Absolutely—and that’s the fun part. You could do a We Live In Time walking tour of London in a single day. Start at Bibendum for brunch (pricey but worth it), then tube it up to Primrose Hill for a view. Afterward, hop over to Hackney and stroll past the farm and the apartment building (just don’t knock on the door—they live there).
The countryside spots require a car or a train, but the South Downs are totally worth the trek. It’s only about two hours from London. You’ll feel like you’re in a different world, or, you know, in the movie itself. Just don’t forget your tissues—it’s that kind of place.
What makes these locations so special isn’t their glamour. It’s how everyday they feel. A farm, a park bench, a hospital hallway. They remind us that the most profound moments happen in ordinary places. And isn’t that the whole point of the film?
So next time you watch We Live In Time, keep an eye on the background. You might spot a bakery, a tube station, or a rainy street that you’ve actually walked. It’s like finding a secret postcard from the movie, just for you. Pretty cool, huh?
