Downton Abbey Town andamp; Country Film Locations Tour Fans of Downton Abbey just canandrsquo;t miss this tour of filming locations from the series, including Downton Village, Kirkbymoorside and the home of Mr Drewe! Discover some of the wonderful scenery, villages and historic properties that have been used in Downton Abbey, and get an exclusive insight into the making of the show. Morning The starting location where you begin your day will depend on the day of the week you decide to take the tour. Both journeys take approximately 60 minutes in a comfortable mini coach. Saturday Tours - Downtown Place Journey from central London into the countryside to the 16th century house and grounds of Downton Place, which you may recognise from series 3! Wednesday Tours - Grantham House Departing from central London, youandrsquo;ll journey to the stunning 18th century Georgian property which was used as the interior set for the Crawleyandrsquo;s London town house, featured at the end of the Season 4 special. Lunch and Afternoon Youandrsquo;ll journey into the heart of rural Oxfordshire to visit several villages that have been used in the world of Downton Abbey. In Downton Village youandrsquo;ll take a guided tour of familiar places such as Downton hospital, the village pub, the former home of Matthew Crawley and the local church. Lunch will be taken at Downton Village, where afterwards youandrsquo;ll have some time to explore the area at your own leisure. Youandrsquo;ll make a short stop off at andlsquo;Kirkbymoorsideandrsquo; where Annaandrsquo;s bus splashed through the stream outside the pub where Bates worked when he left Downton Abbey. Youandrsquo;ll also pass the pub where Branson and Sybil eloped in Series 2 and the church that Matthew and Edith visited in Series 1. Finish your day with a spot of afternoon tea at the property that was used as the filming location for Yew Tree Farm in series 4 and 5. This was the home of Mr Drewe, the struggling tenant who agreed to help secretly raise Lady Edithandrsquo;s illegitimate daughter. Important: This tour does not visit Downton Abbey due to the limited opening times of Highclere Castle. Also the castle exterior cannot be viewed from any areas accessible to the public.

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