The Müuse Atlas / United Kingdom

England

64 areas on the atlas. Bath, Berkhamsted, Birmingham, Blackpool, Bradford, Brighton, Bristol, Chatham, Cheltenham, Harrogate, Hastings, Isle of Wight, Lavenham, Leeds, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle upon Tyne, Newlyn, Norwich, Plymouth, Portsmouth, Rye, Scarborough, Sheffield, Whitby and York.

Cities

Bath2 areas

Berkhamsted1 area

Birmingham2 areas

Blackpool2 areas

Bradford2 areas

Brighton4 areas

Bristol6 areas

Chatham1 area

Cheltenham2 areas

Harrogate1 area

Hastings1 area

Isle of Wight2 areas

LavenhamFilming in Lavenham, Suffolk. Black timber over white plaster lines the High Street and Church Street, in houses built mostly between 1450 and 1500.

Leeds5 areas

Liverpool9 areas

Manchester8 areas

Newcastle upon Tyne3 areas

NewlynFilming in Newlyn, Cornwall. Granite quay walls, a working fish market quay and rendered lanes climbing the hill behind.

Norwich1 area

Plymouth3 areas

Portsmouth1 area

RyeFilming in Rye, East Sussex. Steep cobbled lanes of timber-framed houses with jettied first floors, climbing a sandstone hill.

Scarborough1 area

Sheffield2 areas

WhitbyFilming in Whitby, North Yorkshire. Stone harbour piers and red pantile roofs climb to the ruined abbey the BBC used for two Dracula adaptations.

York1 area

Every area

AncoatsFilming in Ancoats, Manchester. Blackened brick cotton mills line Redhill Street and Jersey Street beside the Rochdale Canal, where Netflix's The Stranger used the archway at Royal Mill.

Ashridge EstateFilming in Ashridge Estate, Berkhamsted. Beech woodland and chalk downland around a castellated Gothic Revival country house, with a monument on the hill.

Baltic TriangleFilming in the Baltic Triangle, Liverpool. Brick warehouses and post-war industrial units on wide streets, with open yards and hardly any residents.

BedminsterFilming in Bedminster, Bristol. Red brick tobacco and paper factories behind Victorian terraces, and the tower block Only Fools and Horses used as Nelson Mandela House.

Blackpool Pleasure BeachFilming at Blackpool Pleasure Beach, Blackpool. Painted steel rollercoasters and a wooden coaster from 1923 stand on a seafront plot beside the sand.

BroomhillFilming in Broomhill, Sheffield. Stone Victorian villas line winding roads, and Nottingham House is the corner pub the BBC used for Threads.

BykerFilming in Byker, Newcastle upon Tyne. A long curved wall of patterned brick and coloured balcony panels rises above low rise terraces behind it.

CastlefieldFilming in Castlefield, Manchester. Brick canal warehouses under black iron railway viaducts, and the basin streets Peaky Blinders dressed as Birmingham's Small Heath.

Chatham Historic DockyardFilming in Chatham Historic Dockyard, Chatham. Brick storehouses and timber mast houses stand inside dockyard walls on the River Medway, used by Sherlock Holmes for Victorian London streets.

ChinatownFilming in Chinatown, Manchester. A painted arch spans Faulkner Street among brown brick Victorian warehouses turned restaurants, and the corner Lazarus used as the Rosie Q bar.

ChorltonFilming in Chorlton, Manchester. Two storey Victorian terraces line an independent high street at Wilbraham Road and Barlow Moor Road, and South Drive in the Arts and Crafts estate of Chorltonville played Fitz's family home in Cracker.

CliftonFilming in Clifton, Bristol. Pale limestone Georgian terraces and crescents stand on high ground above the Avon Gorge, and Before We Die used the suspension bridge across both its series.

Commercial DistrictFilming in the Commercial District, Liverpool. Stone and terracotta bank offices with columns and domes, and the stretch of Water Street Florence Foster Jenkins filmed as 1940s New York.

