Film enthusiasts have the opportunity to explore the filming locations of popular TV shows like Peaky Blinders, Bridgerton, and Industry, as well as other film and TV spots across the UK at no cost.
From the elegant Regency ballrooms of Bridgerton to the distinctive settings of Peaky Blinders in Birmingham and the breathtaking landscapes featured in recent BAFTA award-winning productions, the UK has emerged as a prime destination for “set-jetting,” where fans travel to real filming sites of their beloved shows and movies.
The concept of set-jetting, introduced almost two decades ago, has gained momentum in recent years, attracting audiences eager to visit historical estates from period dramas to grand backdrops from blockbuster films.
During National Lottery Open Week from March 7 to 15, 2026, cinema and television aficionados can immerse themselves in these iconic locations. By presenting a National Lottery ticket, visitors can gain complimentary access to a hand-picked selection of renowned filming venues across the UK.
Among the highlights are National Trust properties made famous by Bridgerton, scenic backdrops seen in major motion pictures like Hamnet and Frankenstein, and iconic settings featured in TV series such as Peaky Blinders, Industry, and Outlander.
Step into the world of Bridgerton with The National Trust from March 7 to 14.
For those less enamored with period dramas, there are plenty of other attractions to explore, including venues from classic British films.
Visitors can also delve into small-screen classics, ranging from gritty crime dramas to sweeping historical epics.
Additionally, there are special Tower Tours exclusively for National Lottery players at Insole Court in Cardiff from March 13 to 15. The Victorian mansion, known for its appearances in various productions like Industry and Doctor Who, will open its Victorian tower to the public for the first time during National Lottery Open Week, offering guided tours with panoramic views of Cardiff.
Furthermore, there is a 2-for-1 entry offer at Chiltern Open Air Museum in Buckinghamshire from March 7 to 15, a favorite spot for period drama enthusiasts, having been featured in popular series like Downton Abbey and Call the Midwife.
National Lottery Open Week spans from March 7 to 15, 2026. Visitors can avail of special offers at numerous participating venues across the UK by presenting any National Lottery ticket or Scratchcard.
To access booking details, participating venues, and full terms and conditions, visit www.nationallotteryopenweek.com.
