Location file · Berkshire

Hurley

The church, historic hotel and High Street buildings have served as pubs, homes and community locations.

The historic Ye Olde Bell inn in Hurley
Hurley's inns, church and High Street buildings, used as pubs, homes and community locations.Photo: Colin Smith · CC BY-SA 2.0 · source

What it played on screen

From Hurley to Midsomer.

The church, historic hotel and High Street buildings have served as pubs, homes and community locations.

The description above records what the real place supplied on screen. The list gives each linked case and its principal fictional setting; a production may use only one building or street rather than the entire settlement.

Beyond the camera

About the real place

Hurley lies close to the Thames between Marlow and Henley. The village grew around a medieval Benedictine priory, fragments of which survive near the parish church, and its High Street retains old houses and inns that reflect a long connection with travellers and the river.

The Thames Path and nearby lock add a landscape element to the historic centre, although river conditions and path access should be checked after poor weather. Hurley is compact enough to explore quietly on foot and combines naturally with other river locations rather than requiring a separate full-day visit.

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