Emmerdale Village Tour

The live, working TV set located within the Harewood Estate in Leeds has played witness to many a spectacle and has opened its gates on a select few dates, as cast and crew down scripts, allowing guests to tread the tarmac and indulge in a fully guided Emmerdale Village tour of the popular, fictional set.

Visitors will be able to marvel at the beauty the picturesque farming village boasts, as they meander down the lane to the surreal sight of stone-clad shops and homes nestled amongst the rolling hills.

Sauntering past the familiar haunts of Bob’s Café, The Woolpack, the village Church and rows of stone cottages known as home for over 43 years to your favourite Emmerdale characters, guides will share secrets, stories and reveal fascinating facts behind the making of the multi-award-winning ITV soap.

Emmerdale village, as it is today, was purpose built in the grounds of Harewood House in 1998 after the programme’s former location of Esholt became so popular with visitors that filming scenes became impossible.  Until fairly recently, its secluded and somewhat secret new home has been steeped in security to stop general public access.

Immerse yourself in the poignant world of the small, extraordinary rural village of Emmerdale, where the only real drama will be if you miss out…

NOTE: This Emmerdale Village tour is purely a walking tour of the outdoor filming set of ITV’s hugely popular ‘Emmerdale’.  Interior scenes are filmed elsewhere and not available on this tour.

Please also note:

• owing to the nature of the location visited, this tour is not accessible for wheelchair users or for parents with prams or buggies
• as the tour involves a lot of walking and as seating on the set is very limited, this tour is not recommended for those with mobility difficulties
• all people under 18 (i.e. 17 years old and younger) must be accompanied by an adult (aged 18 years or over) on all tours

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Emmerdale Village Tour