Harry Potter Walking Tours London

Borough Market, with its 12th-century origins, is a feast for foodies and Potterheads alike! In Prisoner of Azkaban, Harry arrived here via the Knight Bus, entering the Leaky Cauldron through Stoney Street’s Chez Michele. Today, you can wander the market, savor gourmet eats, and stand where wizarding history was filmed.

Ever wonder where Durmstrang’s magical ship drew its inspiration? Meet The Golden Hinde, Drake’s famous ship that sailed around the world and now stands proudly on the Thames. With its adventurous vibe and Gryffindor-like colors, it’s no wonder it echoes the Triwizard Tournament’s epic ship. Explore its decks for history, piracy tales, and a pinch of Potter magic!

Welcome to The Clink, the medieval jail that screams Azkaban energy! This infamous 12th-century prison is said to have inspired the wizarding world's most feared fortress. Step inside for gruesome tales of real prisoners and imagine Dementors gliding through its shadowy halls—spooky, magical, and unforgettable!

London’s Millennium Bridge might be famous for its sleek design, but Potterheads know it for that chilling Half-Blood Prince scene. When Death Eaters attack, the bridge dramatically collapses, marking Voldemort’s dark power. Once dubbed the “Wobbly Bridge,” it’s now a Harry Potter hotspot perfect for reimagining Voldemort’s dark reign over the city.

Featured in Order of the Phoenix as Harry’s dramatic London backdrop and in Half-Blood Prince during Voldemort’s chaotic attack, the London Eye has a starring role in wizarding history. At 443 feet tall, this iconic Ferris wheel offers unmatched views of the city—and magical connections Potter fans can’t miss.

In Order of the Phoenix, the Great Scotland Yard is the site of the Ministry of Magic’s secret entryway (hello, phone box!). In Deathly Hallows, the trio’s epic infiltration scene unfolds here.

Australia House: the Aussie embassy by day, Gringotts Bank by magic! The film’s lavish Gringotts Bank interiors were filmed right here, with marble columns and glittering chandeliers that make the place feel straight out of a wizard’s dream.

Trafalgar Square is famous for its lions, grand monuments, and—wait for it—Death Eaters! In Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, this iconic spot gets a dark twist when Voldemort’s followers swoop over Nelson’s Column, creating chaos in the heart of London. A major Harry Potter moment where magic meets Muggle’s life!

Leadenhall Market is like a hidden doorway to the wizarding world! In Philosopher’s Stone, this beautiful Victorian market doubles as Diagon Alley. The Leaky Cauldron entrance? A cheeky blue door at 42 Bull’s Head Passage (which is an optician’s shop!). It’s where Harry’s magical journey starts—talk about a spellbinding moment!

Cecil Court is like Diagon Alley’s charming cousin! While not filmed in Harry Potter, its Victorian storefronts and antique bookshops scream magic. Fans love strolling through this "Bookseller's Row," imagining Hagrid leading Harry to Diagon Alley’s entrance.

King's Cross Station isn’t just for trains—it’s Platform 9¾! In Philosopher’s Stone, Harry finds this magical gateway by running at the barrier between platforms 9 and 10. Since then, the station’s been a symbol of new beginnings, from Harry’s first trip to Hogwarts to his epic final showdown.

From thrilling flights to chaos on bridges, the Thames River is essential in Harry’s world! In Order of the Phoenix, the Order flies over it while rescuing Harry. In Half-Blood Prince, the Millennium Bridge twists under a Death Eater attack. And the Knight Bus? It speeds past Lambeth Bridge! Hop on a Thames River cruise to view these key locations.