Can’t get enough Bridgerton? Fans would agree. With the recent release of season 3, part 2, the regency-era romance has been heating up screens just in time for summer.

Many fans were counting down the days for the hit show to return, and it’s expected that the ‘set jetting’ trend – planning trips inspired by TV shows or movies – will continue to influence travel choices.   

In fact, the Expedia Brands Unpack ’24 report found over 40% of Canadian travellers considered booking a trip after seeing it on screen. It also named multiple locales in the UK as popular set-jetting destinations to watch this year. 

Data from Expedia shows Canadians may soon be planning their own English summer adventure of their own with increases showing in these destinations: 

• York (43% increase) 

• Bath (20% increase) 

• Windsor (18% increase) 

• London (13% increase) 

To help Canadians get on their way, Expedia has created a regency-inspired English itinerary, featuring swoon-worthy stays, a walking tour sure to please fans, and half-day packages to recognizable locations.

Where to stay :  

Middlethorpe Hotel & Spa – Set on 20 acres of beautiful gardens and parkland, this 1699 converted hotel was once the home of the famous diarist, Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, and today it is renowned for its excellent food, luxurious accommodation and boutique Spa. 

Georgian House Hotel, London – Tucked away in the picturesque streets of Pimlico, Georgian House combines townhouse chic with quintessential Victorian charm. No two rooms are alike, embracing the heritage and showcasing this beautiful building with all of its Victorian quirks.  

Pennyhill Park – Located in Surrey, this charming 124 room property is home to an award-winning spa with over 20 spa experiences, and Michelen-star restaurant located in the oldest part of the estate. 

Sir Christopher Wren Hotel, Windsor – This 4-star riverside hotel is only a 15-minute drive away from Windsor Great Park, where viewers may recognize where the viscount and Miss Sharma have their momentous encounter on horseback in season 2. After exploring the grounds, guests can indulge in a traditional English Afternoon Tea or overlook the Eton Bridge on the terrace.  

Leighton House, Bath – A charming and elegant boutique 5-star Georgian bed and breakfast, guests can centre themselves in the heart of Bath. It’s also a short walk from Therme Bath Spa and the Roman Baths so visitors can rest and relax after exploring the world of Bridgerton.  

Rosewood London – Located close to the Royal Opera House, Rosewood exudes elegance. Boasting the sophisticated ambience and refined amenities of a contemporary private residence, this stunning property pairs impeccable style with genuine comfort.  

Things to do:  

• Visit the series’ major locations in this highly rated two-hour private walking tour in Bath. See the exteriors of the homes of the overly ambitious Featheringtons and the cunning Lady Danbury, the Modiste dressmakers, the quaint Gunter’s Tea Shop, and the Royal Crescent.  

• Set out on a private day trip to Castle Howard in York, whose exterior served as the fictional Clyvedon Castle.  

• Step into the majestic Windsor Castle and explore 900 years of history dating back to William the Conqueror with this half-day tour package.  

• Take a tour of Hampton Court Palace where Bridgerton fans will recognize some locales for the ballroom scenes.  

• For a posh experience, try this prosecco afternoon tea at the British Museum. Indulge in a wide selection of exotic teas, dainty finger sandwiches and scones with clotted cream in the glass-covered atrium.  

• Whether you want to explore Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, Madame Tussauds, or catch a Hop-On Hop-Off Bus, the London Pass is a great way to explore the best attractions, tours and experiences, for one money-saving price.