London: Harry Potter Guided Walking Tour with Platform 9 ¾ – London, United Kingdom

EXPERIENCE:

Embark on a Harry Potter-themed walking tour of London and discover locations like the street that inspired Diagon Alley, pose for pictures at Platform 9 ¾, and much more.
Meet your guide and set out to explore Muggle London in search of the sights and locations behind the Harry Potter books and movies. Begin by heading to Whitehall and see the home of the UK government and the filming location for the Ministry of Magic.
Next, head to Craven Street and learn more about the author, J.K Rowling. Discover how this location is linked to Grimmauld Place, the ancestral home of the Black family.
From here, make your way to Trafalgar Square to relive the path of destruction caused by the Death Eaters before moving on to Cecil Court. This pedestrian street lies between St Martins Lane and the Charing Cross road in London and was the inspiration for Diagon Alley.
Next stop, Goodwin’s Court. Explore this historic London street, one of the city’s hidden gems, and discover why it is commonly regarded as the inspiration for Knockturn Alley.
Visit Shaftsbury Avenue, home of the Palace Theater and Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, before stopping at St Pancras Renaissance Hotel to find the spot where Harry and Ron flew the car to Hogwarts.
Finally, walk to King’s Cross Station and visit Platform 9 ¾ where Harry and Ron boarded the train to Hogwarts. This is where your Harry Potter walking tour comes to an end, the perfect spot to snap a few final photos to remember the experience. 

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

Immerse yourself in the magical world of Harry Potter on a tour of London
Discover notable locations behind the books and movies with your guide
Benefit from insider knowledge and reference photos that bring the tour to life
Step into a magical world as you wander along the historic Goodwin’s Court
Visit Platform 9 ¾ and see where Harry, Ron, and Hermione boarded the train

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