Known for its infamous poison garden, Alnwick Castle is a fairly well-known landmark in England.
However, that doesn't mean they can't be visited - these are all the fan-favorite destinations that fans can actually seek out and explore for themselves, and maybe even find some magic of their own along the way. You may also recognise the Cloister Garth from the Philosopher's Stone, where Hedwig took flight around a snow-covered Hogwarts Castle.While some of these locations can be picked out by an eye that's familiar with London's most picturesque city locations or Scotland's more glorious natural backdrops, there are some places that only inspired what fans witnessed on the big screen. Next, you’ll want to visit the square of the grass in the middle of the Cloister’s, known as ‘The Cloister Garth’, perhaps the first scene that will come to your mind here will be Ron’s iconic “Eat Slugs” backfiring moment with his broken wand in the Chamber of Secrets. A set was replicated for the Chamber of Secrets film, almost identical to these Cloisters, for use during the scene where Harry free’s Dobby with a sock, much to Lucius Malfoy’s fury. Your first stop is the Cloister, here you will find yourself in the corridors of Hogwarts you’ll recognise this area as one of the corridors Harry, Ron and Hermione walk through in between classes during the Philosopher’s Stone.
The London extension includes Borough Market, Leadenhall Market, St Paul’s Cathedral, Kings Cross Station, London Zoo, Junction of Scotland Place and Great Scotland Yard, Clapham Junction and Harry Potter & The Cursed Child, Palace Theatre.Īt Durham Cathedral there are three different areas where you can recreate the magic of the Harry Potter films. Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter, Ashridge Estate, Lacock Abbey, Lacock Village, Gloucester Cathedral, Christ Church College, Bodleian Library, New College, Blenheim Palace, Hardwick Hall, Goathland Station, Durham Cathedral and Alnwick Castle. Studio Tour you can then continue along the main route starting at Ashridge Estate, or extend your route by exploring the filming locations based in London prior to visiting Ashridge Estate.īelow are the full details of the routes stops in England including, Warner Bros. Consisting of iconic sets, the most memorable props, your favourite costumes, interactive flying opportunities and so much more, this is the place to dive in and begin your magical tour of Harry Potter’s England.
Studio Tour London – The Making of Harry Potter’. No matter which version of the ‘Harry Potter’s England’ route you’re looking to explore the best place to start is ‘Warner Bros.
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