Film, TV & Literature Locations in the UK

The United Kingdom has been the backdrop for some of the world's most famous films, TV shows, and literary works. Whether you're a fan of Harry Potter, James Bond, Game of Thrones, or Sherlock Holmes, you can visit real-life places that inspired or were used in famous productions. Here’s a guide to must-see locations across the UK. 1. Harry Potter Filming Locations The Harry Potter films used some of the UK’s most magical landmarks. London King’s Cross Station (Platform 9¾) – The famous trolley disappearing into the wall. Leadenhall Market – Used as Diagon Alley in Harry Potter and the...

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Go Tours UK Meets: John Brown

There are few people more connected to Port Isaac than John Brown. One of the most isolated places in Britain, Port Isaac is in a hidden cove, set amongst stunning scenery on Cornwall’s North-Atlantic coast. A humble fishing village since at least the fourteenth century, this sleepy settlement is now famously recognisable as the filming location for the hit TV show, Doc Martin. It is also one of the destinations on our Cornwall & The Cotswolds Tour from London. But Port Isaac is also the home of the Fisherman’s Friends; a group of singing fishermen who were discovered in 2010 and...

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