Butterbeer & Magical Harry Potter Walking Tour

The journey, in full

What you'll see/do on the Butterbeer and Harry Potter Tour. Borough Market: Borough Market was transformed into the setting for the Leaky Cauldron's entrance. The market's bustling atmosphere and historic architecture added an authentic touch to the magical world of Harry Potter and the Knight Bus scene that was filmed here. The Clink Prison: Considered an inspiration for Azkaban Prison, The Clink adds to the historical ambiance of the area, which was utilized as a filming location for scenes in Harry Potter. The Globe Theatre: Shakespeare's Globe Theatre was Rebuilt by actor Sam Wanamaker, who is the father of Zoe Wanamaker and played Madame Hooch. In addition, David Tenant, who played Barty Crouch Jr. was married here. The Millennium Bridge: This iconic London landmark, built in the year 2000 (hence the name) was blown up by the Death Eaters in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince! St. Paul's Cathedral: This is where Newt Scamander met Dumbledore in the Fantastic Beasts series and served as the set for the staircase to the Divination Tower in the Harry Potter film franchise. The City of London School: Daniel Radcliffe attended the prestigious City of London School, which has a reputation for academic excellence and notable alumni. His education at this esteemed school provided a strong foundation that complemented his burgeoning acting career. Scotland Yard: Here you will stand in the footsteps of the Trio as you explore the location where they infiltrated the Ministry of Magic in The Order of the Phoenix.Trafalgar Square: The site of the world premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 on July 7, 2011, attracting thousands of fans from around the globe. The cast walked from here, up the world's longest recorded red carpet, to Leicester Square for the final film screening and we will walk in their footsteps. Godwin's Court: Godwin's Court in London, with its narrow, winding alley and historic charm, is believed to have inspired the set designers' depiction of Knockturn Alley in the Harry Potter series. The atmospheric setting, characterized by its cobblestone street and period architecture, evokes the mysterious and slightly sinister ambiance of the dark wizarding marketplace. Cecil Court: Cecil Court, a quaint pedestrian street in London known for its antiquarian bookshops and historic charm, is widely believed to have inspired Diagon Alley in the Harry Potter series. The enchanting atmosphere, lined with eclectic shops and Victorian architecture, mirrors the magical shopping district where wizards purchase their spellbinding supplies. Charing Cross: The entrance to Diagon Alley is depicted as being located on Charing Cross Road, a bustling thoroughfare in London known for its bookstores and proximity to the theatre district. This central and vibrant location adds a touch of magical realism to the series, blending the ordinary Muggle world with the hidden wizarding realm. And enjoy a real bottle of Butterbeer!