Step into the enchanting world of wizardry with our multi award-winning London Walking Tour of Harry Potter movie and book locations.
Awards & Accolades:
-Viator Experience Awards 2023: Top 20 Experiences in Northern Europe
-TripAdvisor’s Traveller’s Choice 2023: Top 20 Cultural & Historical Experiences in the World
-TripAdvisor’s Traveller’s Choice 2022: Top 5 Top Pop Culture Tours in the World
-TripAdvisor’s Traveller’s Choice 2020: #1 Experience in the UK
What Sets Us Apart:
-The ultimate London walking tour for Harry Potter fans
-Tour groups are capped at 20 people to ensure a personal touch
-Over 10 years of experience and London’s specialists in all things Harry Potter
-Tour guides who are trained actors and true experts on the wizarding world
-Immersive quizzes to test your magical knowledge
-Don't miss your chance to discover the magical side of London, and join us on this must-do experience for Harry Potter fans of all ages.
The entrance to the Leaky Cauldron
The connections between the Bank of England and Gringotts
The exterior of St. Paul's Cathedral
See the the real life Hogwarts where Daniel Radcliffe went to school and learn about the actors journeys' to become Harry, Ron & Hermione
See the filming location of the collapse of the Brockdale Bridge in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
Hear about how the Shakespeare inspired the J.K. Rowling and how the history of the Globe and the Harry Potter movies are entwined
A distant cousin to the Durmstrang ship perhaps?
Hear about the how the dark side of London inspired the Harry Potter books
The other entrance to the Leaky Cauldron
Meet your wizarding expert outside Pizza Express in the centre of Leadenhall Market, please go to Monument station, take the Fish Street Hill exit, and then input ‘Pizza Express Leadenhall Market’ into Google/Apple maps. Please call if you have any issues.
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