Explore the filming locations of the hit TV series Ted Lasso
Tour description
Discover the very best of London on a private Black Cab sightseeing tour, led by a knowledgeable local driver-guide. This iconic London taxi experience offers a unique, authentic, and intimate way to explore the capital, combining world-famous landmarks with hidden stories only a true London cabbie can share.
Travel through the heart of Central London in comfort as your expert guide brings the city’s history, culture, and character to life. From Buckingham Palace and St James’s Palace to Westminster, Whitehall, and St Paul’s Cathedral, this tour showcases London’s most recognisable sights alongside lesser-known gems and fascinating local insights.
Unlike standard bus tours, this private London Black Cab tour is fully customisable, allowing you to tailor the experience to your interests. Whether you’re passionate about royal history, British politics, architecture, or simply want to see the top attractions in London, your guide will create a personalised itinerary just for you.
Perfect for first-time visitors and returning travellers alike, this tour offers a deeper connection to London. Hear stories of kings and queens, prime ministers, and everyday Londoners, all while travelling in one of the city’s most iconic vehicles.
If you’re looking for a private London sightseeing tour that is local, authentic, and unforgettable, this Black Cab experience is the ultimate way to explore the city.
Tour Itinerary
Visit: (the tour includes, but is not limited, to the following locations)
Mediterraneo Cucina Italiana
Begin in Notting Hill at this stylish Italian restaurant, a favourite of Nathan in *Ted Lasso*. While it appears as a Mediterranean eatery, fans will recognise it for something quite different in the series. Your guide will reveal the behind-the-scenes details that make this location a must-see.
Hayes & Yeading United Football Club
Visit the real-life training ground used as A.F.C. Richmond’s base. Discover how this ground was transformed for the show and uncover other scenes filmed here.
West London Film Studios (Pass By)
Pass by the studio where much of *Ted Lasso* was brought to life, including the Richmond dressing rooms and Ted’s flat interiors. Learn about filming secrets and other major productions shot here.
Mojo (Twickenham)
Recognised in the series as ‘Dolls of England’, this location sits in the heart of charming Twickenham. Enjoy time to explore its independent boutiques, cafés, and riverside setting.
Twickenham & The River Thames
Stroll through Twickenham and along the Thames, where several scenes were filmed. Hear about the area’s surprising musical heritage, linked to legends such as David Bowie and The Rolling Stones.
Richmond Theatre (Pass By)
See the exterior of this historic theatre featured in the show, and discover how its scenes were created, including where the interiors were actually filmed.
The Prince’s Head, Richmond (The Crown & Anchor)
Step inside the iconic pub known as the Crown & Anchor in *Ted Lasso*. A central meeting place for Ted, Coach Beard, and the team, it’s the perfect spot to soak up the atmosphere and enjoy a break.
Richmond Green
Explore this beautiful green space where key filming locations include Nathan’s family home and Rebecca’s house. Learn about Richmond’s royal connections and the origins of A.F.C. Richmond’s “Greyhounds” nickname.
The Official Ted Lasso Store
Stop at the official shop in Richmond, where fans can browse a range of *Ted Lasso* merchandise and souvenirs.
Paved Court (Ted’s Flat)
Visit the famous filming location for Ted’s apartment and capture a photo outside the instantly recognisable front door.
Richmond Riverside
Walk along this picturesque stretch of the Thames, featured throughout the series. It’s one of the most scenic and frequently used filming locations in *Ted Lasso*.
Richmond Hill
Take in one of London’s most stunning views across the Thames, featured in the show’s first season and protected for its historic significance.
Richmond Park (Pass By)
Drive through this vast Royal Park, once a private deer park for Charles I. Hear stories of its royal past, wartime history, and natural beauty, with the chance to spot its famous deer and scenic viewpoints.
Daquise
Finish at this historic restaurant, which appears as Sam’s restaurant in the series. Beyond *Ted Lasso*, it has a fascinating real-life history involving espionage and political scandal, making it a memorable final stop.