Netflix's smash hit has finally returned and now you can live it up just like the Bridgertons.
We have been eagerly waiting to return to the Ton since the popular period drama dropped in December 2020.
Now that we are reunited with Lady Whistledown and her readers, we need a way to bring Bridgerton's unique brand of escapism to life.
And Red Letter Days has answered our prayers, now you can walk in the footsteps of the Ton's most prestigious family in some of the spots where the show was actually filmed.
Whether you're looking to celebrate the show's return or you need something to tide you over until you can binge-watch series three, this list could come in handy.
Here are some of the best Bridgerton experiences that you can enjoy in Bath courtesy of Red Letter Days.
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Bridgerton experiences you can enjoy in Bath
Bridgerton Guided Tour in Bath for Two People
Follow in the footsteps of your favourite Lords and Ladies of the Ton as you take this Bridgerton guided tour in Bath.
See the stunning sights of the city which is home to so many key filming locations in the Netflix series.
Wander through the cobbled streets and discover how the modern-day city was transformed into London in 1813.
You'll get a unique insight into the Bridgerton behind-the-scenes with fun anecdotes, music and trivia through your headphones.
The two-hour tour is valid for 12 months for two people and will cost you £32 via the Red Letter Days website.
Afternoon Tea for Two at The Royal Crescent Hotel and Spa
Nothing says high society quite like a delightful Afternoon Tea and now you can do it the Bridgerton way.
Dine like a Duke or Duchess at the 5-star and Grade I-listed The Royal Crescent Hotel and Spa.
Feast on delicious sandwiches, homemade scones, cakes and pastries alongside Devon clotted cream and strawberry preserve while you take in the charming gardens.
Indulge on Premium Ronnefeldt teas from around the world in this traditional treat.
Valid for a year, this two-person experience is available for £79 via the Red Letter Days website.
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Overnight Spa Stay with Breakfast at The Royal Crescent Hotel and Spa for Two
If you need some Whistle-downtime (see what we did there?) then look no further than a luxurious night away at The Royal Crescent Hotel and Spa.
We adore the Bridgerton universe of quills and carriages but we'll take modern-day spa and gym facilities, sauna and steam room any day.
Treat yourself to a little escapism by lounging in the hot tub or refresh in the swimming pool.
Once you've tired yourself out, you can enjoy a blissful sleep in one of their classic twins or double rooms with complimentary refreshments and toiletries.
You can then indulge in a full English breakfast before seeing what the historic city has to offer.
The overnight stay is valid for two people for 12 months and can be purchased for £510 via the Red Letter Days website.
Afternoon Tea and Spa Treatment for Two at The Royal Crescent Hotel and Spa
Bath is known for its spas so the cultured thing to do is to try them out for ourselves!
Leave behind your worries with a day of pampering offered by The Royal Crescent Hotel and Spa.
You'll get an hour of access to the hotel’s spa facilities including a choice between the heated relaxation pool and the Vitality Pool.
Take in the elegant Georgian architecture at the Grade I-listed landmark before unwinding in the sauna or Herbal Steam Inhalation Room.
Choose between a personal 60-minute pamper treatment from facials, reflexology and nail treatments before you feast on a light lunch or afternoon tea for two.
This two-person package is valid for a year and can be yours for £280 via the Red Letter Days website.
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