Advertisement Fans of Bridgerton struggling with the wait for season two can sate their appetite for Regency romance and drama by delving into a new book that lifts the lid on the real-life locations that brought the show to life. In Bridgerton's England (published by Pitkin), by author and historian Antonia Hicks, the reader learns how magnificent mansions and sweeping classical landscapes were given star turns in season one of the blockbuster series, from Yorkshire's Castle Howard to Buckinghamshire's Stowe gardens and from Bath's Royal Crescent to Wiltshire's Wilton House. Hicks li...