Hide & Peak Scavenger Hunt
4th Nov 2026
By order of the Peaky Blinders, we need your help to find the gang’s missing flat caps!
We’ve hidden 4 of the iconic caps in secret spots around filming locations from the series in Birmingham, Manchester and Liverpool.
Find one, and you could WIN a pair of tickets to enjoy an official Peaky Blinders Filming Location Tour at BCLM!
Fans of Peaky Blinders are invited to join a nationwide hunt to find one of the gangs’ iconic flat caps hidden across the UK, to be in with the chance to win an incredible prize.
Taking place on Friday 6th November, the ‘Hide & Peak’ hunt, hosted by award-winning Midlands-based visitor attraction, Black Country Living Museum, will see 4 flat caps hidden at locations; 2 in Birmingham, 1 in Manchester and 1 in Liverpool, inviting superfans to put their detective skills to the test.
Join the hunt
To track down the hidden hats, participants can follow Black Country Living Museum’s social media channels for clues and hints revealing their whereabouts.
Those who successfully find a hidden flat cap can use the unique code on the back to redeem a pair of tickets to Black Country Living Museum’s recently launched Peaky Blinders Filming Location Tour
About the prize
Having already seen visitors from over 28 different countries, the tour offers the chance to walk in the footsteps of the Shelby family and discover the filming locations connected to some of Peaky Blinders’ most memorable moments.
Led by a costumed guide dressed in period attire, the 90-minute walking tour will take the winners around the museum’s historic streets and buildings, including Charlie’s Yard and canal towpaths. The lucky winners will hear stories, secrets and behind-the-scenes anecdotes and learn about the relationship between the museum and the series, which started when filming began back in 2013.
What’s more, the prize also includes access to explore the museum’s immersive 29-acre site, such as its 1940s-60s high street, historic shops and houses and working industrial areas, offering a chance to learn more about the Black Country and the people who shaped the region.
Hannah Parsons, head of development and communications at Black Country Living Museum, comments: “There’s no denying that Peaky Blinders has become a global sensation, and we’re incredibly proud to be at the heart of its story here in the Black Country. We’re excited to launch this nationwide scavenger hunt, giving fans the opportunity to find the iconic flat caps and win tickets to our official Peaky Blinders Filming Location Tours, bringing them even closer to the action from the series they know and love.”
“We look forward to welcoming the lucky winners to the museum to immerse themselves in the world of Peaky Blinders and discover everything our region has to offer. We wish everyone the best of luck!”
Hide & Peak Competition Terms and Conditions:
The prize includes two tickets to Black Country Living Museum's Peaky Blinders Filming Location Tours, valid for use until 31 December 2027, subject to availability.
The prize includes a guided tour of authentic Peaky Blinders filming locations, led by a costumed guide, an official Filming Location Map, plus full-day admission to the Museum. The prize does not include additional experiences available at Black Country Living Museum.
Additional expenses including travel, food and drink, and accommodation costs are not included, and the winner is required to make their own travel arrangements to and from Black Country Living Museum, Discovery Way, Dudley, DY1 4AL.
The winners must redeem their prize by visiting www.bclm.com and entering the unique code found inside the hat at the checkout, which is valid for two tickets for a Peaky Blinders Filming Location Tour only.
There are four prizes available, so there will be four winners.
Tickets are non-refundable, non-exchangeable, non-transferable and with no cash alternative.
Entrants must be aged 18 or over.
The prize does not include an UnChained Annual Pass to the Museum.
The promoter of this competition is Black Country Living Museum.