Pride and Prejudice 1995 Filming Tour in Manchester

Explore the enchanting world of Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy on a full-day tour from Manchester, visiting iconic filming locations from the beloved 1995 BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice. Travel through picturesque Derbyshire landscapes, see the stunning estate that served as Pemberley, and walk by the famous lake that featured in one of the series' most memorable scenes. With a knowledgeable local guide, you'll gain unique insights into the making of the series while enjoying an intimate small-group experience in a sustainable electric vehicle. This tour is perfect for fans of Jane Austen and period dramas alike. - Visit the iconic filming locations, including Mr. Darcy's Pemberley - Small-group tour with a maximum of 7 guests for an intimate experience - Enjoy behind-the-scenes stories from an expert local guide - Full-day tour lasting 10 hours, with lunch in Buxton included

1. 1

   Lyme Park

   1 hour

   Where it all began. Lyme Park’s magnificent Palladian façade and sweeping deer park provided the exterior of Pemberley itself, including the now-iconic scene of Mr Darcy’s unexpected dip in the lake. Entry is included in your tour price.

2. 2

   Sudbury Hall

   1 hour

   While Lyme Park brought Pemberley’s exterior to life, Sudbury Hall provided its grand interiors — including the magnificent gallery where Elizabeth wanders. Step inside one of the most recognisable filming locations from the series. Entry is not included in the tour price; tickets can be purchased on the day.

3. 3

   Buxton

   1 hour

   We pause for lunch in Buxton, one of England’s finest Regency spa towns. Although the town has no direct Pride and Prejudice connection, its elegant Georgian architecture, famous Crescent and refined Regency atmosphere make it a wonderfully fitting stop on your journey through the era.

4. 4

   Longnor

   1 hour

   This picturesque village stood in for Lambton, the market town where Elizabeth stays with the Gardiners during their Derbyshire visit — and where Mr Darcy comes to see her more than once. The building used as the exterior of the Lambton Inn can still be seen on Chapel Street today.

5. 5

   Ramshaw

   1 hour

   Rising dramatically on the Staffordshire–Derbyshire border, Ramshaw Rocks provides one of the tour’s most spectacular landscapes. This is where Elizabeth and the Gardiners pause during their Derbyshire travels to admire what the series describes as “the untamed beauty of the peaks” — a striking setting that captures the wild character of the Peak District.

6. 6

   Manchester

   1 hour

   After a full day exploring the landscapes and locations that brought Pride and Prejudice to life, sit back and relax as we make our way back to Manchester, arriving in the evening.

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.