Father Brown Walking Tour

Perfect for fans of the hit BBC series, this 90-minute guided walk brings the fictional village of Kembleford to life, right in the heart of Blockley.

As you stroll through winding lanes lined with honey-coloured cottages, your knowledgeable guide, who has been directly involved in the show’s production, will lead you to some of the most recognisable filming spots. From the parish church of St. Peter and St. Paul (known on screen as Father Brown’s St. Mary’s) to the presbytery and village green, you’ll see where Father Brown and his friends solved their most curious cases.

Fans will love spotting exact locations from the series, such as the memorial gathering in Season 3, Jeremy Sandford’s home from Season 1, the funeral director’s premises in Season 4, the familiar Red Lion pub from Season 7, and even the shopfronts and houses that regularly feature in episodes. You’ll also wander by the picturesque stream, a backdrop in countless scenes, and chuckle at the spot where Mrs McCarthy’s tumble into the bushes first made its appearance.

Along the way, your guide will share fascinating behind-the-scenes stories about filming in Blockley, from how the 1950s world of Kembleford is created to entertaining anecdotes about the cast and crew. There’s even the chance to try some of the local spring water, so don’t forget to bring a refillable bottle.

Whether you’re buying for a Father Brown enthusiast, a lover of cosy crime dramas, or someone who enjoys exploring pretty English villages, the Father Brown Walking Tour is a memorable gift idea.