Bridgerton Season 4 · Filming in Bath 2026

Benedict Bridgerton — Season 4 filming locations in Bath

Season 4 is Benedict's season. Luke Thompson's long-running storyline becomes the headline romance — and it was filmed in Bath in 2026. Royal Crescent, Prior Park, the Holburne Museum, the Assembly Rooms: here is where each scene was shot, how to visit, and what to expect when you arrive.

Luke Thompson as

Benedict Bridgerton — Season 4 lead

Based on: An Offer from a Gentleman (Book 3, Julia Quinn)

  • Benedict Bridgerton is the second son — the artist of the family, resistant to Society's expectations.
  • Season 4 adapts Book 3 ('An Offer from a Gentleman'): a Cinderella romance with Sophie Beckett, an illegitimate daughter hiding her identity at a masquerade.
  • Luke Thompson has played Benedict across all four seasons; Season 4 is his headline story.
  • Filming for Season 4 took place in Bath in 2026, using the Royal Crescent, Prior Park, the Holburne Museum, and the Assembly Rooms.
  • Benedict is the Bridgerton who most visibly reflects Bath's artistic character — his scenes use the city's most atmospheric Georgian locations.
  • The masquerade sequences require grand ballroom settings: Prior Park and the Assembly Rooms are both used as key set locations for Season 4.

Season 4 filming locations

Royal Crescent

Free access

Royal Crescent, Bath BA1 2LR

Bridgerton family home (exterior) — all seasons

The sweeping 30-house crescent is the defining exterior shot of every Bridgerton season. Stand at the curved iron railings of the half-moon garden opposite for the best angle. Arrive before 9:30am to avoid crowds. The No. 1 Royal Crescent Museum (adjacent, £12) shows the Georgian interior.

Prior Park Landscape Garden

Ralph Allen Drive, Bath BA2 5AH

Grand estate scenes — masquerade ball location

National Trust estate with a Palladian mansion and one of England's finest landscape gardens, including a Palladian bridge. Used for exterior estate scenes and the Season 4 masquerade sequences. The mansion is a private school and not publicly accessible, but the gardens and bridge are the key filming locations. NT members free; otherwise £12 adults. No on-site parking — walk from Bath (35 min) or take the No. 2 bus.

Holburne Museum

Free access

Great Pulteney Street, Bath BA2 4DB

Lady Danbury's residence (exterior)

The Holburne's neoclassical facade at the end of Great Pulteney Street doubles as Lady Danbury's townhouse across multiple seasons. Free entry to the permanent collection. The Great Pulteney Street approach — the longest Georgian boulevard in Bath — is the iconic filming angle.

Assembly Rooms

Bennett Street, Bath BA1 2QH

Ball scenes — the most authentic Regency ballroom in Bath

Built in 1771, the Assembly Rooms hosted the actual Georgian social season that Jane Austen wrote about and Bridgerton draws on. The Assembly Rooms are closed for renovation until 2027, so the interiors cannot currently be visited. The Fashion Museum that used to ticket entry here closed in 2022.

No. 1 Royal Crescent Museum

1 Royal Crescent, Bath BA1 2LR

Period interior context

Fully restored Georgian townhouse from the 1770s — authentic period furniture, textiles, and room arrangements across three floors. A 45-minute visit that reframes everything else you see in Bath's Georgian streets. Adults £12, book online.

Self-guided itinerary — one day in Benedict's Bath

9:00am

Royal Crescent — arrive before crowds. Walk the full crescent. Photograph from the half-moon garden opposite.

10:00am

No. 1 Royal Crescent Museum — 45 minutes for interior context. Book online.

11:00am

Assembly Rooms via Bennett Street (5-minute walk) — the main ballroom is the highlight.

12:30pm

Lunch: The Raven on Queen Street (proper Bath pub, deadpan landlord, better food than the tourist traps nearby).

2:00pm

Great Pulteney Street and Holburne Museum — walk the full Georgian boulevard east to the Holburne facade.

3:30pm

Prior Park — No. 2 bus from city centre (10 min) or walk (35 min). Allow 90 minutes in the gardens. Palladian bridge is the centrepiece.

5:30pm

Sydney Gardens on the return — Bath's oldest public park, immediately adjacent to Prior Park's western boundary.

Book tours and hotels for your Bridgerton trip

Guided Bridgerton walking tours leave from the city centre and cover all key filming locations with expert commentary. Hotels near the Royal Crescent fill quickly in summer.

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Benedict Bridgerton Season 4 filmed in Bath?
Benedict Bridgerton Season 4 filming locations in Bath include the Royal Crescent (Bridgerton family home exterior), Prior Park Landscape Garden (estate and masquerade ball scenes), the Holburne Museum on Great Pulteney Street (Lady Danbury's residence exterior), the Assembly Rooms on Bennett Street (ball scenes), and No. 1 Royal Crescent Museum. Season 4 filming in Bath took place in 2026.
Who plays Benedict Bridgerton in Season 4?
Luke Thompson plays Benedict Bridgerton in Season 4. He has appeared in the role since Season 1. Season 4 is Benedict's headline season — his central romance with Sophie Beckett adapts the third Bridgerton book, 'An Offer from a Gentleman' by Julia Quinn.
What is Benedict Bridgerton Season 4 about?
Bridgerton Season 4 follows Benedict's romance with Sophie Beckett — a woman he meets at a masquerade ball who disappears at midnight. Sophie is an illegitimate daughter hiding her true identity in Society. The plot follows the Cinderella structure of Book 3 in Julia Quinn's Bridgerton series, 'An Offer from a Gentleman.' Season 4 was filmed in Bath in 2026.
When does Bridgerton Season 4 release on Netflix?
Bridgerton Season 4 is expected to release on Netflix in late 2026 or early 2027. Filming in Bath took place in 2026. Netflix has not confirmed an official release date as of June 2026.
Can you visit the Benedict Bridgerton filming locations yourself?
Yes. The Royal Crescent exterior, Great Pulteney Street, and the Holburne Museum approach are all publicly accessible for free. Prior Park Landscape Garden (National Trust, £12 or free with membership) and the Assembly Rooms require entry fees. No. 1 Royal Crescent Museum costs £12. A self-guided itinerary covering all key Benedict Bridgerton Season 4 locations takes approximately 5-6 hours.

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