2 - 3 hours
Daily Tour
10 people
English, French, German, Spanish
Join us on a spellbinding journey through London, visiting key locations from the Harry Potter series. Our walking tour starts at the famous 10 Downing Street, where the Muggle Prime Minister meets the Minister of Magic in the films. We’ll then move to Trafalgar Square, the site of the world premiere of “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part Two.”
Next, we’ll marvel at the statue of Harry Potter at Leicester Square, commemorating the film series’ 20th anniversary. As we journey to Piccadilly Circus, relive the gripping escape of Harry, Ron, and Hermione from the Death Eaters in “Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows, Part 1”.
The highlight of our tour is King’s Cross station. Here, we delve into the magical world of the Hogwarts Express. Discover the famed Platform 9¾, the gateway to Hogwarts.
Leadenhall Market is our next destination, the real-world inspiration for Diagon Alley and the Leaky Cauldron’s entrance. Stroll through the market and imagine yourself shopping for wizarding supplies with Harry and Hagrid.
As we approach the Millennium Bridge, recall the chilling scene from “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” where Death Eaters wreak havoc, showcasing the darker side of magic.
The tour concludes at City Hall, not just a significant London landmark, but a place that offers a stunning view of the city, allowing you to reflect on the magical journey you’ve just experienced. This is the perfect spot to conclude our Harry Potter adventure, leaving you with memories of a lifetime.
Stroll up Parliament Street, reminiscent of Harry Potter's Ministry of Magic, where real-world important offices align. Snap a fun photo in the iconic red phone boxes, playfully mimicking the magical entrance to the Ministry, as seen in the movies.
Explore Horse Guards Avenue, a filming location for "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows," where the trio used Polyjuice Potion to infiltrate the Ministry of Magic. This real-world spot mirrors the magical entrance, once disguised as a Gentlemen's toilet in the movie, offering a unique connection to the wizarding world.
Walk through Scotland Place and Great Scotland Yard, key locations in "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," where Harry and Mr. Weasley journeyed to the Ministry of Magic. Imagine stepping into the magical world at the archway, the site of the film's iconic telephone box entrance to the Ministry.
Trafalgar Square, a landmark for both London and Harry Potter enthusiasts, witnessed the dramatic Death Eater scene from "The Half-Blood Prince" and hosted the star-studded world premiere of "Deathly Hallows Part Two." Stand where cinematic magic met reality, amid the National Gallery and Nelson's Column.
Stroll down Cecil Court, a charming pedestrian street filled with old bookshops and unique stores, rumored to be a real-life inspiration for Diagon Alley in the Harry Potter series. While not confirmed by J.K. Rowling, let your imagination run wild, picturing wizards and witches shopping for magical items, amidst a setting reminiscent of the iconic wizarding alley.
Behold the Harry Potter Statue in Leicester Square, unveiled in 2021 to celebrate 20 years of the film series. Marvel at the lifelike representations of Harry, Hermione, and Ron, digitally recreated from scans of actors Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint. This tribute in a hub of cinematic premieres underscores the saga's monumental impact on film and popular culture.
Stand in the vibrant Piccadilly Circus, a famed London landmark and a pivotal scene in "Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows, Part 1," where Harry, Ron, and Hermione apparated amidst the chaos. Absorb the energetic atmosphere, bustling crowds, and iconic sights, and keep an eye out for a hint of magic as we head towards Shaftesbury Avenue, another key location in their adventure.
Discover the magical Platform nine and three quarters at King's Cross Station, where Harry Potter's journey to Hogwarts began. Relive the enchantment with the iconic luggage trolley and partake in the annual September 1st celebration, complete with Hogwarts Express announcements and Wizarding World festivities.
Explore Leadenhall Market, a Victorian market that doubles as a Harry Potter filming location. Visualize Harry and Hagrid navigating these cobbled streets to the Leaky Cauldron, filmed here for "Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone." Fun fact: 42 Bulls Head Passage in the market served as the pub's entrance in the film, now an optician's shop, yet still brimming with the magic of that moment.
At the Millennium Bridge, remember its portrayal in "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" as the site of a dramatic Death Eater attack. Contrast this with its current tranquility as you stroll across, reflecting on the film's memorable scene against the backdrop of peaceful London.
Stroll along the Thames Path to encounter the Shakespeare’s Globe, a faithful reconstruction of the original Elizabethan theater. While not the 16th-century original, it's rich in history, hosting many of Shakespeare's plays. Feel the echoes of timeless performances like "Romeo and Juliet" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream," and remember, in this spot, countless stories have unfolded.
Explore Borough Market, not only a culinary hub but a magical Harry Potter film location. Recall "The Prisoner of Azkaban" where this market doubled as the Leaky Cauldron and Diagon Alley's entrance. Visualize the Knight Bus scene, filmed right here at 7 Stoney Street. Next door, find the Third-Hand Bookshop, featured in the films. Immerse yourself in the market's lively atmosphere, and perhaps, encounter a bit of Harry Potter magic around each corner.
Take a left and walk along A3, parallel to Southwark Cathedral. Walk towards the London Bridge.
Turn left onto Battle Bridge Lane and hear about Daniel Radcliffe's underwater training for 'Harry Potter.' Then, stroll along The Queens Walk to discover the magic behind the scenes, leading to the majestic HMS Belfast ship.
Recall the exhilarating broomstick flight in 'Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix' over London's iconic landmarks, including the majestic HMS Belfast. This blend of magic and history makes this spot by the river a special experience, where you can almost feel the wind and magic of that memorable scene.
Our magical journey along the Thames concludes near City Hall and Tower Bridge, both featured in Harry Potter films. This marks the end of our enchanting tour, and if you've enjoyed it, please rate our app. Wishing you more magical adventures ahead!
This self-guided tour allows you to explore various locations in London that inspired or were featured in the Harry Potter films. Using our app, you can navigate through these iconic sites at your own pace, accompanied by detailed information and anecdotes about each location.
After purchasing the tour, you'll receive access to our app, which includes an interactive map and audio guide. As you walk through the city, the app provides directions and narrations about each Harry Potter-related site. Please note that entry fees to attractions are not included and must be purchased separately.
The tour covers several notable sites, including:
The tour typically takes about 2 to 3 hours, depending on your walking speed and the time you spend at each location.
Yes, the tour is family-friendly and provides engaging content suitable for all ages.
Yes, once you've downloaded the app and the tour content, you can access all features offline, ensuring uninterrupted exploration without the need for an internet connection.
All you need is a smartphone with our app installed and a pair of headphones for the audio guide. Comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are also recommended.
Yes, the self-guided nature of the tour allows you to start and finish at your convenience, day or night. However, for safety reasons, we recommend taking the tour during daylight hours.
Yes, the tour is available in English, French, German, and Spanish. If you would like the tour in any other language, please email us your request at support@trippytourguide.com, and we will consider adding it in the future.
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