Thame is one of the most used filming locations for the popular TV show, Midsomer Murders.
The walking tour of the town centre takes in more than 20 filming locations. Your knowledgeable guide will tell you about the locations, the episodes in which they were used and much more fascinating information about the show, its history, its development and the actors appearing regularly. They will also tell you about the historic market town of Thame, from its early Saxon beginnings, its development in the 13th century, its involvement during the Civil War in the 17th century and much more.
The tours last approximately 90 minutes and cost £10 per person. They are held each Wednesday throughout April to October and begin each week at 2pm outside Thame’s iconic town hall.
Bookings can be made online through the website www.thamemidsomertours.co.uk or in person at Thame Museum, 79 High Street, Thame OX9 3AE.
Thame lies on the A418 halfway between Oxford and Aylesbury. It can be reached by the M40 motorway junctions 6 and 7.
Thame is served by the main bus route service 280 between Oxford and Aylesbury, and by train to Haddenham and Thame Parkway station on the Chiltern line between London Marylebone and Birmingham Moor Street.
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