The latest season of the Antiques Roadshow begins this summer and the team (and viewers!) are on the hunt for a broad mix of antiques, family heirlooms and vintage treasures that will deliver that famous 'wow' moment.
Every show will feature specialists in the fields of jewellery, silver, ceramics, glass, pictures, rare books, clocks and watches, and militaria, as well as a team of experts with knowledge of all things collectable – from retro toys to movie and music memorabilia; from ancient antiquities to costume jewellery; from mid-century furniture to vintage fashion.
Hosted by Fiona Bruce, the TV show pops up at various locations across the UK. So if you'd like to get a family heirloom or charity shop bargain valued, or simply just want to get a (free) ticket, read on for where it'll be filmed this summer.
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Where is the new season of Antiques Roadshow being filmed?
The 48th series of Antiques Roadshow will be filmed at various estates and gardens across the UK, from Fife to Swansea.
- Shuttleworth, Old Warden Park, Bedfordshire
Sunday 18 May 2025
Famous for its vintage aircraft and vehicles, Shuttleworth is set among 875 acres of parkland.
- Stephens House and Gardens, Finchley, north London
Sunday 1 June 2025
The grade II-listed mid-Victorian mansion is set on land originally owned by the Bishop of London. - Lister Park and Cartwright Hall, Bradford, West Yorkshire
Sunday 15 June 2025
Cartwright Hall is a civic art gallery which includes Victorian and Edwardian art, as well as a gallery dedicated to Bradford-born David Hockney. - Hill of Tarvit Mansion and Garden, Fife
Tuesday 8 July 2025
This Arts & Craft-style mansion has the only dedicated hickory golf course in the UK. - National Waterfront Museum, Swansea
Sunday 20 July 2025
This museum stands in the former commercial heart of one of Wales' most industrial towns, and tells the story of over 300 years of innovation.
How do you get something appraised on Antiques Roadshow?
Antiquarians will need to fill in an online form on the BBC website for their items to be appraised on Antiques Roadshow. In some cases, the production team will be in touch before the Roadshow event to discuss the item you'd like to bring – and you could even be featured on TV!
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How can I get tickets to Antiques Roadshow?
Tickets for each Antiques Roadshow location can be found on the BBC website. It is essential to have a ticket if you want to see Antiques Roadshow being filmed. They are free and you don't need to bring along an item – you can simply come along for the day.
What is the most expensive item on Antiques Roadshow?
There are a few contenders for the highest-valued item on Antiques Roadshow, which all hit the million pound mark. At a 2008 visit to Gateshead, a six foot tall prototype of the Angel of the North sculpture was brought in and valued at £1 million – after it spent years gathering dust in Gateshead council offices. In 2015, the third FA Cup trophy (which was used between 1911-1999) was valued at £1 million. In 2017, a Fabergé sculpture of a pear blossom that was crafted in gold, jade, diamonds and silver was valued at £1 million.
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