Hello, you. Binge-watched the fourth
season of You faster than Joe Goldberg goes through love interests?
Then you’ve probably recognised a few of the iconic London
locations in the show. Wanna check them out? From gorgeous gardens
in Chiswick to swanky hotel spots for the elite and Joe’s obscure
stalking spots, we’re breaking down all the places You
Season 4 was filmed in London. And let this be your
spoiler warning before season 5 is released on the 24th of April
2025...
You Season 4 Filming Locations In London
1. St Pancras International
- Where: Pancras Road, N1C 4QP
- What: Joe stalking Marianne
We have to kick off with this nail-biting scene from the very first episode of the season. While we were actively praying for poor Marianne to catch her train to Paris, we couldn’t help but notice all the action was going down at none other than St Pancras International.
You can take tonnes of pictures inside the station and marvel at the roof, which was the largest single-span structure in the world when it was completed in 1868. Designed by William Henry Barlow, this stunning feat of engineering stretches 243 feet wide and 689 feet long, with a gracefully curved glass and iron design that still impresses visitors today.
Grab your newspaper but perhaps don't stalk your prey at this You filming location.
2. Kynance Mews
- Where: South Kensington, SW7
- What: Joe's living quarters
Serving as another You Season 4 filming location, Joe’s flat is situated at Kynance Mews in South Kensington. If you walk along the cobbled street, you'll see eye-catching residential homes that are said to go for millions. This charmingly picturesque mews street was originally built in the 19th century as stables for the grand houses nearby, but today poses as Joe's lurking HQ.
A little secret? Look out for the hidden archway at the southern end of the mews - a dreamy stone passageway that feels like stepping into another era. And if you're looking for something to do afterwards, we recommend visiting the V&A and snapping some Instagram shots of the area's gorgeous wisteria.
Joe er...Jonathan Moore resides in quite a beaut area in South Kensington.
3. Four Seasons Hotel At Ten Trinity Square
- Where: 10 Trinity Square, EC3N 4AJ
- What: Lady Phoebe's abode
Going from one flat to another, Lady Phoebe’s gorgeous home sadly doesn’t exist but it was filmed in one of the luxe rooms at the Four Seasons Hotel at Ten Trinity Square. While you might not be able to explore the exact one from the Netflix show, it's worth checking out the hotel's gorgeous bar and lounge.
But here’s the really cool part: Lady Phoebe isn't the only notable figure (probably her words, not ours) to have graced the venue, as Winston Churchill, Charles de Gaulle, and other world leaders gathered here in 1946 for the inaugural meeting of the United Nations General Assembly in London. That’s right - this building has witnessed history in the making.
While you might not be able to live here, there are plenty of gorgeous bars fit for any socialite.
4. Royal Victoria Dock
- Where: 1 Western Gateway, E16 1X
- What: Joe and Rhys's showdown
Spoiler alert. One of the most climactic scenes occurs when Joe pushes his dark side (Rhys) off a bridge at Royal Victoria Dock. And while that moment from the finale was a real shocker, the location itself is great for relaxed weekends with friends.
When it first opened in 1855, Royal Victoria Dock was a game-changer - it was the first London dock designed to handle large steamships and became one of the busiest trading hubs in the city. Today, you can zip-line across the dock and experience epic views as you soar over the water, right where massive ships once sailed and Rhys, sadly, reached his end.
The showdown between Joe and Rhys takes place at Royal Victoria Dock.
5. Oxo Tower At Bargehouse
- Where: Bargehouse Street, SE1 9PH
- What: Kate and all her exhibitions
Remember that art gallery from You Season 4 in London? You know the one that Kate would frequent all the time? Oxo Tower at Bargehouse is home to many immersive theatre events and exhibitions. Check out one of the venue's regular art shows and feast your eyes on the very spot of Simon’s demise before tuckering off to a nearby restaurant bar.
A bit of tomfoolery the venue dabbled in that Simon would've been proud of was the fact that around the late 19th century, at the time of its conception, London had strict advertising laws that banned skyline billboards. So, instead of putting up a sign, the company sneakily designed the windows of the tower in the shape of O-X-O, allowing them to illuminate their brand name every night without technically breaking the rules. Genius, right?
Not feeling Simon's art show? Go to Sea Containers for dinner and drinks.
6. Chiswick House & Gardens
- Where: Burlington Lane, W4 2RP
- What: Adam and Phoebe's proposal
Chiswick House & Gardens made for a fabulous backdrop during Adam and Phoebe’s proposal (regardless of how toxic they were together). This green landmark serves as one of the most scenic gardens in London, complete with statues and 65 acres to explore. Similar to the not-so-dynamic duo, you and your beau can have a picnic right in front of the Ionic Temple or pop along the river.
Fun fact: this 18th-century villa wasn’t just a fancy home - it was one of the first places in England to serve ice cream. The house’s owner, Lord Burlington, was inspired by his travels in Italy and brought back not just the stunning Palladian architecture but also the idea of chilled desserts. The estate even had its own ice house, where ice was stored from the nearby lake to keep treats cool long before refrigerators existed.
One of the less busy London locations on our list, this hotspot is ideal for couples.
7. Fabric
- Where: 77A Charterhouse Street, EC1M 6HJ
- What: Sundry House headquarters
Dying to party at the exclusive members club Sundry House? It was definitely giving us Soho House vibes after all. While the venue doesn't exist, the fictional spot is a combination of various filming locations including Warner Bros. Studios, Hertfordshire and Farringdon.
That's right, head to Fabric if you're looking to let loose on the dancefloor while slinging back a drink and you might even catch a glimpse of a backdrop from the Netflix series. And here’s an extra wild detail - Fabric’s dance floor is designed to move. The club installed a special 'bodysonic' dancefloor, which vibrates with the bass so you don’t just hear the music - you feel it in your bones.
While it's not in Soho like the fictional Sundry House, Fabric is great for nights out.
8. Lincoln’s Inn
- Where: The Treasury Office, Lincoln's Inn, WC2A 3TL
- What: the library Nadia visited
If you were a big fan of Nadia and her sleuthing skills, you probably remember a lot of her scenes in the library. While Darcy College is a fictional university, the library is very much real (and happens to be London’s oldest surviving library, dating back to 1497).
Situated in Holborn, Lincoln’s Inn hosts tours for £15 (usually on Tuesdays) so you can scope out the filming spot. It's where lawyers have trained for centuries and has a hidden haunted history. Legend has it that the Black Widow of Lincoln’s Inn - a ghostly woman dressed in mourning clothes - has been spotted wandering the grounds.
Justice for Nadia? Absolutely. Drinks in Holborn? Also, a resounding yes.
9. Royal Holloway University
- Where: Egham Hill, Egham, Surrey, TW20 0EX
- What: the University Joe taught at
We’re rounding off this list with one of the most controversial spots: Royal Holloway University. In the show, Joe claims he walks to work every day when in reality, the campus (which is actually in Surrey) is about a 6-hour walk from his South Kensington flat. Cue the viral videos and TikTok outrage.
What's even more fascinating is the building's history: this stunning university is home to one of the most photographed buildings in the UK - the Founder's Building, which looks like a fairy tale castle. But here’s the twist: The building, with its grand Victorian architecture, was actually designed to resemble a palace in India.
We cheated slightly as this uni isn't technically in London but it'd be a crime not to include the TikTok famous haunt.
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