A MIDSOMER DAY OUT guide Book

Not everyone wants to be part of an organised tour.  But how can you find the dozens of filming locations in Thame and the many surrounding villages without the benefit of an expert guide to help you?  The answer is to use Tony Long’s book, suitably entitled A Midsomer Day Out.

The book, recently updated and now available in its second edition, provides:

  • A  history of Midsomer Murders since it was launched in 1997
  • A full route for a day-long tour, with helpful maps showing the route and where the filming locations can be found
  • Photographs of every location and details of the episodes in which each location was used
  • A list of all 140 episodes, the dates they were first screened in the UK and brief synopsis of the episodes involving locations visited

 

For anyone planning a trip to Midsomer County, eager to find those places where Midsomer Murders has been filmed, then A Midsomer Day Out is an essential guide. If you can’t visit Midsomer County yourself, the book provides a fascinating insight into Midsomer Murders and a unique flavour of the quintessential English towns and villages in which the show is set.

How to Buy A Midsomer Day Out

It is available at Thame Museum, Thame Town Council Information Centre, the Book House in Thame, Mostly Books in Abingdon, Il Botanico in Headington, the Bell Bookshop in Henley, and at the Chinnor & Princes Risborough Railway Shop.

The recommended retail price is £8.99.

It can also be purchased on EBay for £9.70 including EBay charges plus postage (UK:£3.50, Overseas: £7.00)

“Thank you for your brilliant Midsomer Tour. We continued with the driving tour using your excellent book.”

Midsomer tour participant

“Having bought your book last December, my brother and I really enjoyed using it on a recent visit to Thame and the wonderful villages used for locations! It was easy to follow and showed us places we’d probably never have discovered on our own. We may well visit again and will do the tour next time. Thank you for your knowledge!”

Linda and Andrew, visitors from Somerset