Discover Ted Lasso’s world on a private tour of Richmond upon Thames, exploring authentic locations that shaped AFC Richmond.
This comfortable, Black cab-driven tour takes you from central London to one of its most distinctive districts. Richmond offers tranquil streets, riverside scenery, and a village-like ambience that fans of the series will immediately recognise.
With your dedicated driver-guide, you’ll explore the show’s prominent filming locations, stopping to walk, photograph, and absorb each spot. From Ted’s recognisable apartment exterior to the famed Crown & Anchor pub, every location links directly to moments from the series while providing authentic local flavour.
The itinerary is adaptable and unhurried, letting you savour Richmond at your own pace. Along the route, you’ll gain production insights and local knowledge for a meaningful yet manageable context.
Whether you love the show or simply want to experience a different side of London, this private tour provides an accessible and enjoyable way to discover the locations that gave Ted Lasso its unique charm. If it is screen locations you are after, our Harry Potter film location tour of London runs the same way, by black cab and at your own pace.
Itinerary
Private Ted Lasso Filming Locations Tour
Pick-up from Central London
Collection in a traditional London black cab
Travel to Richmond upon Thames with your driver guide
Richmond Bridge
Pause for photos at one of the series’ most iconic Thames views.
Ted Lasso’s Apartment (Exterior Location)
See the iconic front door used in the show
Short stop for photos
Richmond Green
Central filming location representing AFC Richmond
Time to walk and explore
The Prince’s Head (Crown & Anchor)
Exterior photo stop at The Prince’s Head, used as the Crown & Anchor in the series
Ted Lasso Shop (Optional Stop)
A merchandise stop is included only when the current shop, opening hours and time are confirmed; stock and licensing should not be inferred from this itinerary.
Richmond Hill
Scenic viewpoint with wide views over the Thames
Richmond Riverside
Stroll the riverwalk featured in the series, with plenty of photo opportunities.
Richmond Hidden Locations
Wander Richmond’s quieter streets and uncover lesser-known filming gems.
Return to Central London
Relaxed journey back with drop-off
The locations, and what they are in real life
Almost everything you recognise from the series sits within walking distance of Richmond Green, which is why the show feels like it happens in a village rather than in London. The Crown and Anchor is really The Prince’s Head, a working pub on the edge of the Green that was there long before AFC Richmond was invented, and we stop outside it for photographs. Ted’s front door is on Paved Court, a narrow pedestrian lane running off the Green between the shopfronts, and it is an entirely ordinary Richmond doorway until you know what it is. Richmond Bridge, the stone arches the camera keeps returning to, is the oldest bridge still standing over the Thames in London. Richmond Hill above the town gives you the wide view down the river that the series uses whenever it wants to remind you where it is set, and that view is protected by its own Act of Parliament, which is about as English as the show ever managed. Below it the riverside terraces run down to the water, and the quieter back streets behind the Green hold the smaller locations most visitors walk straight past.
One thing that is not in Richmond is the ground. Nelson Road, home of AFC Richmond, was filmed at Crystal Palace’s stadium in south London, so if that is the shot you are after it is a separate errand from this day. Everything else on the route is genuinely here, which is the pleasure of it.
If you are between flights rather than staying in town, our London layover tour from Heathrow works the same way, and music rather than television is covered on the rock and roll tour of London.
