This Harry Potter tour in London begins at the foot of the theater where Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is performed. From there, we walk to Trafalgar Square, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, where you’ll learn about the history of Gringotts Bank.
We continue along Whitehall until we reach the picturesque Great Scotland Yard, where one of the most recognizable scenes from the saga awaits: the telephone booth that serves as the secret entrance to the Ministry of Magic, used by Harry and Arthur Weasley. A must-see stop for any fan.
During the tour, you’ll take part in an interactive Harry Potter quiz with questions, fun facts, and details that take the experience to the next level (and spark a bit of friendly competition, of course). It also keeps things dynamic during the metro ride to the next stop.
The next stop is Leadenhall Market, one of London’s most beautiful markets and the filming location for scenes that brought Diagon Alley to life in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone. This is where Harry buys his wand for the first time and where you’ll also find the entrance to the famous Leaky Cauldron.
After uncovering a few secrets that even muggles don’t know, we hop back on the metro toward King’s Cross Station and St Pancras International. Here, you’ll be able to take the classic photo at Platform 9¾, with the trolley disappearing into the wall as if you were about to head off to Hogwarts.
The tour ends around King’s Cross, where you can stay and explore the official Harry Potter shop and pick up a souvenir.
Bring your house scarf, your wand, and get ready to take a lot of photos.
And no, no flying brooms—we travel by metro to blend in with muggles (tickets not included).