Guided tours of the locations and props used in the show have returned to the dockyard in Kent as the 14th season of the BBC show airs.
Visitors can see how the attraction is transformed into East London for the filming of the BBC series which has already been commissioned for a 15th season.
The tour offers fans an exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpse of the filming locations, as well as a chance to see the original sets, costumes, props and artefacts from the show in the gallery.
Whilst the show is set in the East End of London, many of the outside scenes from the show are filmed at The Historic Dockyard Chatham in Kent, including the Grosvenor Hotel and ‘Chummy’s Hill’, where Nurse Noakes learnt to ride her bike.
Walk in the footsteps of Nurse Trixie Franklin, Sister Julienne and Dr Turner and explore where the drama happens. Official location tours include a 90-minute, guided Call the Midwife experience and access to The Historic Dockyard Chatham and its collection of historic warships and galleries. Cream tea, with or without prosecco can be added as an additional treat.
Group benefits
Groups visiting the Historic Dockyard Chatham can enjoy tailored itineraries with the help of a dedicated group sales department. Complimentary familiarisation visits are available for GTOs ahead of the trip.
Pre-booked groups can make use of discounted admission, plus free entry for coach drivers, exclusive group catering in the Mess Deck or Wagon Stop Canteen and discounts on pre-ordered souvenir guide books.
To enquire about group visits to the Historic Dockyard Chatham contact the group sales department on 01634 823812 or email groupsales@chdt.org.uk.
For more information go to thedockyard.co.uk/groups.
