Shout out to Potter fans! Don’t you wish you get to go to Hogwarts?

Well, now you can! Catch your train to Hogwarts at Platform 9 ¾ in King’s Cross St Pancras and don’t forget your trolley! Even if you forget your stuff, you could always buy your robes, scarfs or quills in the Harry Potter shop before you go into the Wizarding World.

And while you’re there, you can walk next door to St Pancras International too!

Opening Hours for Harry Potter shop and photographers:
Mon – Sat (8am – 10pm)
Sun (9am – 9pm)

Note: The trolley is situated just next to the store inside King’s Cross station. No ticket is needed for your photo, but please be aware there is often a queue. The wall and Platform 9 3/4 sign without the trolley is also available from 6am – 8am and 10pm – 12pm for you to take your own photos without staff assistance. 

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Millennium Bridge is also known as Harry Potter Bridge because it is one of the shooting venues in the movie Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. It is where the Death Eaters targeted an attack on the muggles. You should really go and check out before they destroy the bridge again! 

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Situated at Central London is the Leadenhall Market which is where Diagon Alley is shooted in the first Harry Potter movie. This beautiful Victorian style covered market is a must visit in London. In fact, pay a visit to the optical shop which is better known as the Leaky Cauldron in the film. 

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Don’t you just wish you could step into the Great Hall? Or Forbidden Forest? Now, what are you waiting for? Because you can do all that in Warner Bros Studio!

Peak into the behind-the-scenes of the Harry Potter film and explore the authentic film sets. In this studio tour, you can experience being Harry Potter, marvel at the costumes and props and even join the special festival’s events in the Wizarding World.

This is a Harry Potter Fan Must Visit in London!

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If you are a budget traveler and  Harry Potter fan, the House of MinaLima is the perfect place for you. Located in London’s West end is an exhibition house designed by Miraphora Mina and Eduardo Lima who are the designers of the Harry Potter series movie artwork. In this house, you’ll get to see a collection of authentic movie props and graphic prints. For example, Hogwart Express tickets, Hogwart’s acceptance letter, Daily Prophet and Marauder’s Map. Other than Harry Potter, you can explore Fantastic Beast and where to find them movie props and artworks as well.

Opening Hours:
Everyday (10:30am – 7pm)

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Head over to where Harry Potter first spoke Parseltongue to check if you got the gift of Slytherin. London Zoo is the world’s oldest scientific zoo. In here, you won’t just get to meet with the snakes but you can meet more than 750 species of animals. You’ll get a real eye-opening experience in the Penguin Beach, Tiger Territory or the Gorilla Kingdom!

Opening Hours:
Everyday (10am – 6pm)

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The first thing you have to do before you visit London is to book your tickets for Harry Potter and the Cursed Child theatre. It is a once-in-a-lifetime experience to watch it in the Palace Theatre. Witness how the performance team brings this magical story on stage and follow their way into the Wizarding World. It is a must watch for a Harry Potter fan!

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