CowesFilming in Cowes, Isle of Wight. A castellated Victorian clubhouse and a narrow harbour quay lined with yacht club balconies and chandlers.

DidsburyFilming in Didsbury, Manchester. Large red brick Victorian villas behind hedges, and the pub Cold Feet returns to on Barlow Moor Road.

DigbethFilming in Digbeth, Birmingham. Blue brick railway viaducts cross red brick warehouses converted into studios, with cobbled crossovers and self-seeded buddleia on the arches.

EdgbastonFilming in Edgbaston, Birmingham. Red brick and terracotta villas in Italianate and Gothic Revival styles line curving avenues behind clipped hedges, almost without modern infill.

Elm HillFilming in Elm Hill, Norwich. A cobbled lane of timber framed shopfronts and rendered Tudor fronts, climbing from Wensum Street past the thatched Briton's Arms.

Georgian QuarterFilming in the Georgian Quarter, Liverpool. Flat fronted Georgian terraces around Falkner Square and Canning Street, the square Peaky Blinders used as Belgravia.

Golden MileFilming on the Golden Mile, Blackpool. Cast iron piers reach out from a seafront road, with Blackpool Tower overlooking the promenade.

Granary WharfFilming in Granary Wharf, Leeds. Red brick railway arches frame a stone canal basin, with glass towers rising directly behind the vaults.

HarboursideFilming in Harbourside, Bristol. Electric cargo cranes and a brick transit shed line Princes Wharf, the quay The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society used as Weymouth Docks.

HeadingleyFilming in Headingley, Leeds. Red brick terraces behind a high street, and the allotments where The Beiderbecke Affair built Big Al's office.

HolbeckFilming in Holbeck, Leeds. An Egyptian Revival mill front on Marshall Street, and the disused viaduct The ABC Murders and The Couple Next Door filmed under.

HoveFilming in Hove, Brighton. White stucco terraces and 1930s mansion blocks face open lawns and a shingle beach lined with painted huts.

JesmondFilming in Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne. White and red brick Victorian terraces and sandstone villas line broad streets behind hedges, with Jesmond Dene a few streets away.

Kemp TownFilming in Kemp Town, Brighton. White stucco Regency terraces curve around two garden squares above the sea, where ITV's Grace keeps its detective's house on Eaton Place.

KirkstallFilming in Kirkstall, Leeds. A roofless Cistercian abbey ruin stands in parkland beside the River Aire, used for the BBC's Gunpowder and Frankenstein's Wedding.

LacockFilming in Lacock, Bristol. Stone and timber framed cottages line a car free high street, backed by a medieval abbey whose cloisters played Hogwarts corridors in the Harry Potter films.

Little GermanyFilming in Little Germany, Bradford. Five storey stone warehouses with carved cornices and arched windows line a compact cobbled grid.

Manchester Gay VillageFilming in Manchester's Gay Village. Converted brick warehouses and plate glass bar fronts along the Rochdale Canal, where Queer as Folk turned Cruz 101 into Babylon.

MontpellierFilming in Montpellier, Cheltenham. Cream stuccoed Regency terraces lead to a caryatid lined shopping walk and a domed rotunda.

North LaineFilming in North Laine, Brighton. Narrow Victorian terraces behind the station carry shopfronts painted a different colour from their neighbour, with no national chain signage in sight.

Park HillFilming in Park Hill, Sheffield. Concrete ranges banded in brick climb the hillside in stepped terraces, linked by wide open access decks.

PittvilleFilming in Pittville, Cheltenham. A domed Greek Revival pump room faces a park and lake, framed by stuccoed Regency villas on the surrounding streets.

Portsmouth Historic DockyardFilming at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. Georgian brick storehouses and dry docks line the quays, with HMS Victory and HMS Warrior moored as full size sailing ships.

Rodney StreetFilming in Rodney Street, Liverpool. Long runs of red brick Georgian townhouses with sash windows and iron railings, and a street the BBC Two series Peaky Blinders filmed on.

