The 200-acre Syon Park gardens surrounding Syon House provided exterior backdrops for multiple Bridgerton scenes, offering a authentic Georgian landscape setting that complements the house's Robert Adam interiors. Designed in the 18th century, these historic gardens feature sweeping lawns, mature trees, and carefully planned vistas that epitomize the English landscape tradition favored by the aristocracy. The gardens served as outdoor settings for character walks, romantic encounters, and establishing shots that ground the series in its period setting. The park's combination of formal and naturalistic elements reflects the Georgian era's appreciation for both classical design principles and romantic landscape aesthetics, making it perfect for capturing the outdoor leisure activities of Bridgerton's noble families.