Season 3 Episode 2 Part 1 – Colombia Specialįilming locations: Colombia What is going to happen in The Grand Tour series 3?īack in June, Amazon released a picture of Jeremy Clarkson dressed as a mustachioed traffic warden while filming series 3, so we know there’ll be some unusual cosplay involved… The Grand Tour Season 3 Episode 1 – Motown Funkįilming locations: Detroit, Donnington Park New episode details will be released closer to the air date, but check out where The Grand Tour is travelling to in upcoming episodes below. The Grand Tour series three will also feature three epic ‘specials’, in Colombia, Mongolia and Nevada. Producer Andy Wilman has also disclosed that the trio had been filming in China, the USA, Azerbaijan and Georgia. The producers packed everything we would need for a week, without including any alcohol…” “All of Mongolia is covered in what looks like grass, but it’s actually rosemary, sage and thyme. “In Mongolia we drove for six days using nothing but the compass and we didn’t see any evidence that Man had ever existed – not a person, a jet trail, a wall, nothing,” he said.

Cartagena was my favourite place this series,” Clarkson agreed, although he also had plenty to say about Mongolia. “It’s the most ecologically diverse place on Earth. It has a lot more to it besides Pablo Escobar, and we wanted to get that across,” Richard Hammond explained.

Classicist Mary Beard makes an unlikely cameo in The Grand Tour series 3.

Mongolia and Colombia are the two highlights, but there are plenty more places to explore in the episodes ahead. However, as usual the trio have been a tad more ambitious with the filming locations for the non-studio bits. The studio segments of series three were filmed in a tent in the Cotswolds, conveniently close to Jeremy Clarkson’s house. In March, Jeremy Clarkson posted a photo from DriveTribe (the trio’s social media site) of a truck driving through snow, confirming in the caption that filming was underway.

Where is The Grand Tour filmed?įilming began in early 2018. However, if you’re a new customer, you can sign up for free and watch The Grand Tour and everything else available on Amazon Prime for free for 30 days. Normally an Amazon Prime subscription costs £7.99 per month or £79 a year. That means only Prime subscribers can watch. The Grand Tour series three is currently exclusively available on Amazon Prime Video, Amazon’s video streaming service. Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May in The Grand Tour series three Colombia special (Amazon) Can I watch The Grand Tour if I don’t have Amazon Prime?

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