Father Brown Walking Tour

Launching in Spring 2026, this 90-minute Father Brown walking tour invites fans to explore the charming village of Blockley in the Cotswolds, which doubles as the fictional Kembleford. The tour begins in the heart of the village, where a knowledgeable guide will lead you through winding streets, honey-colored cottages, and scenic countryside while sharing fascinating historical insights and connections to the BBC series. Along the way, you will visit instantly recognisable filming locations and learn behind-the-scenes details about how the production team transforms the village into the bustling world of Father Brown. A highlight is St. Peter and St. Paul Church, which fans will know as Father Brown’s parish church of St. Mary’s, offering photo opportunities and insight into key scenes. You will also see the exterior of Father Brown’s presbytery, the village green, the Old Mill, and several shops and houses frequently featured on screen, giving a sense of how Blockley becomes a 1950s period setting.

As you continue the leisurely walk, the guide will share entertaining anecdotes about the cast and crew, explain how the mysteries of the series are brought to life, and reveal Blockley’s rich past as a historic mill town. This immersive experience allows visitors to enjoy the village’s charm while reliving memorable moments from the show. By the end of the tour, you will have explored Blockley through the eyes of both locals and the series creators, making it a perfect outing for fans, Cotswolds lovers, and anyone interested in TV location filming.