“The world is changing. There’s a reason why aristocrats develop weak chins.”
And maybe that very reason is they’ve missed out on the thrill of a good old-fashioned train ride.
Forget private jets and fancy cars — if you’re a true fan of the Kingsman movies, you’ll want to experience their iconic filming locations the way a real adventurer would.
Think less “stuffy aristocrat” and more “stylish spy on a budget.” Plus, trains have way more legroom than those fancy underground lairs. Shall we begin?
Film poster for Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014). Image Credit: 20th Century Studios
Kingsman: The Secret Service (2014) filming locations
Eggsy’s Flat — Alexandra and Ainsworth Estate, Camden, London
If you’ve ever thought, “What would it be like to live in Eggsy’s world?”, here’s your chance. Eggsy’s gritty flat is located in the 1970s-style Alexandra and Ainsworth Estate, specifically at 90B Rowley Way. This modernist gem is just a hop from South Hampstead Underground Station.
The local pub — Black Prince, Kennington, Lambeth, London
This pub isn’t just any pub – it’s where Eggsy and Harry Hart had that unforgettable bar fight. The Black Prince in Kennington, just a short stroll from Kennington Tube Station, serves up pints, pies, and, if you’re (un)lucky, a side of espionage.
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Colin Firth in front of the Kingsman tailor shop (Huntsman & Sons) in London. Image Credit: The Huntsman
The Kingsman shop — 11 Savile Row, City of Westminster, London
You can’t be a Kingsman without a tailored suit, right? 11 Savile Row is the real-life location of the Kingsman tailor shop – though it’s Huntsman & Sons on the outside. Drop by to soak in the atmosphere (but maybe don’t ask about secret underground spy lairs, just in case).
Eggsy’s car crash — Corbridge Crescent, Tower Hamlets, London
Remember that high-octane car chase where Eggsy gets in a bit of a scrape? It all goes down along Corbridge Crescent, near the canal in Cambridge Heath. The spot is just as dramatic in real life — minus the flipped cars, of course.
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Eggsy’s arrest — Holborn Police Station, Camden, London
Holborn Police Station is where Eggsy’s less-than-stellar day took a turn for the worse. Located near Chancery Lane Tube Station, it’s a quick stop to snap a pic and say, “I know where Eggsy got nabbed!”
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Harry Hart’s home — 11 Stanhope Mews South, Kensington and Chelsea, London
Harry Hart’s suave, quintessentially British home can be found at 11 Stanhope Mews South, near Gloucester Road. It’s the kind of place that screams, “I drink my tea shaken, not stirred.” Take a stroll and channel your inner gentleman spy.
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Watch the trailer for Kingsman: The Secret Service
Check out the trailer for a quick refresher on why you’ll love these locations:
Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017) filming locations
Kingsman tailors — Huntsman & Sons, Westminster, London
Yup, it’s back! Huntsman & Sons on Savile Row returns as the ultimate spot for any gentleman spy in need of a sharp suit. Tailoring and espionage — what’s not to love?
Swedish Palace — Althorp Estate, Northamptonshire, England
When the Kingsmen visit Sweden, they actually take you to Althorp Estate in Northamptonshire. Yes, it’s as posh as it sounds. Get your royal wave ready.
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Poppy’s Lanes — Tenpin Camberley, Surrey, England
For a bit of quirky fun, Poppy’s lair features some rather memorable scenes at Tenpin Camberley. Swing by for a game of bowling — just keep an eye out for evil masterminds.
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Poppy’s amphitheater — Eventim Apollo, Hammersmith, London
This West London venue transforms into Poppy’s nefarious amphitheater. Normally known for hosting concerts, Eventim Apollo is just a short walk from Hammersmith Station.
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Wine cellar — Berry Bros. & Rudd, Westminster, London
This historic wine shop on St. James’s Street in London becomes the Kingsman wine cellar. You won’t find secret passageways here, but you can grab a bottle of something nice.
