▲The Town Hall of Leeds was used subtly when filming ‘Peaky Blinders’.

▲In ‘Peaky Blinders’ the building was filmed as the exterior of Birmingham’s Museum and Art Gallery.

▲Built in the 19th Century, the towering building is one of the UK’s largest town halls.

▲A lot of ‘Peaky Blinders’ series two was filmed in Manchester. The Victoria Baths were one of the prime locations for filming.

▲Newby Hall is where Inspector Campbell and Grace Shelby relay important information. In the show, it is an undisclosed, secret location.

▲Found beside the River Ure, Newby Hall is a Grade I listed building in North Yorkshire.

▲Completed in 1906, the baths have feature dramatic interiors and stained glass windows.

▲The Grade II listed, Edwardian building was used for the setting of a horse fair.

▲Port Sunlight is a small picturesque village in the Wirral, Merseyside.

▲This open-air museum features incredible historic buildings that been rebuilt for an immersive experience.

▲The village was built by the prolific Lever Brothers during the late 19th Century.

▲Newby Hall is a picturesque country house that was used when filming ‘Peaky Blinders’.

▲Production designer Grant Montgomery told i about how Manchester’s Town Hall was used in ‘Peaky Blinders’.

▲In ‘Peaky Blinders’, Port Sunlight is used for the location of Aunt Polly’s Sutton Coldfield house.

▲The Victorian structure was used in a scene involving Winston Churchill. It’s there where Sam Neill goes to meet the former Prime Minister. However, exterior scenes where shot at a different location.

▲In ‘Peaky Blinders’, this museum is used for another secret location. It’s where Thomas Shelby (Cillian Murphy) hides his illegal products, using canals to trade them to London.

▲Found 10 miles west of Birmingham in Black Country, the museum is something of a replica village, with shops, railways, coal pits and lime kilns.

▲Completed in 1845, Arley Hall was is home to Viscount Ashbrook and his family.

▲Any time a train or train station appears in ‘Peaky Blinders’, it’s likely that it was filmed on this railway.

▲This legendary, five-mile railway runs across West Yorkshire, from Keighley to Oxenhope.

▲The regular-looking Admiral Grove is a street in Dingle, Liverpool. (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

▲In ‘Peaky Blinders’, Arley Hall is used as the location for Thomas Shelby’s new house.

▲In ‘Peaky Blinders’, this is the street where the Shelby family lives. It is meant to be located in Birmingham Small Heath area. (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

▲A number of different locations were used in Bolton. The inner city was used as the backdrop for the gangster jazz hideout, Eden Club.

▲This grandiose country house can be found in the village of Arley, Cheshire.

▲Back in the 19th Century, the railway was only used for mills and villages. Now, it's a renowned tourist attraction.

▲The street is famed for being the street where Ringo Starr lived for 20 years. He lived on 10 Admiral Grove (pictured, right). (Photo: CC BY 2.0)

▲Bolton Abbey was also used in 'Peaky Blinders’.

▲‘Peaky Blinders’ recently took home Best Drama at the TV Bafta Awards. The unexpected win was well-deserved for the crime drama. The story follows the Shelby crime family, led by Thomas Shelby (Cillian Murphy). Set during the 1920s, the creators sought out the best locations in the UK for ‘Peaky Blinders’. Here’s a rundown of the best locations that feature in ‘Peaky Blinders’.

▲This neo-Gothic building on Deansgate in the city centre opened to the public in 1900.

▲The scene with Tommy and Ada in the library in episode 2 of the third series is filmed here.

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