Peaky Blinders Has The Most Hidden Filming Location from Netflix Shows

With the new season of Peaky Blinders coming to our screens on Sunday 27th February, there has always been a sense of excitement to visit a city or beauty spot made famous by your favourite movies and series. But are there any filming locations within a short travelling distance from home which you might not be aware of?

With online interest in Netflix filming locations increasing by 150% in the past week, the experts at OnlineMortgageAdvisor.co.uk were curious to uncover the most hidden Netflix filming locations, by finding the least tagged on Instagram – making it easy for fans to visit them without facing the crowds.

The Ten Most Hidden Filming Locations

Rank	Netflix show	Filming location	Total number of Hashtags
1	Peaky Blinders	Powis Street, Liverpool, England	204
2	Money Heist	Callao Square, Madrid, Spain	275
3	The Vampire Diaries	The Mystic Grill, Georgia, USA	345
4	Narcos	Bolivar Park, Bogotá, Columbia	421
5	Top Boy	De Beauvoir Estate, London, England	448
6	Breaking Bad	To’hajiilee Reservation, Albuquerque, USA	918
7	Suits	Bay Adelaide Centre, Toronto, Canada	1,263
8	Outer Banks	Hunting Island lighthouse, South Carolina, USA	1,596
9	After Life	Gadebridge Park, Hertfordshire, England	1,933
10	13 Reasons Why	Virginia Street, California, USA	2,311

Famous for Peaky Blinders, Powis Street in Liverpool is Netflix’s series most hidden location with 204 hashtags. This historical fiction filming location has been tagged 89% less than Gadebridge Park, also in England (Hertfordshire), which is where various After Life scenes were filmed. Powis Street is perfect for fans looking to wander around the location imagining how the 1900s would be.

The second most hidden Netflix filming location is Callao Square in Madrid with 275 hashtags on Instagram. This spot is no stranger to Money Heist fans, as the famous banknotes shower takes place here, along with the Professor announcing Rio’s incarceration to the public. 

Ranking in third is The Mystic Grill in Georgia (USA) from The Vampire Diaries with 345 hashtags – 85% less than Virginia Street in California from 13 Reasons Why in tenth place with 2,311 hashtags.

The Ten Most Popular Filming Locations

Rank	Netflix show	Filming location	Total number of Hashtags
1	Stranger things	Stone Mountain, Georgia, USA	597,134
2	Alice in Borderland	Shibuya Crossing, TokyO, Japan	390,393
3	Sex Education	Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, England	278,301
4	House of cards	Park Avenue, Baltimore, USA	268,834
5	Emily in Paris	Jardin du Palais Royal, Paris, France	35,068
6	Ozark	Lake Allatoona, Georgia, USA	33,857
7	Bridgerton	Hatfield House, Hertfordshire, England	30,495
8	The Crown	Wilton House, Salisbury, England	12,863
9	Riverdale	Sweetwater River, Wyoming, USA	11,285
10	You	York Avenue, New York, USA	5,263

OnlineMortgageAdvisor.co.uk can also reveal that the most popular Netflix filming destination, according to Instagram, is Stone Mountain in Georgia (USA). With an impressive 597,134 hashtags, the Stranger Things filming location has 53% more hashtags than Japan’s famous Shibuya Crossing from Alice in Borderland which places second (390,393 hashtags).

In third place is Sex Education’s Forest of Dean, which has also been used as a filming location in the Star Wars and Harry Potter franchises. The enchanting wood has 278,301 hashtags on Instagram – 2063% more hashtags than the fellow UK filming location Wilton House in Salisbury from The Crown (12,863).

Placing fifth is Emily in Paris with 35,068 hashtags (Jardin du Palais Royal, Paris). This beautiful park is the perfect place to stroll around and sit on the exact bench Emily sat on. Jardin du Palais Royal, Paris has 15% more hashtags than popular Netflix show Bridgerton’s Hatfield House in Hertfordshire (England) with 30,495. With the second season of Bridgerton dropping next month, it is expected that the popularity of Hatfield House on social media is bound to increase.

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