Netflix's new adaptation of Agatha Christie's Seven Dials has just hit our screens, but did you know that some of the series was filmed right here in Bath?
Filmed across the West Country throughout the summer of 2024, the three-part series follows the escapades of Lady Eileen ‘Bundle’ Brent (played by Helena Bonham Carter) as she tries to unravel a murder mystery, based around the Seven Dials nightclub in 1925 London.

Image credit B&NES Film Office
Let us know if you spot the following Bath locations when you're watching the show...
Abbey Green
This photogenic square next to Bath Abbey doubled as Market Basing market square. The square has also featured extensively in Bridgerton, with the Abbey Deli exterior used for Modiste.

Image credit B&NES Film Office
North Parade Buildings
A scene where Bundle follows Superintendent Battle (played by Martin Freeman) was filmed on this pretty side street, close to Abbey Green and the famous Sally Lunn's Historic Eating House.

Image - North Parade Buildings
Great Pulteney Street
The London car chase scene was filmed on Bath's grandest street, which was also used for filming Vanity Fair in 2003. The street is close to Bath's famous Pulteney Bridge, and The Holburne Museum, which may also be familiar from Netflix's Bridgerton, where it doubles as Lady Dunbury's House.

Image - Great Pulteney Street, credit Kevin Davison
Westonbirt, The National Arboretum
The interior and exterior shots for Mr. Lomax’s estate, Wyvern Abbey, were filmed at the grand Westonbirt House, next to the scenic Westonbirt Arboretum.

Image - Westonbirt Arboretum in autumn, credit Forestry England
The Badminton Estate
A lot of action takes place at Chimneys House, which was filmed at the Badminton Estate to the north of Bath. The house itself is not open to the public, but the estate does host events throughout the year, including the famous Badminton Horse Trials in May, and RHS Badminton Flower Show in July.
Image credit Netflix / Simon Ridgeway
Other filming locations across the West Country include:
- St Nicholas Market, Corn Street and Queen Square in Bristol
- West Somerset Railway’s Blue Anchor Station
- Minehead in Somerset
Image credit Netflix / Simon Ridgeway
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