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You can get to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London with coach or train transfers and save yourself the logistics of planning your transportation.
London
If you select coach, board from near Victoria Coach Station, Baker's Street, British Museum, or King's Cross Station. The exact location will be shared on your voucher post-booking. Your train transfers are between Euston Station and Watford Junction. You can also choose hotel pick-ups.
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Warner Bros. Studio Tour London
240 min
Tickets included
At the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London, you'll get to see a ton of amazing things from the Harry Potter movies! Wander through the sets of the Great Hall, Diagon Alley, Platform 9¾, the Gryffindor Common Room, Hagrid's Hut, and more. See Harry's Nimbus 200, Hagrid's motorbike, and other iconic props as well as the original costumes worn by the characters in the movies. You'll also learn about the incredible special effects used to bring the magic of the films to life and drink Butterbeer at the Backlot Cafe.
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London
Choose between coach, train transfers, or convenient hotel pick-ups for easy navigation to the Warner Bros. Studio.
Choose between coach, train transfers, or convenient hotel pick-ups for easy navigation to the Warner Bros. Studio.
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We really enjoyed the guided tour of the Harry Potter studios. It was worth booking the private tour. They explained things very well and we avoid some queues. The staff was very friendly. 🙂
Communication was very clear with where we would be picked up. Totally no questions, friendly tour guides and we really had ample time inside the HP studios themselves! I've been a Potterhead for a long time, but I still learned many new things! And spent too much money, of course.
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Simply fantastic! An experience definitely not to be missed.
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A fascinating attraction! Everything went very well, compliments, fair price, clear instructions.
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Incrediable to learn all the details of making the movies
Wonderful adventure with Harry Potters world!
Very nice to be picked up and brought back by bus The Harry Potter studios is truly amazing! So incredibly beautiful and impressive! Many fun activities to do and so much cool to see Definitely recommended!
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We had booked mainly for our grandson, but in the end we discovered the fabulous sets, costumes and make-up ...... A must-see! The only downside for connoisseurs of the famous beer buttermilk is that 7 pounds a plastic glass is expensive (the contents are very sweet and disgusting).
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We doubted for a moment that someone was actually coming to pick us up at the pick-up spot because the one who was there was a little later. But fortunately there were more waiting. The guidance was good from the starting point to the studios. Via this route very pleasant to get there. Once there we were guided in a small group by an enthusiastic gentleman. Highly recommended! Costs a bit but you have more value for money and day.
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Always a pleasure to dive into the world of HP films. Good communication from Headout. Just a small problem with the pick-up information (several indications).
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We had a great time at the Harry Potter studio. The shuttle service was perfectly organized. A great experience!
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I've seen other Harry Potter exhibits before, but this is the best as it includes major sets as well as costumes. I thoroughly enjoyed the interactive aspect of some of the exhibits as well!
Incredible, fascinating place, my daughter who loves the saga was very impressed, there is nothing in the world related to Harry Potter that comes close to this experience, it's worth every pound spent...
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It was simple, although the instructions are not sooooo clear, instead of giving an example I think they should indicate the particular instruction for each case and the photo is not up to date with reality.
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The studios were informative, interactive and fun. Staff helpful and all but one appeared to enjoy their work. Fantastic range of souvernirs. I loved the butterbeer too.
My kids have grown up and become. adults by reading the story of the wizard Harry Potter, my daughter now a teacher has read and seen the movies then times, now a beautiful tour inside the Worner Bros studios well organized thanks to your collaboration brought the Harry Potter saga back to life
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The Warner bros studio was fantastic and we have a sunny weather. This was such the best moment to visit even if I would like to spend more than 4h for visiting to enjoy a maximum
The tour itself was very good so the bus was great and also the people from Evan Evan Tours very nice and the studio was absolutely amazing but there wasn't enough time....we didn't even make all the photo points, couldn't get anything to eat and had to rush the second half of the tour to get to the bus on time..... we were inside at 12:50 but by the time you are inside the actual tour after queuing it is already 13:20 and you have to be on the bus at 16:20....3 hours for the performance at the beginning + free exploration + food + souvenir store + walk to the bus is just too short at least with the amount of people and we were outside the vacation season...I would do it again anytime if I had not 3 but 5 hours available and would also pay more for it....
