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Harry Potter London: Explore Film Locations!
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Overview
The Harry Potter Film Locations Guided Walking Tour takes you through London to see where movie magic happened! Meet your guide near Parliament Square and get ready to walk to the Millennium Bridge. Harry Potter fans know it as 'Brockdale Bridge,' which the bad guys, Death Eaters, attacked in the movies.
You'll walk past Westminster Abbey and head to Cecil's Court, which looks just like Diagon Alley! See the buildings that inspired the 'Leaky Cauldron' pub where wizards and witches hung out in the books and movies. Your guide knows all the secrets about where the movies were filmed and how London inspired the Harry Potter books. This tour ends at King's Cross Station, at 'Platform 9¾'. You can take a fun picture with a Gryffindor scarf and buy Harry Potter stuff at the shop.
This walking tour includes an expert guide who will share fun facts and stories. An audio headset is included so you can easily hear the guide. Food, drinks, shopping, and hotel pick-up/drop-off are not included. Discover London through the eyes of Harry Potter, visiting famous spots from the films. This experience will show how the city influenced the magical world and offers unique photo opportunities at iconic sites like Platform 9¾. 
Highlights
See Real Movie Locations: Visit famous London spots where Harry Potter movies were filmed.
Expert Harry Potter Guide: Learn fun facts and secrets from a knowledgeable guide.
Walk Through Diagon Alley: Explore Cecil's Court, the street that inspired Diagon Alley.
Platform 9¾ Photo Op: Take a picture at the famous Platform 9¾ at King's Cross Station.
Sentiment Analysis
Most customers really enjoyed this Harry Potter tour and thought it was a fun way to see London. The guides were great, and people learned a lot. A few thought the group was too large.
Customers loved seeing the real places from the Harry Potter movies.
Many people said their tour guide was very good and knew a lot about Harry Potter.
Families enjoyed this tour. It kept everyone entertained and having fun.
Fans appreciated learning interesting facts and behind-the-scenes information about the films.
Some people thought the tour could have been longer or included more places.
A few visitors mentioned that the group was too big, making it hard to hear the guide sometimes.
The Journey
Millennium Bridge
Walk across the Millennium Bridge, a pedestrian suspension bridge offering stunning views of London's skyline. While often mistaken, it's actually Brockdale Bridge (not the Millennium Bridge) that is destroyed by Death Eaters in "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince", a dark reminder of the escalating conflict in the Muggle world. Beyond its fictional connection, the bridge itself is a modern architectural marvel, linking the City of London with the vibrant Bankside area. Its sleek design and strategic location make it a must-see for architecture enthusiasts and anyone seeking panoramic city views.
Westminster Tube Station
Descend into Westminster Tube Station, a bustling transport hub strategically located near some of London's most iconic landmarks. While in the realm of Harry Potter, the station serves as one of the entrances used by the characters, its real-world significance is rooted in its proximity to the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, and Big Ben. Explore the grandeur of British history and politics before or after your wizarding adventure – all just steps away from this convenient station.
Cecil's Court and Goodwin's Court (Diagon Alley Inspiration)
Wander through the charming alleyways of Cecil's Court and Godwin's Court, hidden gems that are said to have inspired the magical Diagon Alley. Cecil's Court, with its antique bookshops and unique storefronts, evokes the spirit of the wizarding shopping district. Godwin's Court, a narrow passage lined with 17th-century terraced houses, offers a glimpse into old London and provides a tangible connection to the atmospheric settings of the Harry Potter series. Discover rare books, quirky finds, and the enchanting ambiance of a bygone era.
Leadenhall Market
Step into Leadenhall Market, a Victorian-era covered market adorned with ornate architecture and vibrant colors. This historic marketplace served as one of the filming locations for the entrance to The Leaky Cauldron in "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone". It was also the place where Harry disembarked from the Knight Bus in "The Prisoner of Azkaban". Immerse yourself in the market's bustling atmosphere, browse the artisan shops, and savor the culinary delights while imagining the magical world hidden just beneath the surface.
King's Cross Station - Platform 9¾
Visit King's Cross Station, home to the legendary Platform 9¾. Although the actual platforms used for filming were 4 and 5, head to the west side of the station where you'll find a luggage trolley disappearing into the wall, marking the entrance to the magical realm. Capture a photo with a Gryffindor scarf and explore the adjacent Harry Potter shop, filled with merchandise from the books and films. Embrace the magic and create a lasting memory at this iconic location.
Know Before You Go
This Harry Potter walking tour includes an expert guide and an audio headset to hear the guide clearly. Food, drinks, shopping, and pick-up or drop-off from your hotel are not included. The meeting point is at Parliament Square, and the tour ends at King's Cross Station. Get ready to explore the magical side of London!
Hot Tip
Some reviewers say that the area around Platform 9 3/4 is very crowded! It's recommended to arrive early to get a good spot for photos and to explore the shop.
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