Peaky Blinders Filming Location Tours
Walk in the footsteps of the Peaky Blinders as you explore iconic screen-used sets in our OFFICIAL behind-the-scenes filming location tours.
Peaky Blinders Filming Location Tours
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In Birmingham’s iconic gritty drama, Black Country Living Museum provides incredible historic backdrops for some of the show’s most dramatic moments, from shootings and murders to tense tea-parties and even a funeral pyre.
The museum and the show have been linked since the beginning in 2013, and have been side by side as the show has since grown into a global phenomenon.On this exclusive filming location tour, you’ll be shown around authentic screen-used sets by a costumed guide, who will of course be dressed in their Peaky best. You’ll explore unforgettable moments from the show’s history as you hear behind-the-scenes stories and insights, sharing in the screen magic with never-before-heard anecdotes about filming at the Museum.
Explore iconic moments in authentic locations
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Charlie’s Yard
Immerse yourself in the atmosphere at “Charlie’s Yard”, the most iconic Peaky Blinders set at the Museum, which has seen so many iconic moments. Discover stories from throughout the series, from the shooting of Danny Whizzbang in episode one to the tense tea party with the Changretti family in season three, and even an emotional funeral pyre in season six.
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St James’s School
Step into St James’s School, which was used as the location for the murder of Father Hughes.
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Canal Tow Path
Walk in Tommy’s footsteps along the canal tow path, featured in several episodes including a fraught greeting of the Billy Boys gang in season five.
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The Secret Meeting Place
Stand at Freddy and Ada’s secret meeting place, next to Canal Street bridge.
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Blacksmith’s Workshop
Feel the atmosphere of the chain shop and blacksmith’s workshop, where Arthur gathered the troops ahead of the races.
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The Anchor Forge
Take a seat outside the Anchor Forge where Arthur sat on one of the large authentic anchors.
Please note that, due to the content of this tour, we strongly advise this tour is suitable for those age 16 and above. Some areas of the tour have limited accessibility – please read through the FAQs below for more information. Pre-booking is essential.
The Peaky Blinders Filming location tour does not include cast appearances.
Frequently asked questions
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