The main filming location for the series was London. Smithfield Market on Grand Avenue, Regent's Park in North London, Cambridge railway station, the Old Royal Naval College are just some of the iconic places viewers can see in the show. Some scenes were filmed in Essex and Stroud. In the fourth season, the filming area expanded to France.

Filming Locations:

Slough House

In the Movie

Scene where Catherine Standish walks down the street in pouring rain. She crosses the road and enters a gate between houses. She climbs stairs in an inner courtyard and unlocks the door to the headquarters of disgraced agents. Season 1, Episode 1

In Reality

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The scene was filmed a stone's throw from Barbican station at 126 Aldersgate Street. The unremarkable red brick building was supplemented with a fake bus stop, garbage bags, and a fake Chinese restaurant "New Empire".

Barbershop

In the Movie

Scene where Jack Laiden enters the Truefitt & Hill barbershop. There, James Webb sits in the barber's chair, shaving foam applied. Jack leans close to James's ear and says that the hair in his ears should also be trimmed. Season 1, Episode 2

In Reality

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The scene was filmed at the historic Truefitt & Hill barbershop in St. James's, London. The luxurious interior of the barbershop makes it clear that not everyone is served here. Freddie Fox's character does not forget to mention this to spite his sworn enemy.

Canal Embankment

In the Movie

Scene where Diana Taverner walks along the canal bank on a dark evening, passes under a bridge, and meets Jackson Lamb, who is waiting for her. They sit on a bench and begin a tense conversation about who started what game. Season 1, Episode 3

In Reality

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The scene was filmed on the banks of the Regent's Canal in London. This canal is also called Little Venice in London because of its narrow banks and colorful boats that shuttle back and forth carrying tourists. The series creators needed to find a secluded but beautiful place for Diana and Jackson's secret meetings. This place became the Regent's Canal.