This tour has been specially put together for our younger audience. Let us bring you to the original London film locations and hear from us all about the funny and great moments that happened during production. We'll tell you more about J.K. Rowling, the genius behind this extraordinary story. Together we explore London’s secret places that later became part of the most famous wizarding story in the world, such as Diagon Alley and Knockturn Alley. Take a photo with the famous Harry Potter statue and get a glimpse inside the real 'Flourish and Blotts'. Who knows, maybe the book you've been looking for is right there, waiting for you.
Please note: For magical safety reasons, children are liable for the actions of their muggle parents and grandparents.
Here we begin our journey. We see the bridge where the Knight Bus made its famous tour and learn all about the true beginning of the Harry Potter story.
Let's see if, unlike Mr. Weasley, you know how to get into the famous subway station.
You always wanted to know where exactly the entrance to the Ministry of Magic is located? In fact, there are two entrances and we’ll visit both of them.
We will walk through the area of London where J.K. Rowling drew her first inspiration. Past the original Gringotts Bank and the place where thousands of fans said their final goodbyes to the Harry Potter franchise.
Right next to the original Leaky Caldron you will find the famous Diagon Alley. But do be careful, if you cross the street you will actually end up in a very dark place.
Let us show you the theatre where you can find Harry Potter and his friends on stage. From there we go down Shaftesbury Avenue. The West End Street where Hermione, Ron and Harry apparate after escaping from the Death Eaters.
All the world premieres of Harry Potter took place right here. Look around, can you spot Harry on his broom?
Here ends our tour. Take a look in one of the Harry Potter shops. Who knows, you might find your favorite candy.
Your guide will wait for you next to the White Lion. Code: Slytherin
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