop and charming villages. With a knowledgeable guide sharing behind-the-scenes stories, this unique experience combines humor, stunning landscapes, and the heart of rural England.
9 hours
The Father Brown tour is an enchanting journey through the heart of the Cotswolds, offering fans of the beloved BBC series a chance to step into the world of the crime-solving priest. Set in the 1950s and centered around the fictional village of Kembleford, Father Brown is known for its cozy mysteries, quaint village settings, and picturesque English countryside backdrops. This tour immerses you in those very locations, combining the magic of the show with the beauty and history of real-world England.
Your day will start by being up at either London, Beaconsfield or Oxford by your personal driver guide. You will then be driven in the comfort of your own vehicle to numerous locations from the show.
The Cotswolds, with its rolling hills, stone cottages, and timeless charm, serves as the primary filming area for the series. One of the first stops on the tour is the village of Blockley, which doubles as Kembleford, Father Brown’s home. Blockley’s narrow streets, historic stone buildings, and local church all feature prominently in the show. As you walk through this peaceful village, you’ll feel as though you’ve entered Father Brown’s world. St. Mary’s Church, where many key scenes take place, stands as a central location in the series, doubling as the fictional St. Mary’s Catholic Church. Walking through its grounds offers a deeper connection to the series and a chance to see where Father Brown himself would have delivered his sermons and solved mysteries.
The tour will take you to locations away from the crowds, such as the village of Winchcombe, where several exterior shots are filmed, or the scenic countryside around Broadway Tower, another key filming site. As you move from one location to another, the stunning landscapes of the Cotswolds serve as a constant reminder of why this area was chosen as the backdrop for the show. The Cotswolds’ quintessential English charm, with its honey-colored stone buildings and lush greenery, creates an atmosphere that is both timeless and idyllic—perfect for Father Brown’s cozy, yet often sinister, mysteries.
Throughout the tour, you’ll learn fascinating behind-the-scenes stories and production details. Your guide may share insights into how locations were chosen, how sets were dressed to reflect the 1950s setting, and how certain scenes were filmed. This adds an extra layer of appreciation for both the series and the work that goes into creating its distinctive atmosphere.
Whether you’re a die-hard Father Brown fan or simply someone who appreciates English history, architecture, and countryside, this tour offers an unforgettable experience. You’ll explore beautiful villages and grand estates, gain insights into the show’s production, and walk in the footsteps of one of television’s most beloved detectives. The combination of scenic beauty, history, and television magic makes a Father Brown filming locations tour a truly unique and engaging adventure.
If you plan to dine at The Farmer’s Dog pub, reserve your table in advance to ensure a spot after your tour.
Villages like Burford and Woodstock feature cobblestone streets; sturdy footwear will keep you comfortable as you explore.
The Cotswolds’ rolling hills and stone cottages provide perfect photo opportunities—don’t forget extra batteries or memory cards.
The English countryside can be unpredictable; layering is key to stay comfortable throughout the day.
The Cotswolds have been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty since 1966, preserving its historic villages and natural heritage.
Clarkson’s Farm highlights sustainable agriculture practices, helping raise awareness about local farming’s environmental impact.
Ideal for exploring village streets and farmland paths comfortably.
Allows you to adapt easily to changing weather conditions during the day.
Capture stunning landscapes, charming villages, and memorable moments.
Stay hydrated throughout your tour, especially during warmer months.
summer specific