Doctor Who returns for a brand new series on April 12 with Ncuti Gatwa as the Time Lord – it first began back in 1963 on BBC One and originally ran for 26 series until 1989.

Since then, the ‘Whoniverse’ has taken over our TV screens over the years, with a total of 15 Doctors entering the TARDIS.

With many famous scenes being filmed in the UK, mega fans of the Doctor Who franchise will be pleased to know you can visit some locations in real life, from the iconic Tredegar House to the National Museum Cardiff.

Before Belinda Chandra (Varada Sethu) joins The Doctor on an epic quest, here are some of the most-used Doctor Who filming locations you can check out, according to a study by Leonardo Hotels.

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Located in Newport, South Wales, Tredegar House appears in twelve different Doctor Who episodes, making it the most-used Doctor Who filming location in the UK.

Some highlights include season three, episode eight “Human Nature” and nine “The Family of Blood” where the house featured as the Farringham School for Boys.

It also featured as Torchwood House in season two, episode two “Tooth and Claw” where The Doctor and Rose save Queen Victoria from a werewolf, as well as in season four episode seven “The Unicorn and the Wasp” where The Doctor........

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