The most famous British TV locations have been named, including EastEnders and Bergerac. Many people visit these places after seeing them on TV. In fact, six in ten people have taken three or more trips to these destinations.

People like to visit TV locations to see the scenery and buildings. They also want to feel connected to their favorite shows and characters. On average, people travel 82 miles to visit these locations.

Visiting TV locations helps fans feel more connected to their favorite shows.

Helen Perry says more people are traveling to places they see on TV, a trend called 'set jetting'.

The new Bergerac series is now on UKTV, and it features Jersey as its main location.

Helen Perry says TV makes places feel familiar, and this inspires people to visit. When people see Jersey on TV, they want to go there.

Other famous locations include the Peckham Estate from Only Fools and Horses and Doc Martin's Port Isaac.

Gavin & Stacey's Barry Island and Happy Valley's Hebden Bridge are also popular.

Visiting TV locations makes people feel more connected to the shows, and they enjoy the shows more.

Beautiful scenery is the main reason people visit these locations.

Many people plan trips around visiting TV locations, and they discover new places from TV shows.

Drama shows inspire people to visit locations, and some like crime series like Bergerac.

The show Bergerac has inspired many people to visit Jersey, and it contributes to the island's culture.

Tricia Warwick says Jersey is more than just a backdrop for Bergerac, and the show helps bring visitors to the island.

The new Bergerac series will introduce Jersey to a new generation of viewers, and they look forward to welcoming more fans.