Launching Spring 2026, this 90-minute walking tour invites Father Brown fans to explore Blockley, the beautiful Cotswolds village that doubles as Kembleford in the hit BBC series. With its honey-coloured cottages, peaceful lanes, and timeless charm, Blockley provides the perfect setting for reliving memorable moments from the show.

Guided by a knowledgeable local, you will visit key filming spots featured throughout the series, including the exterior of the presbytery and the winding streets and village corners that often appear on screen. A highlight of the tour is St Peter and St Paul Church, instantly recognisable as Father Brown’s parish church of St Mary’s. Here you will hear behind-the-scenes anecdotes and enjoy wonderful photo opportunities in one of the show’s most iconic locations.

As you stroll through the village, your guide will share entertaining stories about the cast, filming process, and Blockley’s own fascinating past as a historic mill settlement. With its gentle pace, scenic surroundings, and rich blend of TV history and local heritage, this tour is a must-do for Father Brown fans and lovers of the Cotswolds alike.