Top 5 Historic UK Sites Drone Footage Locations for Stunning Aerial Filming
- Craig Matthews
- 2 days ago
- 2 min read
The United Kingdom is full of historic landmarks and stunning landscapes — perfect for capturing with drones. At Aerial Heritage UK, we’ve filmed some incredible sites, showcasing their unique beauty from the sky. Here are five of the best historic UK sites we’ve filmed that are ideal for drone footage.
1. Kilpeck Church, Herefordshire

Famous for its extraordinary Norman architecture and detailed carvings, Kilpeck Church is a true gem. Our aerial shots highlight the intricate rooflines and the beautiful rural setting, giving viewers a fresh perspective on this medieval treasure.
2. St. Giles’ Church, Ludlow

St. Giles’ Church stands tall with its gothic spires, perfectly set within the historic market town of Ludlow. Drone filming here captures both the impressive church and the charming town layout, making for stunning visual stories.
3. Hope Bowdler St. Andrew’s Church, Shropshire

This peaceful church, set amidst rolling Shropshire hills, offers a serene filming location. Drone footage here showcases the stonework and graveyard from above, emphasizing the tranquil rural landscape.
4. Eaton-under-Heywood St. Edith’s Church, Shropshire

Combining medieval and later architectural styles, St. Edith’s Church sits in lush countryside. Our aerial footage captures its charm and the sweeping natural scenery around it, perfect for heritage storytelling.
5. Burford Church, Shropshire

Burford Church is another fantastic site we've filmed, showcasing historic stone architecture set in picturesque farmland. The drone shots reveal the peaceful atmosphere and rural context beautifully.
Tips for Filming Historic Sites with Drones
Always check permissions before filming.
Respect visitor privacy and site regulations.
Plan your flight paths to highlight key features.
Use quality drones like the DJI Mavic 3 Pro for crisp footage.
Edit thoughtfully to enhance the historic atmosphere.
Why Drone Filming Matters
Drone footage reveals the full scale and surroundings of historic sites, helping preserve and share their stories. At Aerial Heritage UK, we’re proud to use drone technology to bring these special places to life from the sky.
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