Antiques Roadshow: filming locations for series 45

This summer, one of the UK's favourite shows will be back on the road, filming at some of the country's best known locations. Series 45 of the Antiques Roadshow will be filmed at seven different places, and for the first time, viewers will be able to apply for free tickets to attend.

Filming for the new series will begin in June, Wollaton Hall in Nottingham being the first iconic location the experts head to. 'I can't wait to start filming the new series of the Antiques Roadshow. We're going to some exciting new locations, and most exciting of all - we will be getting our crowds back - Covid permitting. It's only been two years, but it feels like such a long time since we've done that. You'll need a ticket to come along, so take a look at our website to find out how to apply. It's completely free, and we can't wait to see you' says presenter Fiona Bruce, as she gets ready for her 15th series on the show.

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The pandemic led to many changes in the way the Antiques Roadshow was filmed, but everyone involved in creating the show is excited to welcome back some of the pre-covid elements. 'We're really looking forward to getting back to the essence of the Roadshow – assembling a crack team of antiques experts in a beautiful location and welcoming visitors with their cherished objects and mystery items. The Roadshow is for everyone, and we want to see the things that mean something to you – last year, we had everything from rare toys and vintage clothes to paintings by modern Indian artists and medals that revealed moving stories of heroism and sacrifice. We've missed those thrilling moments when a priceless treasure emerges from the bottom of a shopping bag' says Robert Murphy, the Antiques Roadshow Series Editor.

In anticipation of series 45 of the Antiques Roadshow, we take a look at the venues the experts will be heading to this summer...