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We ran a bit late by wrong directrions from the visitor centre at the train station. I called the Evans-office and they kept the bus waiting especially for us. I'm so grateful for that! The outside of the bus was absolutely STUNNINGLY designed in Harry Potter theme and the interiour of the bus was comfy and nice. Both drives were comfortable and the driver was very friendly. Thank you so much! :)
Everything! Specifics - Will our tour guide was great! Specifically his insight into everything. - Being in the actual locations of filming - Seeing how things were done (props / designs) - All the interactive elements of the displays --- Only issue the whole day was there were too many people going home at once for the shuttles running.
Everything went well via Headout, well organized, friendly drivers - the meeting point was a bit awkward for us because of our hotel in Bayswater. But... the studios are very large and extensive. Four hours is not enough time to do justice to everything and try it out - and maybe even take a short break. So if necessary, book a happy tour and then organize the return journey yourself. No problem.
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It has been very comfortable to arrive with the bus, very punctual both on the way there and back. Going early in the morning is great because it is not crowded and the photos can be taken without people. The experience in WB is wonderful for fans of the saga, feeling literally inside the movies.
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The driver informed us in advance via Whattsapp when he would pick us up at the hotel. He was super punctual. The 4 hours at Warner Brothers Studio were very impressive.
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Everything was in order. Arrived and departed on time. Organized. Let yourself be guided. 4 h on site gave us time to see everything. Bus signage. Shame we didn't get a Harry Potter bus. USB plug in bus if needed. Guide with anecdotes. Difficult to understand when you speak English learned in college.
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We have booked Harry Potter in London and the organisation are verry good. The pickup from the Hotel was greate incl. transfer to the Studios. We will book again by headout
Southwark View Point
Your 2.5-hour walking tour of the Harry Potter filming locations will begin at the Southwark View Point.
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Borough Market
Tickets not included
Borough Market was used as the set for the Leaky Cauldron, located behind Diagon Alley, the main shopping street for the wizarding community in the Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban movie. Walk through this large, historic food market and see the centuries-old buildings and busy atmosphere that made it a good fit for the magical pub.
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The Golden Hinde
The Golden Hinde, a replica of Sir Francis Drake’s famous ship, is a must-see for anyone interested in London’s maritime history. It was featured in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince when the students boarded the Hogwarts Express.
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Winchester Palace
Winchester Palace was once a grand palace and residence of the powerful Archbishops of Winchester. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban featured some scenes near the ruins, with the location chosen for its atmospheric look.
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The Clink Prison Museum
The Clink Prison dates back to 1144, making it one of England's oldest prisons. This museum inspired the design of Azkaban in the Harry Potter films, particularly in the depiction of dark and haunting prison environments.
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Shakespeare's Globe
Shakespeare's Globe is an iconic, faithful reconstruction of the Elizabethan playhouse where the Bard’s plays were first performed. Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) starred in the Harry Potter series, but he also performed at Shakespeare's Globe in Equus, adding a connection between the two worlds.
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Millennium Bridge
The Millennium Bridge was opened in 2000 as part of the celebration of the new millennium. he bridge features in a dramatic scene in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince when the Death Eaters wreak havoc on the London skyline.
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City of London School
Tickets not included
See the City of London School where Daniel Radcliffe, the actor who plays Harry Potter, studied, during the shooting of the movies.
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Blackfriars
From Blackfriars Station, you will board the tube to take you to Embankment Station from where the rest of your walking tour will commence.
Subway
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Embankment
Once you reach the Embankment Station, the rest of your Harry Potter filming spots walking tour will begin.
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London Eye
The London Eye, a giant Ferris wheel on the South Bank, offers stunning views of the city. It appears in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, giving fans a glimpse of the magical city.
