Bridgerton Season 2 · Jonathan Bailey

Anthony Bridgerton — Season 2 filming locations in Bath

Season 2 belongs to Anthony and Kate. Jonathan Bailey's Viscount and Simone Ashley's Kate Sharma dominated 2022 — and Bath's Georgian streets provided the backdrop. The Royal Crescent, the Holburne Museum, Great Pulteney Street, the Assembly Rooms: here is exactly where it was filmed, and how to see it for yourself.

Jonathan Bailey as

Anthony Bridgerton — Viscount Bridgerton

Based on: The Viscount Who Loved Me (Book 2, Julia Quinn)

Anthony Bridgerton is the eldest Bridgerton son — the Viscount, responsible for the family since his father's death. He carries the weight of duty and family honour throughout the series.
Season 2 ('The Viscount Who Loved Me') centres on Anthony's search for a suitable viscountess, and his reluctant, antagonistic fall for Kate Sharma. Simone Ashley joined the cast as Kate in Season 2.
Jonathan Bailey plays Anthony across all four seasons. His Season 2 arc became one of the most-watched Netflix programmes of 2022.
Anthony's Bath filming locations concentrate on the most formal Georgian settings: the Royal Crescent, the Assembly Rooms, and Great Pulteney Street.
Kate Sharma's scenes use the Holburne Museum exterior (the Sharma family residence). The chemistry between Kate and Anthony at the Holburne gardens is one of the season's most-referenced scenes.
Jonathan Bailey has spoken publicly about Bath as a filming location multiple times — the city's architecture creates a period authenticity difficult to find elsewhere.

Season 2 filming locations in Bath

Royal Crescent

Free access

Royal Crescent, Bath BA1 2LR

Bridgerton family home (exterior) — all seasons, prominent in Season 2

The 30-house Palladian crescent is the visual anchor of all four Bridgerton seasons. In Season 2, the crescent and the Circus are used for the Bridgerton family's morning promenade and several exterior conversation scenes between Anthony and family members. Arrive before 9:30am for photographs without crowds.

Holburne Museum

Free access

Great Pulteney Street, Bath BA2 4DB

Sharma family residence (exterior) — Kate Sharma scenes, Season 2

The Holburne Museum's neoclassical facade at the end of Great Pulteney Street doubles as the Sharma family townhouse. The gardens behind the museum and the colonnaded approach are used in several scenes — most notably the scenes between Kate and Anthony in the early episodes. Entry to the permanent collection (Old Masters, Gainsborough) is free.

Great Pulteney Street

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Great Pulteney Street, Bath BA2 4DB

Regency promenade and Society scenes

The grandest Georgian boulevard in Bath — 1,100 feet long, 100 feet wide, completed in 1789. Used throughout Bridgerton for Society promenade scenes. Walk the full length from the Laura Place fountain at the western end to the Holburne Museum at the eastern end. Free and fully accessible.

Assembly Rooms

Bennett Street, Bath BA1 2QH

Ball and Society scenes — multiple Bridgerton seasons

The Assembly Rooms built in 1771 are the most historically authentic ballroom in Bridgerton filming. Used across multiple seasons including Season 2 for the formal ball scenes central to the Anthony/Kate arc. The main ballroom, tea room, and octagon room are all accessible. Check bath-preservation-trust.org.uk for current admission.

The Circus

Free access

The Circus, Bath BA1 2EW

Street scenes and carriage sequences

John Wood's circular set of 33 Georgian townhouses, 318 feet in diameter, completed in 1768. One of the most dramatic urban spaces in England. Used in Bridgerton for carriage sequences and exterior Society scenes. Freely accessible — walk the full circle of the Grade I listed facades. Five minutes from the Royal Crescent on foot.

Self-guided itinerary — Anthony and Kate's Bath

9:00am

Royal Crescent — arrive before crowds. Walk the full crescent. Half-moon garden opposite for photography.

9:45am

The Circus (5-minute walk) — complete the three arcs of the circular facade. Observe the plane trees planted at the centre.

10:30am

Assembly Rooms (via Bennett Street) — book ahead if possible. The main ballroom is the centrepiece.

12:00pm

Lunch: The Circus Restaurant on Brock Street (between the Royal Crescent and the Circus) is one of Bath's most consistent midrange dining options.

1:30pm

Walk east through the city via Queen Square and the Guildhall to Laura Place.

2:00pm

Great Pulteney Street — walk the full length of the boulevard east to the Holburne Museum.

2:45pm

Holburne Museum — browse the free permanent collection (45 minutes). The Sharma exterior is approached from the front and sides.

3:30pm

Sydney Gardens adjacent to the Holburne — Bath's oldest public park, walkable and free. Return via the canal towpath to the city centre (20 minutes).

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Anthony Bridgerton filmed in Bath?

Anthony Bridgerton Season 2 filming locations in Bath: the Royal Crescent (Bridgerton family home exterior), the Holburne Museum on Great Pulteney Street (Sharma family residence exterior), Great Pulteney Street (Society promenade scenes), the Assembly Rooms on Bennett Street (ball scenes), and The Circus (carriage and exterior Society scenes). All are publicly accessible, most for free.

Who plays Anthony Bridgerton?

Jonathan Bailey plays Anthony Bridgerton across all four seasons of Bridgerton on Netflix. Season 2 is Anthony's headline season — he falls for Kate Sharma, played by Simone Ashley. Jonathan Bailey is a British actor born in Oxfordshire; his Bridgerton role has significantly raised his international profile.

What is Anthony Bridgerton Season 2 about?

Bridgerton Season 2 follows Anthony Bridgerton's search for a viscountess — he selects Edwina Sharma as a suitable match, but falls reluctantly and antagonistically in love with her elder sister Kate. The tension between duty (to marry the right person) and desire (Kate) drives the season. Simone Ashley joined the cast as Kate. The season adapts Book 2 in Julia Quinn's series, 'The Viscount Who Loved Me.'

Is the Holburne Museum free to visit?

Yes. The Holburne Museum's permanent collection — which includes Old Masters, Gainsborough portraits, and decorative arts from the Bridgerton period — is free to enter. Temporary exhibitions carry a separate admission charge (check holburne.org). The museum is open Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00am. The exterior (the Sharma residence filming location) is accessible from the approach on Great Pulteney Street without entering the museum.