RopewalksFilming in Ropewalks, Liverpool. Long straight streets of merchant warehouses run up to St Luke's roofless sandstone shell, where Doctor Who filmed in 2021.

Royal Albert DockFilming in Royal Albert Dock, Liverpool. Five brick warehouses on a cast iron colonnade enclose a dock basin, and the quay a Doctor Who night shoot used for the TARDIS.

Royal CrescentFilming at the Royal Crescent, Bath. Thirty curved Georgian townhouses behind a single run of giant stone columns, facing open parkland.

Royal William YardFilming in Royal William Yard, Plymouth. Grade I listed limestone storehouses with granite trim and columned porticoes face a harbourside basin now holding flats, restaurants and offices.

RusholmeFilming in Rusholme, Manchester. Independent restaurants and sweet shops line the Curry Mile on Wilmslow Road, the same stretch BBC One's Hetty Wainthropp Investigates used as its main filming location in 1997.

RydeFilming in Ryde, Isle of Wight. A working pier feeds a flat esplanade below Victorian shopfronts climbing Union Street.

Salford QuaysFilming in Salford Quays, Salford. Glass towers and two sculptural cultural buildings ring the old dock basins, with Imperial War Museum North playing a fictional research lab in the BBC drama Paradox.

Sefton ParkFilming in Sefton Park, Liverpool. A boating lake, a glass Palm House and the villas on the roads around it, where the BBC's The War of the Worlds and Netflix's The Irregulars both filmed.

South CliffFilming in South Cliff, Scarborough. Stuccoed Victorian terraces run along a clifftop promenade above gardens that drop through wooded slopes to the harbour and the beach.

St LeonardsFilming in St Leonards, Hastings. Stucco terraces with cast-iron balconies line the Marina, and Brighton (2019) shot along the seafront here.

Stanley DockFilming in Stanley Dock, Liverpool. A fourteen storey brick tobacco warehouse over a dock basin, and the walkways Peaky Blinders used as the street outside the Garrison pub.

The BarbicanFilming in The Barbican, Plymouth. Narrow cobbled lanes run past Tudor and Elizabethan house fronts down to a working fishing harbour where boats moor at the quay.

The Bishop's PalaceFilming at The Bishop's Palace, Wells. A medieval palace stands behind a stone drawbridge and a water filled moat, with a roofless ruined hall open to the sky and springs that give the city its name.

The CircusFilming at The Circus, Bath. Three curved terraces close into a full ring, their columns stacked in three classical orders around a tree lined garden.

The HoeFilming on The Hoe, Plymouth. An open grass headland runs along a stone sea wall past a red and white striped lighthouse tower and a granite naval memorial, with Victorian terraces set back along the promenade.

The LanesFilming in The Lanes, Brighton. Narrow cobbled lanes closed to cars run between flint and brick shopfronts with bow windows and hanging pub signs.

The ShamblesFilming in The Shambles, York. Narrow cobbled lane of timber-framed houses with jettied upper floors, used for an AMC pilot and a Christmas film.

ToxtethFilming in Toxteth, Liverpool. Brick terraces run off Princes Road, a boulevard lined with a Grade I synagogue and a Greek Orthodox church. Powis Street is where Peaky Blinders built Watery Lane.

Undercliffe CemeteryFilming in Undercliffe Cemetery, Bradford. Grey granite obelisks and stone mausoleums line a broad hillside promenade with views over the city.

Valley GardensFilming in Valley Gardens, Harrogate. Formal lawns and a 1933 red brick colonnade fill a Victorian park in Low Harrogate.

Vicars' CloseFilming on Vicars' Close, Wells. A single cobbled lane runs between matching stone terraces of tall chimneys, narrowing toward a chapel at one end and a hall at the other.

Victoria QuarterFilming in Victoria Quarter, Leeds. Glazed Victorian arcades in marble, mosaic and terracotta, where the BBC filmed part of The ABC Murders at County Arcade.

Whitley BayFilming in Whitley Bay, Newcastle upon Tyne. A domed white pavilion stands on the seafront, with red brick terraces behind it.