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Wrotham Park in Hertfordshire as the Kingsman Estate. Image Credit: Wrotham Park
Kingsman Estate — Wrotham Park, Hertfordshire, England
Wrotham Park in Hertfordshire doubles as the Kingsman’s countryside HQ. It’s grand, it’s green, and it’s the perfect spot to plan world-saving missions. And conveniently, it’s just a train ride away from London.
Upper Skyway Station — Punta Helbronner, Mont Blanc, Aosta Valley, Italy
Fancy a trip to the Alps? Punta Helbronner in Italy offers jaw-dropping views and served as the dramatic backdrop for one of the film’s key scenes.
Lower Skyway Station — Pavillon du Mont Fréty, Mont Blanc, Aosta Valley, Italy
Just down the mountain from Punta Helbronner, Pavillon du Mont Fréty adds another layer of Alpine grandeur to the Kingsman’s adventure. Pack your skis!
Skyway Hotel — Rifugio Torino, Mont Blanc, Aosta Valley, Italy
Rifugio Torino, also in the Italian Alps, doubles as the Skyway Hotel in the movie. It’s remote, it’s scenic, and it’s the perfect place to lay low after a mission.
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Stadium — The Millennium Stadium, now known as the Principality Stadium, Cardiff, Wales
Action-packed scenes from the movie took place in Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium, known since 2016 as the Principality Stadium for sponsorship reasons. Whether you’re into rugby or recon missions, this spot’s got you covered.
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The wedding — Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich, London
The movie’s grand wedding finale was shot at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich. It’s elegant, it’s historic, and it’s the perfect spot for a spy-worthy ceremony.
Film poster for Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017). Image Credit: 20th Century Studios
Kingsman movies: all you need to know
Who directed the Kingsman movies?
Matthew Vaughn is the creative genius behind the Kingsman movies, blending action, humor, and style in a way that’s become his signature. He not only directed but also co-wrote the first two movies, and he continues to shape the franchise’s direction.
How many Kingsman movies did they make?
So far, there are three Kingsman movies: The Secret Service (2014), The Golden Circle (2017), and The King’s Man (2021). Each one brings its own flair to the spy genre, with the latest being a prequel exploring the origins of the Kingsman organization.
Who is in the cast of Kingsman 1 and 2?
The main cast features Taron Egerton as the street-smart Eggsy, Colin Firth as the sophisticated spy Harry Hart, and Samuel L. Jackson as the eccentric villain Valentine in the first film. Mark Strong also plays a key role as Merlin, the tech-savvy Kingsman operative.
Is Kingsman 3 Related to 1 and 2?
Not exactly. The King’s Man (2021) is a prequel that dives into the early days of the Kingsman agency, setting the stage for the events in The Secret Service. It’s more of a historical look at the origins rather than a direct continuation of Eggsy’s story.
Will there be a Kingsman 4?
It looks like it! Rumors suggest a fourth installment is in the pipeline, potentially titled Kingsman: The Blue Blood. This film is expected to wrap up the story between Harry and Eggsy, so more spy action is definitely on the horizon.
Film poster for The King's Man (2021). Image Credit: 20th Century Studios
Where was The King’s Man (2021) filmed?
The King’s Man takes you on a visual adventure across some seriously stunning spots in England and Italy. Think sweeping shots of Hankley Common’s rugged landscapes, the quaint charm of White Waltham’s countryside, and the historic vibes of London and Oxford, all coming together to transport you back to the early 1900s. And let’s not forget Italy — filming in the grand Venaria Reale and the streets of Turin adds that extra layer of old-world elegance.
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How is The King’s Man related to Kingsman?
The King’s Man is all about the origins of the Kingsman organization, giving us the backstory that leads to the events of the first two movies. It’s a deep dive into the history that shaped the spy agency we see later on.
How is Argylle connected to Kingsman?
While Argylle is another spy thriller directed by Matthew Vaughn, it’s actually separate from the Kingsman universe. That said, if you’re a fan of Vaughn’s style in Kingsman, Argylle is definitely one to watch. There are even hints that the two worlds might cross paths in some way in the future!
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Taron Egerton as "Eggsy" in the Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017). Header Image Credit: 20th Century Studios
