Seven Dials Filming Locations: Agatha Christie Guide

FAQ: Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials Filming Locations

Where was Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials filmed?

The series was filmed across England, primarily in Gloucestershire, Bristol, Bath, Cardiff, and Somerset, with additional scenes shot in Ronda, Spain.

What house was used for Chimneys in Seven Dials?


Chimneys was filmed at Badminton House in Gloucestershire, a private historic estate also seen in Bridgerton.

Is Wyvern Abbey a real place?

Wyvern Abbey is fictional. The exterior and interiors were filmed at Westonbirt School in Gloucestershire.

Was Seven Dials filmed in London?


Many London scenes were actually filmed in Bristol and Bath, which doubled for 1920s London.

Where were the train scenes filmed?


The train scenes were filmed on the West Somerset Railway, including Minehead and Blue Anchor Station.

Is Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials a limited series?

Yes. The show is a three-episode limited series, with no official plans for a second season.

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