With over 200 productions shot over the last 100 years, the Old Royal Naval College is now the No. 1 heritage filming location in the UK reports VisitBritain.
Establishing its place in cinematic history, this remarkable UNESCO World heritage site has delivered the perfect backdrop, from Bond to Bridgerton and Les Misérables to The Muppets. In 2024, The Old Royal Naval College welcomed over 800,000 visitors on site, with a notable uplift in themed events following the streaming of Bridgerton’s third series on Netflix.
The Wigs, Weddings, Powder and Palaces tours will begin on April 4 and will run every Friday and Saturday at 1.30pm and at 3.30pm with tickets priced at £25 for an adult and £19 for a student.
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