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Magical Harry Potter Walking Tour in London
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Overview
Harry Potter London Small Group Walking Tour takes people to see where the movies were filmed. On this 2-hour walking tour, folks will visit 10 places in London that were used in the Harry Potter films. They'll learn how the movies were made and hear stories about the books by JK Rowling.
The tour also goes by famous London landmarks. Some of the special places on the tour include the Millennium Bridge, where the Death Eaters attacked, and Leadenhall Market, which was used as Diagon Alley. You'll also see Lambeth Bridge Road and Westminster Tube Station, which was used as the Ministry of Magic! The guides know a lot about the Harry Potter movies and books.
This walking tour has a small group size of only 15 people. This experience includes a professional guide, but it does not include things like a travel card, hotel pick-up, food, drinks, or tips. At the end, directions to Kings Cross Station are not provided. Alnwick Castle is not visited on this tour. Come explore the magic! 
Highlights
See 10+ Filming Locations: Visit where the Harry Potter movies were made in London.
Expert Harry Potter Guide: Learn fun facts about the movies and books from a pro.
Small Group Tour: Enjoy a more personal experience with a small group of 15 people.
Iconic London Landmarks: Pass by famous places like the Millennium Bridge and Leadenhall Market.
Sentiment Analysis
Most customers highly enjoyed the Harry Potter walking tour, praising the guide's knowledge and the chance to see real filming locations. Some wished for a slower pace or more locations.
Customers loved seeing the filming locations and learning behind-the-scenes secrets.
Many people found the guide to be knowledgeable and engaging.
Visitors appreciated the small group size, which allowed for a more personalized experience.
Fans enjoyed seeing recognizable landmarks from the movies.
Some visitors wished the tour included more locations.
A few people mentioned that the tour moved at a fast pace.
The Journey
Alnwick Castle
Step into the very grounds where Harry Potter learned to fly! Alnwick Castle, a magnificent medieval fortress in Northumberland, England, served as Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the first two Harry Potter films. Wander the Outer Bailey where Harry, Ron, and Hermione took their first flying lesson with Madam Hooch. Explore the castle's rich history, spanning centuries of battles, royal intrigue, and noble lineage. The castle grounds regularly host broomstick training sessions and wizardry-themed events, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the magic.
Millennium Bridge, London
Witness the architectural marvel that was dramatically destroyed by Death Eaters in 'Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.' The Millennium Bridge, a modern pedestrian suspension bridge crossing the River Thames in London, provides stunning views of iconic landmarks such as St. Paul's Cathedral. Reflect on the film's chilling scene while appreciating the bridge's elegant design and the vibrant cityscape surrounding it. The bridge's sleek silhouette makes it an iconic fixture of the London skyline.
Leadenhall Market, London
Enter the enchanting world of wizards at Leadenhall Market, a Victorian-era covered market in the City of London! Its ornate facade served as the exterior of Diagon Alley in 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone'. This historic market, dating back to the 14th century, is a stunning example of Victorian architecture with its elaborate painted ceilings and cobbled floors. Though the Leaky Cauldron entrance seen in the films was a constructed set, the market provides an atmospheric glimpse into the wizarding world. It's a perfect location for photographs and immersing yourself in the feeling of old London.
Lambeth Bridge Road, London
Stand where the Knight Bus screeched to a halt, nearly flattening unsuspecting Muggles! Lambeth Bridge Road is the filming location where the triple-decker Knight Bus drops Harry off at the Leaky Cauldron entrance in 'Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban'. Picture the chaotic scene as you explore this area of London. It's a fantastic photo opportunity to recreate the memorable scene of Harry's arrival.
Westminster Tube Station & Ministry of Magic
Descend into the depths of Westminster Tube Station, a key location in 'Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix'. This is where Harry and Mr. Weasley travelled to the Ministry of Magic! While the telephone box entrance to the Ministry was a prop, the station itself provides a glimpse into the bustling Muggle world coexisting with the wizarding one. Explore the station's modern design and imagine the secret entrance to the Ministry hidden somewhere nearby. The architecture and ambiance of the real station, which has been upgraded since the movie filming, offer a contrast to the magical scenes.
Know Before You Go
This Harry Potter walking tour includes a professional guide to lead the way and share insights. It does not include a Zone 1-2 Travel Card, hotel pickup or drop-off, gratuities, food and drinks, or directions to Kings Cross Station after the tour to see Platform 9 3/4. The meeting point is in central London; specific details will be provided after booking.
Hot Tip
Wear comfortable shoes, as there is a lot of walking. Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated. Some reviewers suggest doing the tour early in the day to avoid crowds. Check the weather and dress accordingly, as the tour is outside.
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