Antiques Roadshow 2024: London to host filming for new series this weekend

The Antiques Roadshow will kick off its summer tour of the country this week as it continues its quest of uncovering the nation's most precious vintage gems for a new series.

Visiting towns and cities across the UK and Scotland, the filming for the show will start in the capital in Ealing on Sunday (May 19).

Over the four-decade run of the show, it has toured museums, parks and estates up and down the country.

Last year filming for the show was based in Bromley as antiques lovers flocked to the area’s Crystal Palace Park. This year the show will invite Londoners to bring their treasures to be assessed at the Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery. 

Here’s everything Antiques Roadshow fans need to know about the show’s 2024 filming in London.

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Do I need a ticket for the London Antiques Roadshow 2024 filming at Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery?

Yes, the Antiques Roadshow London filming will be a ticketed event meaning those wanting to join in on the festivities and get a chance to have their valuable features on screen will need a pass.

Are there any tickets left for the London Antiques Roadshow 2024 filming at Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery?

Tickets for the London Antiques Roadshow filming are unfortunately no longer available. As explained by the event’s ticketing partner Lost In TV, this follows “unprecedented demand for tickets.” 

How to get to the London Antiques Roadshow 2024 filming at Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery

The nearest Tube station to the venue is Ealing Broadway. Accessible via the Central, District and Elizabeth lines the station is around a seven minute walk from the Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery.