We Really Really Really Want a Spice Girls Tour of the UK

"WANTED: R.U. 18–23 with the ability to sing/dance? R.U. streetwise, outgoing, ambitious, and dedicated?" This was where it all began. When Heart Management Ltd placed an ad for an open audition in The Stage, hundreds of wannabes turned up at Danceworks, 16 Balderton Street, London. You can still do dance classes there, and who knows, maybe you'll become part of the next big girl group?

Fast-forward a year later and our favourite girls recorded "Wannabe" at Strongroom Studios on Curtain Road in Shoreditch, London.

Want the zig-a-zig-ah experience for yourself? Book yourself into The Renaissance Hotel by Kings Cross St. Pancras station in North London. The swanky hotel has had a makeover since the video for "Wannabe" was recorded here, but you'll still recognise the famous venue. The stairs are supposed to be for residents only, but they're pretty understanding about fans wanting to get a snap of themselves doing their best Scary Spice.

Before she was Posh, way before she was Victoria Beckham, our Vic was actually Victoria Adams, and she studied at Laine Theatre Arts in Epsom, Surrey.

If there was ever a celebrity house that captured the attention of the general public, it was Beckingham Palace (formerly Rowneybury House) in Buckinghamshire, the massive pile of bricks that Posh 'n' Becks bought before moving stateside. They no longer own the country mansion, but it's still a big part of the Spice Girls story.

The infamous video for "Stop" (which we still know all the dance moves to), was filmed in Dublin in Carnew Street. Houses go for an absolute song on this street now. If you don't mind the fans popping up every day, you could own a piece of pop history.

Another Dublin spot, this time the venue for Victoria and David's wedding. The Beckhams tied the knot at Luttrellstown Castle in 1999, and it was one of the most hotly-anticipated celebrity wedding that there has ever been.