• Blackwell’s Bookshop - While not quite Flourish and Blotts, this is as close as a muggle bookshop can get. Blackwell’s is a Ravenclaw’s dream, boasting approximately 250,000 volumes, equating to 3 miles of books! It’s even more remarkable considering their first store was only 12 feet square and housed just 700 used books. Be sure to check out the building’s roof from afar. Don’t worry, the stone figure you see isn’t someone petrified. It’s a statue by Antony Gormley, part of a series called “Another Time II”.
• Bodleian Library - One of the largest libraries, with numerous buildings throughout Oxford. It houses ancient medieval books on spells and wizards! It can be viewed from various external locations - see Divinity for our entrance to Bodleian.
• New College - Despite its name, it is one of the oldest colleges at Oxford, established in 1379. With its medieval cloisters and stunning spaces, it’s easy to see why multiple Harry Potter scenes were filmed here!
• The Divinity School - Paid Entrance To Part of The Bodleian: This dramatic site is not only one of the oldest parts of the Bodleian Library University, but it was also featured in various scenes during the filming of Harry Potter in Oxford. The Bodleian is a complex of different buildings, and this is the section we enter. Instantly recognizable as a Harry Potter site, it is one of the finest examples of medieval architecture in England.

• Professional guide

• Gratuities

Non-magical folks are invited! Embark on a whimsical journey into the historic structures of Oxford University, including New College and the Bodleian Library. Experience an enjoyable trip with a witty Oxford student guide, equipped with a quiz, an assortment of props, and a plethora of corny jokes and puns. This tour is perfect for dedicated Harry Potter enthusiasts, those who discreetly cherish the series, and even those without prior interest seeking an enjoyable exploration method! Also, the tour highlights other renowned books like Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, the Hobbit, and Lord of the Rings, as well as delving into the history of Oxford University.

• During peak season (June–August), access to the Divinity School is extremely limited due to frequent closures and high demand, and may not be included in the tour. While some companies may claim otherwise, we prefer to be honest upfront rather than risk disappointment on the day.

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