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Great Scotland Yard
Great Scotland Yard, once the headquarters of the Metropolitan Police, is now home to various government buildings and embassies. This is where the headquarters of the Ministry of Magic was located in the movies.
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Gringotts Wizarding Bank
Gringotts Wizarding Bank, located in the heart of the magical world, is inspired by the majestic architecture of the Bank of England. In the movies, it's guarded by goblins and heavily protected by magic.
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Trafalgar Square
Trafalgar Square’s grand layout has made it a popular backdrop for many scenes in Harry Potter films.
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Goodwin's Court
Tickets not included
Located between Leicester Square and Covent Garden, Goodwin's Court was the shooting location for Knockturn Alley in the movies.
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Diagon Alley
Diagon Alley, the heart of the wizarding world, is a key location for every Harry Potter fan. The alley is one of the most magical places in the Harry Potter universe, with locations like Ollivanders wand shop filmed in the city.
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Palace Theatre
The Palace Theatre, a beautiful venue for West End productions, was used as the setting for the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child stage play.
Borough Market
Your 2.5-hour walking tour of the Harry Potter filming locations will begin from Borough Market.
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The Golden Hinde
The Golden Hinde, a replica of Sir Francis Drake’s famous ship, is a must-see for anyone interested in London’s maritime history. It was featured in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince when the students boarded the Hogwarts Express.
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Winchester Palace
Winchester Palace was once a grand palace and residence of the powerful Archbishops of Winchester. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban featured some scenes near the ruins, with the location chosen for its atmospheric look.
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The Clink Prison Museum
The Clink Prison dates back to 1144, making it one of England's oldest prisons. This museum inspired the design of Azkaban in the Harry Potter films, particularly in the depiction of dark and haunting prison environments.
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Shakespeare's Globe
Shakespeare's Globe is an iconic, faithful reconstruction of the Elizabethan playhouse where the Bard’s plays were first performed. Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) starred in the Harry Potter series, but he also performed at Shakespeare's Globe in Equus, adding a connection between the two worlds.
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Millennium Bridge
The Millennium Bridge was opened in 2000 as part of the celebration of the new millennium. he bridge features in a dramatic scene in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince when the Death Eaters wreak havoc on the London skyline.
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Blackfriars
From Blackfriars Pier, you will take an Uber boat to Embankment Pier from where the rest of your walking tour will commence.
Boat
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Embankment
Once you reach the Embankment Pier, the rest of your Harry Potter filming spots walking tour will begin.
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London Eye
The London Eye, a giant Ferris wheel on the South Bank, offers stunning views of the city. It appears in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, giving fans a glimpse of the magical city.
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Thames River Cruise
Tickets included
Go on a short Thames River cruise and see the Harry Potter filming sites from the water for a unique perspective.
Boat
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Great Scotland Yard
Great Scotland Yard, once the headquarters of the Metropolitan Police, is now home to various government buildings and embassies. This is where the headquarters of the Ministry of Magic was located in the movies.
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Gringotts Wizarding Bank
Gringotts Wizarding Bank, located in the heart of the magical world, is inspired by the majestic architecture of the Bank of England. In the movies, it's guarded by goblins and heavily protected by magic.
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Trafalgar Square
Trafalgar Square’s grand layout has made it a popular backdrop for many scenes in Harry Potter films.
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Diagon Alley
Diagon Alley, the heart of the wizarding world, is a key location for every Harry Potter fan. The alley is one of the most magical places in the Harry Potter universe, with locations like Ollivanders wand shop filmed in the city.
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Palace Theatre
The Palace Theatre, a beautiful venue for West End productions, was used as the setting for the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child stage play.
Platform 9¾
Your tour will begin at the Harry Potter Shop at Platform 9¾ at King's Cross Station. Reach 30 mins early so that you get ample time to click photos with the trolley.
