Twenty Yorkshire locations that appear in the new series of Victoria on ITV
By Grace Newton
Published 22nd Mar 2019, 09:25 GMT
Updated 22nd Mar 2019, 10:28 GMT
Series three of period drama Victoria begins this weekend.
The first episode will air on Sunday March 24 at 9pm on ITV - more than two months after it controversially premiered on American channel PBS before being shown in the UK. The series begins in 1848, when political unrest is growing. Filming took place at these Yorkshire locations in the summer of 2018.
Duncombe Park
This showpiece of civic architecture was used for the Victorian London scenes. It also appeared as Scotland Yard in an adaptation of Agatha Christie's Poirot mystery The ABC Murders last Christmas.
The East Yorkshire coastline stands in for the beaches of the Isle of Wight, Queen Victoria's favourite summer holiday destination.
This Tudor mansion in Leeds has been called 'the Hampton Court of the north'. It's owned by Leeds City Council and open to the public.
This Georgian townhouse in York was once a merchant's residence and later became a gentlemen's club. It's now a museum.
Originally built for the abbots of St Mary's Abbey, this medieval building was once the seat of the Council of the North during King Henry VIII's reign. It later became the Governor of York's residence and is now part of the University of York.
The old assizes court was part of the fortified complex once known as York Castle, where the city's prisons and law courts stood alongside Clifford's Tower. It stands in for Dublin City Hall in Victoria.
Castle Green was also known as the Eye of York because it was the centre of the city's institutions of justice. The old debtor's and women's prisons have now become York Castle Museum.
Hull's oldest thoroughfare is known for its Georgian and Victorian mercantile architecture, which includes Wilberforce House. It was used for the scenes set in Victorian London.
This English Heritage-owned stately home in Doncaster was used for interior shots of Osborne House, Queen Victoria's summer residence on the Isle of Wight. It was built in 1861.
