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About Grantchester Tours Cambridge
Enjoy a guided tour through the idyllic village of Grantchester, as seen in the hit ITV drama. The TV show Grantchester is filmed on location in and around the village, which is situated just a couple of miles away from the historic city of Cambridge. This 2-hour walking tour starts in the heart of Grantchester. You’ll be guided through familiar locations that required very little set dressing to transport them back to the 1950s. You may be surprised at how many film locations can be found on the vicar’s doorstep.
The first episode was aired in 2014 when the world was introduced to Sydney Chambers, a village vicar who discovered a taste for sleuthing when he teamed up with Detective Inspector Geordie Keating. Many of the show’s memorable moments take place in Grantchester Meadows, so pull on your walking boot because no Grantchester tour would be complete without a visit to the Meadows.
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Scenes in the Meadows and by the river included moments of loneliness, heartache, love, guilt, happiness, and, above all, friendship, all of which will be discussed during the tour. What better way to reminisce over these scenes than by enjoying a leisurely walk along the banks of the River Cam? The middle part of the tour includes a 20-minute (approximately) walk along the river, where you may be lucky enough to spot people punting, enjoying picnics, and walking dogs who may or may not be called Dickens. As you make your way back to the village, your guide will point out spots where the police found abandoned cars,
The tour highlights include the Church of Saint Andrew and Saint Mary, whose interior and exterior feature heavily throughout all six series of Grantchester. Next to the church, you’ll see the real vicarage where both breaking and heart-warming scenes were filmed, and you’ll get a chance to quietly enjoy the charming graveyard with its ancient gravestones, striking war memorial, and elegant red brick wall.
The final stop for the tour is at the infamous and charming Orchard Tea Garden, which has been referenced since series 1 of Grantchester. After the tour, you are invited to put your feet up and relax in the beautiful orchard and sample some of the Tea Garden’s tasty treats Mrs Chapman would approve.
Overview
- Find out how the hit TV series compliments and differs from James Runcie’s books The Grantchester Mysteries
- Discover who the character of Sydney Chambers was based upon and why James Norton left the show
- Stroll through the tranquil village of Grantchester and get a taste of the country life
- Get a photo of the Church of Saint Andrew and Saint Mary and see stills from the show at each location