London Harry Potter Walking Tour Experience

Join us as we venture into the magical world of witchcraft and wizardry of Harry Potter in London!
On this walking tour of London's streets we will watch clips from the movies while we regale you with behind-the-scenes stories of those locations and how they were used in the film series. Our first stop will be the entrance to Diagon Alley, before we pop down to see the Ministry of Magic, and find out which Leaky Cauldron has the best tacos, as well as others we don't want to spoil here.

We'll also share some of the strangest and funniest non-HP facts that we've learned about London along the way.

We will finish at Borough Market, London's top street food destination, with King's Cross just a separate Tube ride away.

IMPORTANT INFO
Every person (over 11yo) will need an Oyster card or contactless payment method with at least £2.40 for a short journey on the London Underground.

Meeting Point

Shaftesbury Memorial Fountain

Piccadilly Circus, London W1J 9HS, UK

Meeting point by the Eros Fountain, the side facing the large Billboard on the opposite side of the road.
Your guide will be holding an orange umbrella.

What's included:

• Knowledgeable guide of movie making and history

Not included:

• Fare for London underground. You Will need an oyster/contactless bank card/paper ticket

What to expect:

Duration: 2 hours

Piccadilly Circus

London, W1V 9LB

One of London's most recognisably locations used in filming for many movies including Harry Potter.

10 minutes

Leicester Square

Leicester Square, London WC2H 7DE, UK

The cinema district of London which is where all big movie premiers happen. It also neighbours China Town.

5 minutes

Cecil Court

Between Charing Cross Road & St. Martin's Lane, , London

The Victorian Alley famous for it's collectors book shops, antiquities and galleries. The street once housed Mozart and was the birth place of the British film industry.

10 minutes

Goodwin's Court

Goodwin's Ct, Covent Garden, London, WC2N 4LL

A hidden alleyway that is the oldest complete street in London. Gorgeous architecture and steeped in history it's a place easily missed when exploring on your own.

10 minutes

Trafalgar Square

London, WC2N 5DS

Trafalgar square is a central hub to London with roads leading to Buckingham Palace and Westminster square. Trafalgar is home to many impressive buildings as well as the tallest statue in the UK and the smallest police station.

Pass by without stopping

Millennium Bridge

Thames Embankment, London, SE1 9JE

The infamous bridge that was used in Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. The bridge is overlooked by St Pauls Cathedral and has amazing views of the city across the river Thames.

10 minutes

Shakespeare's Globe Theatre

21 New Globe Walk, , London, SE1 9DT

The incredible replica of the Globe Theatre built in 1997. Recreating the original theatre first built in 1599.

10 minutes

The Anchor

165 Lewisham Road se13 7py, London, SE13 7PY

A beautiful picturesque pub first built in 1615. It was also used in a scene for Tom Cruise's first outing as Ethan Hunt in Mission Impossible.

Pass by without stopping

The Clink Prison Museum

1 Clink Street, London, SE1 9DG

This street where the Prison museum is located was once home to the notorious medieval Gaol from the 1100s. The street is now an awe inspiring site with some beautiful street art.

Pass by without stopping

Borough Market

8 Southwark Street, , London, SE1 1TL

This thousand year old market is the perfect place to grab a bite to eat after the tour. Some of the best food and drink can be found in the market and the area itself is close to London bridge station.
Across the road is the George Pub which is one of the oldest pubs in London.

10 minutes