Downton Abbey-Rundgang in London

• Sehen Sie das Grantham House, wo wir Onkel Harold zum ersten Mal treffen
• Sehen Sie, wo Lady Rose alle Vorsicht in den Wind schreibt, wenn sie bei einem Date mit dem Jazzsänger Jack Ross gesehen wird
• Bewundern Sie den Park, in dem Daisy ihre neu entdeckte Liebe zur Kunst teilt
• Orte aus Serie 5, einschließlich des Hotels, in dem Lady Mary und Lord Gillingham ihre geheime Verbindung eingehen

On the Downton Abbey Walking Tour London, you’ll have the chance to see all of your favourite locations.

Revisit some of the happy moments from the show. Like the filming location of The Lotus Club, where Lady Rose dances with jazz singer Jack Ross. The Savile Club (which is the actual name above the door) boasts many more claims to fame than just Downton Abbey. HG Wells, Thomas Hardy and Rudyard Kipling were all once regular members of the club.

You’ll also pass by The Criterion. This high-class restaurant in Picadilly Circus is where Michael Gregson wined and dined Lady Edith. And not to forget The National Gallery, where Cora and Simon Bricker admired the paintings of Piero della Francesca.

But not all of the Crawley’s trips to the city were happy ones, and your guide will also point out some of the sadder storylines that unfolded on these streets. You will get to follow in the footsteps of Anna, as she retraced Mr Bate’s movements, and follow Lady Edith’s path when she learns she is pregnant.

And there are many other spectacular sites to take in too. Many of which are full of their own interesting history. See 35 Belgrave Square, which doubles up as Grantham House, the home of Lady Rosamund Painswick. Or The National Liberal Club, where Lady Mary secretly meets up with Tony Gillingham, telling her family that she is attending a ’sketching tour‘.

The Downton Abbey Walking Tour London offers a fun and relaxing way of exploring the world of the Crawleys and their staff. What’s more, it lets you not only discover not only the fictional, but the real-life history of this great city! And, it’s suitable for lords, ladies, and servants of all ages!