If you're a huge fan of Downton Abbey but don't fancy the day trip out to Highclere Castle, then how about a walking tour of the London locations featured in the show?
Highlights include the Crawley’s London residence, the place where Cora admired the paintings of Piero della Francesca, the restaurant where Edith met Bertie, the exterior of Grantham House where we first met Uncle Harold, and the grand houses around Brompton which were the main on-screen locations used during the six series.
You'll be reminded of some of the show's most memorable moments like when Anna retraced Bates's movements in London, when Lady Rose went on a date with the jazz singer Jack Ross, when Lady Mary had a secret liaison with Lord Gillingham, and the steps that Edith took when she discovered she was pregnant.
As you walk along the historic streets of central London your guide will be sharing amusing anecdotes and behind-the-scenes information about how the award-winning TV series was made.
Note: The tour starts outside Temple station and ends at Green Park.
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