The experts – and presenter Fiona Bruce – invite people to bring their goods to stunning locations across the country, and part of its charm is seeing some of the gorgeous houses, estates and parks across the UK.
While the series is currently airing episodes previously filmed, Antiques Roadshow is still filming live new episodes – and you have the chance to try and sign up for tickets.
Where is Antiques Roadshow currently being filmed?
Where are the upcoming filming locations for Antiques Roadshow 2022?
The BBC have revealed the upcoming locations the team will be visiting in the coming weeks and months.
Fans can still sign up for tickets to attend the taping at each location, or sign up to join the wait list if more tickets are released.
Wollaton Hall, Nottingham
The Elizabethan country house will host the team on Tuesday, June 7.
You can apply for tickets or to join the waiting list online.
Brodie Castle, Morayshire
Scotland’s castle will welcome the team and ticket holders on Tuesday, June 14.
Apply for tickets or the wait list online.
Sefton Park Palm House, Liverpool
Liverpool’s dome-shaped Victorian palm house will host the team on Tuesday, June 28.
Apply for tickets or the wait list online.
Clissold Park, London
North London’s Clissold Park will be visited by the Antiques Roadshow team on Sunday, July 10.
Apply for tickets or the wait list online.
Powis Castle and Garden, Welshpool
The team will be at the National Trust castle and grounds on Tuesday, July 19.
Apply for tickets or the wait list online.
Belmont House, Faversham
Filming in the market town near Kent will take place on Tuesday, August 23.
Apply for tickets or the wait list online.
The Eden Project, Cornwall
The team will be filming at the famous Eden Project on Tuesday, 6 September.
Apply for tickets or the wait list online.
Antiques Roadshow continues its current series tomorrow (1 May) from 8pm on BBC One.
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