Peaky Blinders Filming Locations | Full List

Whether you’ve watched it or not, everyone knows or has heard of this famous Brummie TV series. Think cobbled streets, old architecture buildings, grey skies and thick Brummie accents.

Full of dramatic scenes, Peaky Blinders is a BBC IPlayer series that is also a BAFTA-Award winning series that is globally loved by many, with 6 series and 36 episodes. This acclaimed drama is one to watch. Especially if you’re a Brummie.

An open-air museum that has so much history to tell. Did you know it’s called ‘Black Country’ because of the soot that was produced during the iron foundries?

Nowadays, it’s a real-life community designed to portray the lives of 19th-century Britain. With actors, traditional food and street games!

For Peaky Blinders, it served as Charlie Strong’s yard, a murder scene and Ada and Freddie’s secret meeting place…

This beautiful manor house served as Tommy Shelby’s iconic home. As well as the backdrop for a showdown with Alfie Solomons.

Did you know the house is home to Viscount Ashbrook and has been in their family for over 550 years?! You can explore the interior, the library, the beautiful gardens and short trails!

A beautiful and stunning architectural building, with expansive grounds you can visit and explore! With fab flora and towering trees, multiple magnificent gardens and a sculpture park it’s a peaceful haven.

The gorgeous house was used for scenes between Granger and Campbell (Sam Neil)!

This classic theatre also known as Ilkley Winter Gardens, is set in the picturesque town of Ilkley. With a glass-roofed spa Winter Garden and a grand theatre, it makes for a beautiful wedding venue.

For Peaky Blinders, it was used as a set for various special events.

The stunning baths were filmed as the setting for the horse fair where Tommy meets May!

Did you know it’s a Grade-II listed building that was once a swimming baths? This Edwardian building is used for a variety of events and backdrops in many TV shows!

The World Heritage UNESCO Site has been used for many scenes in famous blockbusters and TV shows, like Captain America: The First Avenger and of course, Peaky Blinders! What scene? The dramatic confrontation with Billy Kimber…

Nowadays you can find luxury apartments and private top-floor penthouses. On the lower levels of the southern side, you can dine at restaurants and go shopping too!

Stunning stained glass windows, beautiful architecture and a magnificent history this Anglican church is one to visit. Did you know it’s the largest cathedral in Britain?

For the hit TV series, it was the place of Worship for Tommy Shelby.

Staying up north, you’ll find the famous Powis Street where Tommy Shelby carries out his business dealings.

It’s a partly pedestrianised street, so you can walk along it too, as you channel your inner Brummie.

Aunt Polly’s beautiful home wasn’t filmed in Sutton Coldfield like in the show, but in a village near Liverpool! It was built in the 1880s and housed workers at a nearby factory.

The model village is picturesque and quaint, you can head off on a walking tour to explore the area too! Then visit the museum to learn more about the village.

Later on Peaky Blinders, Tommy’s budding empire and business grow, especially after he was elected as a Member of Parliament. So, where were his offices filmed? At Bradford City Hall!

It’s also a Grade I listed building with its Venetian Gothic architecture. Did you know it was built in the 19th century? It has lots of history! It’s a place of important council work, and you can even get married there!

This 5-mile heritage railway is a stunning station that runs heritage steam and diesel trains from Keighley to Oxenhope. With 150 years of history, it holds so much to be uncovered. With vintage carriages, your journey on the railway will have you sweeping through meadows of heather and wild moors.

In Peaky Blinders, you’ll find all the train scenes were filmed here, as well as the confrontation between Grace and Inspector Campbell! A fitting location.

This hillside cemetery was the ideal filming location for all the cemetery scenes after the World War 1 set for Peaky Blinders. Did you know the first burial was in 1854? There are 26 acres to explore and has been used in many filming sets and you can explore the history and heritage of the cemetery on a guided tour.

A National Trust site that is both picturesque and beautiful. With stunning views and an extensive golden coastline, you can enjoy a family day out here and clamber over sand dunes!

The beach was used as a confrontation scene between Tommy Shelby and Alfie Solomons (Tom Hardy) in season four.