Harry Potter Locations Walking Tour of London

Step into the spellbinding world of Harry Potter on this unforgettable Harry Potter Walking Tour through the streets of London.

This is not just a walking tour. This is a cinematic journey through the Wizarding World, where London’s real streets and corners were transformed into some of the most memorable scenes in the Harry Potter film series. From magical entrances to thrilling chase scenes, you will explore how the city became a living, breathing part of the films.

Discover the Magic of Wizarding London
The Harry Potter Walking Tour takes you across more than 10 filming locations featured throughout the franchise. Covering areas in Westminster, Southwark, and the City of London, the route includes iconic London landmarks and lesser-known spots that were seamlessly woven into the magical world on screen.

You will follow in the footsteps of witches and wizards and see where key moments were captured on film.

Along the way, your guide will share fascinating behind-the-scenes details, film trivia, and little-known facts that reveal how ordinary London locations were transformed into magical set pieces.

The Harry Potter Walking Tour is a small group experience, limited to just 20 participants to ensure a more personal, engaging, and immersive journey through the world of wizardry.

With plenty of chances for photos, questions, and interactive moments, the Harry Potter Walking Tour is the perfect adventure for fans of all ages. Whether you are revisiting your favorite scenes or discovering them for the first time, you will experience the magic in a whole new way.

The tour finishes at Leadenhall Market and your guide will be happy to provide directions for those wishing to continue their journey to Platform 9¾.

– The underground station where Harry and Mr. Weasley navigate the Muggle world on their way to the Ministry of Magic in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

– A towering spiral staircase that served as the route to Professor Trelawney’s classroom in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

– The bridge attacked and destroyed by Death Eaters during the dramatic opening of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

– A bustling covered market that became the entrance to Diagon Alley in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone

– The street where the Knight Bus screeches to a halt and drops Harry off at the Leaky Cauldron in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

– Where Harry, Ron and Hermione use Polyjuice Potion to enter the Ministry undetected in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1

– The second incarnation of the entrance of the Leaky Cauldron in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban

Why not turn your tour into a full Harry Potter experience? With so many magical locations and attractions in and around London, it’s easy to create an unforgettable trip.

Stay in Central London

Make your visit stress free by staying in central London, giving you easy access to filming locations, attractions and transport links. A night or two also means you can explore far more of the wizarding world without rushing.

Browse the best hotel options on Booking.com – click here — ideal for finding great locations close to the action.

Visit the Warner Bros. Studio Tour

Step behind the scenes and see original sets, costumes and props from the Harry Potter films. From the Great Hall to Diagon Alley, it’s one of the most popular attractions in the UK — and often sells out in advance.

Secure your place on the Warner Bros. Studio Tour – click here.

Need an airport transfer?

If you’re flying into London book a reliable airport pickup here

Travel to London with Ease

If you’re travelling from outside London, booking your train tickets early can save you money and guarantee availability, especially at weekends.

Compare routes and fares on Trainline – click here.

Before you travel, check Underground updates to avoid delays.

Getting Around London

Many Harry Potter filming locations are spread across the city, so using public transport is the quickest way to get around.

An Oyster card or contactless payment works across all buses and Underground lines. You can also order a Visitor Oyster card in advance here.

Add More London Experiences

Make the most of your trip by exploring even more of London while you’re here:

Enjoy a West End show such as Harry Potter and the Cursed Child tickets – click here

Visit multiple attractions and save money with the London Pass – click here

Is the tour accessible?
– This guided tour is not accessible for wheelchair users or parents with prams or buggies due to the uneven surfaces on the route. British Sign Language is not provided on the tour.

Do children need to be accompanied?
– All people under 18 (i.e. 17 years old and younger) must be accompanied by an adult (aged 18 years or over) on all tours

Is the tour suitable for children?
– Yes as long as they are accompanied by an adult

Does the tour still go ahead if there is bad weather?
– Yes, unless London is attacked by Death Eaters. Joking aside there may be very rare occasions when we have to cancel e.g Force Majeure

– Free Cancellations – Cancel for free up to 24 hours before departure—no questions asked.

– Unlimited Rescheduling – Change your tour date as many times as you need without extra charges.

– Save £££s Booking Direct – Enjoy the guaranteed lowest price when you book directly with us (the direct operator of the tour).

– Hassle-Free Booking Experience – Get excellent customer service with your questions answered quickly and easily by our expert team who know the tours better than anyone.

– Trip Protection Insurance – Add extra peace of mind with optional trip protection insurance available at checkout. 

– Better quality tours – limited group sizes to 20 persons led by passionate and knowledgeable Harry Potter fans

– Inclusions: Professional guide

– Exclusions: A Contactless card OR Zone 1 Travelcard OR Oyster Card (single journey), Gratuities (optional)

The Harry Potter Walking Tour is not an official ‘Harry Potter Walk’ and is not endorsed, sanctioned, or in any other way supported, directly or indirectly by Warner Bros Entertainment Inc, the Potter book publishers, or J.K.Rowling and her representatives. All rights to the series of “Potter” books are the property of J.K. Rowling and her publishers including Scholastic Press, et al. Film rights and image trademarks are the property of Warner Bros Entertainment Inc.