• Westminster Abbey - Begin the tour at Westminster Station. Drive over the bridge where the ‘Knight’ Bus squeezes between two iconic London red buses in The Prisoner of Azkaban. Follow the path that Harry flies in The Order Of The Phoenix on his way to 12 Grimmauld Place.

• Cecil Court - DISCOVER DIAGON ALLEY
  There are two main contenders for the REAL Diagon Alley, and many Potter fans are divided on which is the true one. Luckily, both are centrally located near Leicester Square. The first is Cecil Court, and the second is Goodwin Court. In the wizarding world, The Leaky Cauldron, which holds the entrance to Diagon Alley, is just off Charing Cross Road. In our world, Charing Cross Road is famous for its numerous bookshops, many specializing in magic and the occult. It’s easy to see why J.K. Rowling chose this location for the entrance to Diagon Alley! There are also two locations used for the door to Diagon Alley, one in Leadenhall Market and the other in Borough Market. With the items lining the storefronts, tarot card readers, and magical lamps down the alleyway, this is definitely a strong contender for the real deal. Take a stroll to explore all these places and capture some photos.

• Scotland - “Pass By: Whitehall, London, England SCOTLAND PLACE POLYJUICE POTION It is outside these shutters that Hermione stuns Mafalda Hopkirk. They drag her into the loading bay behind the shutter where Albert Runcorn and Reg Cattermole are laid out. They then take the Polyjuice Potion and transform into the three Ministry employees.”
  Great Scotland Yard
  “Pass By: Whitehall, London, England GREAT SCOTLAND YARD MINISTRY OF MAGIC ENTRANCE It was here that Harry and Mr. Weasley enter the phone box to descend into the Ministry of Magic. However, there has never actually been a phone box at this junction; the one used in the film was a specially brought in prop that was taken away once filming had finished.”
  Metropolitan Police
  Police station · Victoria Embankment
  Police HQ with an iconic revolving sign
  “Pass By: Whitehall, London, England GREAT SCOTLAND YARD
  Remember to take pictures.

• Horse Guards Avenue - • Horseguards Avenue (Ministry of Magic Staff Entrance as seen in Deathly Hallows Part 1)

• St. Paul’s Cathedral - Millennium Bridge
  Steel suspension bridge for pedestrians “Stop At: Millennium Bridge THE MILLENNIUM BRIDGE DEATH EATER DESTRUCTION Their kidnap mission accomplished, the Death Eaters attack the Millennium Bridge, as terrified Muggles try to escape. As we watch, the metal of the bridge begins to twist and buckle, and the Muggles cling desperately to its railings before it collapses into the Thames. This is a perfect place to take some pictures of St Paul’s Cathedral Duration: 30 minutes”
  Elegant steel suspension footbridge crossing the Thames from the Tate Modern to St Paul’s Cathedral.

• The London Bridge Experience - 8 Stoney St
  “Pass By: London Bridge, London, England 8 STONEY STREET THIRD HAND BOOK EMPORIUM As the Knight bus screeches to a halt outside the Leaky Cauldron, it shunts the back of a car parked in front of this shop, which, for the film, was renamed, “The Third Hand Book Emporium.” The sign, which can be seen over the car, reads, “Old Rare Books Bought and Sold.””
  Stoney St
  “Pass By: London Bridge, London, England STONEY STREET THE LEAKY CAULDRON The location of the Leaky Cauldron was magically moved to Stoney Street, alongside Borough Market for this film. The Knight Bus pulls up by the railway bridge that passes over the street, causing car alarms to go off, and Harry climbs off and enters the Leaky Cauldron.

• HMS Belfast - Museum · The Queen’s Walk Floating museum on Royal Navy cruiser “Pass By: Southwark, London, England HMS BELFAST THE FLIGHT OF THE ORDER Having swooped down from the clouds over Docklands, the members of the Order’s Advance Guard fly along the Thames and head for Tower Bridge. Having passed it, they are then shown flying very close to the side of HMS Belfast, the grey battleship to the right of the photo.”
  9-deck WWII warship-turned-museum with naval guns, permanently moored on the Thames.
  Tower Bridge
  Bridge · Tower Bridge Rd
  “Pass By: Tower Bridge, London, England THE MUGGLES LOOK OUT In the film’s opening sequence, Muggles are gathered around a table inside City Hall, the headquarters of the Greater London Authority, as the clouds darken above. They look round to see what is happening and then move to look out of the windows across the River Thames.”

• King’s Cross Station - Located in London’s King’s Cross Station, the barrier between platforms 9 and 10 holds the secret entrance to the magical platform that can only be accessed by running straight ahead – directly into the barrier. This takes wizards and witches out of the ‘muggle’ world and into the magical world where they can pick up the Hogwarts Express, the red steam-engine train that will speed them up to Scotland to Hogwarts. For all witches and wizards, their first entrance into the world of Hogwarts comes as soon as they step through the barrier onto Platform 9 and 3/4. It’s also worth noting that it was near this platform where Harry Potter first met Ron and the entire Weasley gang! The inspiration for Platform 9 and 3/4 HOW TO GET TO PLATFORM 9 3/4 full details will be provided in the itinerary which will be handed to you by your driver, before the start of the tour.

• Private transportation
• Includes Central London congestion and ULEZ charge
• Complimentary on-board WiFi
• Free bottled water
• Comfortable in-vehicle air conditioning
• All parking fees covered

• Gratuities

Discover the magical world of wizardry with a tour of London’s Harry Potter filming sites. Travel through the city in a private vehicle and explore iconic locations such as Number 12, Grimmauld Place, Diagon Alley, and Platform 9¾. Along the journey, visit renowned spots that inspired the legendary series.

Explore filming sites like Number 12, Grimmauld Place, featured in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. Capture memorable photos at Platform 9¾, envisioning Harry’s dash through the wall in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.

Witness numerous London landmarks that inspired J.K. Rowling to create her celebrated Harry Potter novels.

Please note, this is not a Warner Bros Studio Tour.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.