Richmond upon Thames stood in for the fictional AFC Richmond's home turf, and much of the show was filmed on its real streets. Here's what fans can actually find there — and how to see it all with a guide.
You don't need a tour to visit Richmond and spot these places for yourself — it's a genuinely lovely part of London whether or not you've seen the show. But if you'd rather have someone point everything out, tell you which door is which, and handle the transport from central London, that's exactly what our guided tour is for.
A classic Richmond pub with the kind of front terrace, hanging flower baskets, and traditional signage fans of the show will recognise instantly. Still a working pub today, serving the public as normal.
Tucked among Richmond's residential streets, this front door has appeared on screen more than once. It's a private residence, so please be respectful if you visit — a photo from the pavement is more than enough.
Richmond's high street and its side lanes provided the backdrop for several street scenes. It's still a working shopping street, so the best time to visit is a weekday morning if you'd like it quieter.
Keep an eye on shop signage as you walk — several local businesses have added their own playful nods to the show's popularity. This one, featuring a familiar pair of sunglasses and a moustache, is a favourite with fans.
This large, historic green space sits at the heart of Richmond and features in several exterior shots. It's also simply a lovely spot to pause for a few minutes, tour or no tour.
Our guided walking tour takes you to these spots and more, with door-to-door transport from central London and a guide who knows exactly which door is which.
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