Where was Queen Charlotte filmed? The Palace & all the Locations
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The spin-off from the popular historical romance series, Queen Charlotte was, with a few exceptions, filmed on same locations of Bridgerton in England.
In the six-episode series, we are introduced to Charlotte as a young princess from a German noble family, who embarks on a journey to England to marry the future King George III (played by Corey Mylchreest).
In the six-episode series, we are introduced to Charlotte as a young princess from a German noble family, who embarks on a journey to England to marry the future King George III (played by Corey Mylchreest).
Starring India Amarteifio as the young Queen Charlotte and Golda Rosheuvel as her older counterpart, the show explores the complexities of her new role and the intricacies of the British court during the Regency era. Charlotte must navigate political intrigue, social pressures, and personal sacrifice.
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You can also find all the locations where Bridgerton was filmed by following this link.
The Queen Charlotte Locations
The Untere Schloss in Mirow, Northern Germany, was filmed at the historic Ditton Manor in Berkshire.
Dating back to the 14th century, this stately house features the picturesque moat and bridge seen in the series.
But this interior vaulted corridor is the Gothic Revival cloister of Wilton House in Wiltshire, near Salisbury.
The seat of the Earls of Pembroke for the last four centuries is considered one of the finest country houses in England.
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The scenes in the countryside were filmed at Windsor Great Park in Berkshire.
This historic park is home to majestic deer herds and is one of Queen Elizabeth II's favorite retreats.
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The Queen Charlotte palace
The Buckingham House is actually an amalgam of several locations.
The facade of the royal residence is the stunning Blenheim Palace in Woodstock, Oxfordshire.
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Many interiors were also filmed at Blenheim Palace, including the Great Hall.
Built in the early 18th century, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is one of England's largest mansions.
In the short sequence at Buckingham House at the beginning of the first episode, Charlotte actually visits many different places.
The long gallery pictured is the 18th-century Syon House library in the London borough of Hounslow.
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The Double Cube Room at the Wilton House is the monumental landmark that also appears as the castle in Germany at the beginning of the episode.
The Wilton House served as the Tomb Raider mansion in the 2018 movie, and has also been featured in The Crown, The Young Victoria, and Outlander.
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The Great Staircase is the King’s Staircase at Hampton Court Palace, located 12 miles southwest of central London on the River Thames.
The walls, depicting mythological and historical figures, were painted around 1700 by the Italian Baroque painter Antonio Verrio.
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The dining hall is The Saloon also at Blenheim Palace.
The walls and ceilings were painted by the French decorative artist Louis Laguerre.
The gardens with the monumental fountain are also located at Blenheim Palace.
The party in the last episode, "Crown Jewels", was also filmed here.
The glass house is the Belton House Orangery in Lincolnshire.
Built in the 17th century, this property features meticulously landscaped gardens and exquisite architecture.
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The funeral scene in the first episode, "Queen to Be", was filmed at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich.
The ensemble of buildings at Maritime Greenwich is a popular tourist attraction and filming location for hundreds of productions, including The Man from U.N.C.L.E., Pirates of the Caribbean, and most recently, The Diplomat series.
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Royal servants deliver wedding invitations at Bath's iconic Palladian Royal Crescent.
Completed in 1774, the 30 terraced houses with 114 columns that make up this famous landmark are arranged in an arc to form a crescent.
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Danbury House, which also appears in Bridgerton as a coaching inn, is Dorney Court, a nearly 600-year-old Tudor manor house in Buckinghamshire.
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Like in Bridgerton, St. James's Palace is primarily Hampton Court Palace in East Molesey, although some interior scenes were filmed at Wilton House and Syon House.
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George and Charlotte's wedding was filmed at the Merton College Chapel in Oxford.
This 13th-century masterpiece of Gothic architecture has preserved its collection of medieval glass almost intact.
This location was also featured in the 2023 Saltburn house movie.
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The garden scenes were filmed at Hatfield House, the magnificent Jacobean-style estate that we've seen in many productions, including The Great, Fast and Furious, and Taboo, to name a few.
Some of the interior scenes set in Buckingham House were also filmed in the elegant rooms of Hatfield House.
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The Ledger's home is Firle Place in Sussex, an elegant manor house dating back to the late 15th century.
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It looks like the exterior of George's astronomical observatory was CGI'd into the scene, and the interior was probably filmed on a soundstage in the studios.
Lady Danbury's residence is the Holburne Museum of Art in Bath.
Housed in the former Sydney Hotel in the heart of Bath, the museum boasts an impressive collection of fine art and decorative arts spanning several centuries.
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You may have seen the interior of Westminster Abbey during the coronation of King Charles.
However, in Queen Charlotte, this scene was created entirely using CGI instead of filming on location.
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The Royal College of Physicians in the fourth episode, "Holding the King", was filmed at the Queen’s House Great Hall in Greenwich.
The Queen’s House is the white cube between the two buildings of the Old Royal Naval College.
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The splendid facade of the Belton House also appears in the fourth and fifth episodes.
The opera house in the fifth episode, "Gardens in Bloom", is the Hackney Empire Theatre on Mare Street in London.
Although it looks older, this venue was built in 1901 in the Victorian Baroque Revival style.
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