Whether you’re still waiting for your Hogwarts letter or you’ve long since mastered wand-waving, grab your curiosity and a pinch of pixie dust for a spellbinding Harry Potter tour through London. Witches, wizards, Squibs, and Muggles alike are welcome as we slip through hidden alleys and cobbled streets where the wizarding world quietly shimmers.
We’ll trace the chaotic route of the Knight Bus, step inside the telephone box to the Ministry of Magic, and cross the bridge once destroyed by Voldemort’s Death Eaters. Your Hogwarts graduate guide will duel you with trivia, share filming secrets, and reveal the magic behind every corner.
In this half-day adventure, explore the inspirations behind the Leaky Cauldron, wander Diagon Alley, hunt for Platform 9¾, glimpse Gringotts, Privet Drive, and more magical spots. Wands at the ready. Mischief managed.
We will meet you at the hotel's concierge desk. If there is no concierge desk then we will meet you at the front desk / lobby of the hotel. If you are at an Airbnb or alternative accommodation, your guide and driver will be waiting outside the property 5 minutes before your tour start time.
Step into the heart of movie magic as your guide reveals how London’s film world helped bring the wizarding universe to life on the big screen.
Wander this narrow, book-lined lane said to inspire Diagon Alley, where dusty shopfronts feel just one spell away from selling wands and spellbooks.
Slip into this shadowy Georgian passageway whose crooked lanterns and uneven paving feel straight out of Knockturn Alley after dark.
Stand where Muggle London collides with magical mayhem, a backdrop used to place wizards secretly among everyday city life.
Pause outside the real-life inspiration for the Ministry of Magic’s Muggle-facing disguise — proof that wizarding bureaucracy hides in plain sight. It was used as the Visitors Entrance of the Ministry of Magic and featured in a Polyjuice scene.
It is on this bridge that the Knight Bus squeezes through two double decker buses at high speed on its way to the Leaky Cauldron. Magic!
A key historical monument and the only building with a thatched roof in the capital. Originally the Globe was a vision by Sam Wannamaker whose daughter Zoe Wannamaker incidentally played Madam Hooch in the first Harry Potter movie. This is an exterior stop.
Cross the “Wobbly Bridge” made infamous by its dramatic destruction in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.
Look up at this majestic landmark featured in wizarding London, blending ancient power with cinematic magic. This is an exterior stop.
Explore the real streets that doubled as wizarding locations, where everyday London hides magical doorways in plain sight.
Step into the real-life Diagon Alley, where filming locations and Victorian architecture make the magic feel wonderfully real.
The most famous train station in the world and your chance to visit platform 9 3/4!
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