The Crown': The most Instagrammable filming locations you can visit

The Crown': The most Instagrammable filming locations you can visitWith the latest season of The Crown' dominating Netflix watch lists, here are the most Instagrammable filming locations you can visit and add to your bucket list.

by Erene Roux

17-11-2022 14:44

in Entertainment

Dominic West plays Prince Charles in Season 5 of The Crown'. Image: TheCrownNetflix

Since its premiere on 9 November 2022, The Crown Season 5 has reached the number one position on Netflix in 37 countries (as well as the top 10 in South Africa and over 80 other countries worldwide).

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Instagrammable filming locations you can visit on The Crown' With millions of worldwide viewers tuning in to delve into the lives of the most famous royal family on the planet, many fans have been mesmerised by the beautiful filming locations seen on the show. In fact, Google Trends shows over 3 000 search results for The Crown locations in the last week alone.

From stunning castles to magnificent manor houses, there are plenty of filming locations up and down the country that The Crown lovers can visit for as little as R125 (£6).

With that being said, Slotbox has revealed the most Instagrammable filming locations in The Crown that you, too, can visit. With a number of Instagram location tags from over 20 locations used on the show, here are all the places you can visit:

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Let's take a look at the results.

Winchester Cathedral, Hampshire, England

Image: @generalstore_winchester/supplied With 93 000 location tags, Winchester Cathedral is The Crown s most Instagrammable filming location. The Hampshire cathedral was used as a stand-in for the marriage ceremony of Lady Diana Spencer and Prince Charles at St. Paul's Cathedral.

Built in 1039, it is one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in Northern Europe and the longest in overall length. Today, the cathedral regularly hosts events, choir services, tours and concerts.

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Waddesdon Manor, Buckinghamshire, England

Image: @lauriebracewell/supplied Waddesdon Manor in Buckinghamshire, England, is often used as a stand-in for Buckingham Palace on the popular Netflix show. With 91 300 Instagram location tags, it is the second most Instagrammable location.

The House was built in 1874 by the Rothschild family, and according to the National Trust, it remains one of the most visited properties in the UK.

Caernarfon Castle, Gwynedd, Wales

Image: @chloeannevaphotography/supplied Caernarfon Castle in North Wales was used as a filming location for Prince Charles's investiture as Prince of Wales, which took place on 1 July 1969.

The castle was first built in 1283 by Edward I of England to help control the newly conquered area. Now, it remains one of the most Instagrammable filming locations on The Crown, with over 45 000 people tagging the location on Instagram.

Belvoir Castle, Leicestershire, England

Image: @belvoircastle/supplied Another popular filming location, Belvoir Castle in Leicestershire, England, has over 39 000 location tags.

In The Crown, Belvoir Castle and Burghley House are used as locations for Windsor Castle, providing many of the interior shots throughout the series.

You can tour the castle and gardens and see where the filming took place.

London Coliseum, London, England

Image: @frontrowfrancesca/supplied The London Coliseum was used as a filming location in the latest season of The Crown. The historic London tourist attraction was used to recreate the Dominion Theatre during the Royal Variety Performance of 1995.

Now, the Coliseum has over 20 000 location tags on Instagram. With a variety of shows available, The London Coliseum is one to visit if you're a fan of the show.

Lyceum Theatre, London, England

Image: @frontrowfrancesca/supplied Another historic performing arts theatre, Lyceum Theatre in London is the sixth most Instagrammable venue on the show with over 15 000 location tags on Instagram.

The theatre, which opened in 1841, has hosted performances for nearly 200 years. Today the theatre is home to the much-loved live production of The Lion King.

Knebworth House, Hertfordshire, England

Image: @paolo_loraso/supplied The interior of Knebworth House stood in for Balmoral Castle in the show during season five, whilst the exteriors of Balmoral were filmed at the look-alike Ardverikie castle.

During your visit, you can explore the House along a 28-acre formal garden, including a maze, fine trees and a wilderness area with a Dinosaur Trail.

Wilton House, Salisbury, England

Image: @ni_co_t/supplied Wilton House has welcomed filming from not only The Crown but Bridgerton too. The House, built in 1544, has 10 000 location tags on Instagram, making it another popular tourist destination.

The House, along with its splendid state staterooms, and 14 000 acres of Estate, offers a wide range of locations for cinema, television, and photography. You can tour the grounds, along with exhibitions.

Burghley House, Lincolnshire, England

Image: @burghleyhouse/supplied Burghley House in Lincolnshire, England, has over 10 000 location tags on Instagram. The stunning property boasts events all year round.

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