You can relive this experience with the Jacobite Steam Train. This spectacular railway has been featured in four of the ‘Harry Potter’ films as the bridge the Hogwarts Express takes and has become known as the ‘Harry Potter’ bridge. Glenfinnan Viaduct The Glenfinnan Railway Viaduct in Scotland with the Jacobite steam train passing over Foremost are the graves of William McGonagall and Thomas Riddell Esquire. It is also home to numerous gravestones with names that sound familiar to any Potterhead. This calm graveyard is said to be one of the world’s most haunted places. Greyfriars Kirkyard The set used for the fictional Tom Riddle Sr.’s grave at Leavesden StudiosĮdinburgh‘s Greyfriars Kirkyard is also linked to the series. Numerous interior scenes were also shot here. While the Hogwarts Great Hall may have been built at Leavesden Studios, it was inspired by the dining hall of Christ Church College at Oxford University. Christ Church College The Dining Hall at Christ Church College inspired the designers of the Harry Potter films. Memorable scenes include the flooding of Moaning Myrtle’s toilet and the writing in blood warning that “The chamber of secrets has been opened. Scenes at Hogwarts were also filmed at Gloucester Cathedral. While you’re here, learn about its 700 years of history, and participate in your very own Quidditch lesson. Located in Alnwick, Alnwick Castle was used extensively in the first two films as exterior shots of Hogwarts Castle.
It features real props, sets, and costumes used in the Harry Potter films to bring JK Rowling’s books to life. Just outside London lies The Making of Harry Potter Warner Brothers Studio Tour at Leavesden Studios. Visit the London Zoo and its Reptile House where the Dursleys took Harry for their son Dudley’s birthday in ‘The Philosopher’s Stone ‘, and where Harry discovered he could talk to snakes. Don’t miss the Harry Potter shop nearby where you can buy all the items you need for your year at Hogwarts! London Zoo
Right at the heart of the station stands the famous Platform 9¾, with a trolley stuck in the wall. From the corridors of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry to the quaint shops at Diagon Alley, here are some Harry Potter filming locations to visit.Īlso Read: 22 Filming Locations You Can Actually Visit Check Out These Harry Potter Filming Location Next Time You’re In Britain King’s Cross Station Platform 9 3/4 at King’s Cross Station, London Travel through Britain and see all the places that inspired JK Rowling’s ‘Harry Potter’ series.
Everybody who’s immersed themselves in the magical world of Harry Potter has probably dreamt of experiencing its wonders.
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