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10 Downing Street
10, Downing Street is the official residence of the British Prime Minister. A rare look inside the street was featured in the Harry Potter films for the wizarding world’s politics.
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Great Scotland Yard Road
Known for its connection to Scotland Yard, the heart of London’s law enforcement, this street appears in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, where the Ministry of Magic is located.
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Trafalgar Square
One of the most iconic spots in London, Trafalgar Square is famous for its monuments, including Nelson’s Column. Trafalgar Square makes a brief but memorable appearance in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, when Harry is introduced to the magical world.
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Cecil Court
A quaint, narrow street filled with magical bookshops, this location offers the perfect setting for Harry Potter fans. Cecil Court appears as the location for the Diagon Alley set in the Harry Potter films, adding a touch of wizarding magic to the real-world location.
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Goodwin’s Court
A tiny, hidden alley with cobblestone streets that evoke the same charm as the magical world of Harry Potter. Featured as the location for "Diagon Alley" in the first Harry Potter film, this narrow street brings the magic to life right in the heart of London.
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Palace Theatre
Home to the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child play, this grand theater offers visitors a chance to step into the world of the Potter universe.
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House of Spells
Tickets not included
Shop for Butterbeer, wands, chocolate frogs, books, and other Harry Potter memorabilia at the House of Spells.
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Leicester Square
Free Admission
Snap a photo with the Harry Potter Statue at the heart of UK cinema, where some of your favourite movies are premiered.
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St Paul’s Cathedral
The dome of St. Paul’s is one of the largest in the world. The catherdral appears in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, where it's visible during a dramatic chase.
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Millenium Bridge
Known for its sleek modern design, the Millennium Bridge connects St. Paul’s Cathedral with Tate Modern and was famously destroyed by Death Eaters in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.
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Borough Market
A bustling and vibrant food market, this spot is known for its delicious local offerings and also makes a brief appearance in the Harry Potter films. It's seen in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban when Harry and his friends are making their way through the magical parts of London.
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The Clink Prison Museum
The Clink Prison Museum is one of London’s oldest prisons. While not directly featured in the Harry Potter series, the Clink represents the darker aspects of the magical world, where some wizards might have ended up in a real prison.
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London Bridge
See more filming locations as well as other inspirations that J. K. Rowling took inspiration from - learn all about it from your guide.
Guided film locations walking tour in the language of your choice, with an optional cruise
Guided film locations walking tour in the language of your choice, with an optional cruise
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Jasmine our tour guide was very personable very caring for everybody in the group and wanted to make certain of our safety all the time really enjoyed being with her. She was very knowledgeable about what was going on in the city anyway would book her again anytime thanks bye
A super visit that put stars in our eyes. As a fan of the saga and having passed this on to my 10-year-old daughter, I came back more than delighted with this visit. Thank you for a wonderful time.
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Very, very nice experience!!! Our guide Eddy was extremely nice, the explanations were clear, the places visited interesting with a whole circuit that introduced us to less touristy parts of London. As a bonus, the questions along the way. I was a bit scared with my two sons, aged 8 and 5, but they loved it and didn't see a thing of the 6km of mar he 😁
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The tour was interactive with lots of questions and individual scenes with the respective filming locations were shown on the iPad. Perla made the tour so entertaining and you can tell that she is also a Harry Potter fan herself. It was a very nice tour that I can recommend.
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The tour was amazing. The tour guide was tremendous. He was very knowledgeable and had a great attitude. I would definitely take another tour when my family and I are visit London again.
Very nice guide, interesting spots, even sights that were on the route and had nothing to do with Harry Potter were briefly explained.
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Very fun and varied tour. Our guide Anna was able to tell us a lot about Harry Potter and the city in general. We were divided into houses and had to answer questions along the way to collect points for the house cup. The movie clips that were filmed at each location were also shown at the stations. A small minus point: we were at the meeting point on time, but our group started a few minutes earlier. We couldn't understand why they didn't wait a few minutes if the group wasn't yet complete. After a few minutes on hold, I reached someone at Headout and we were rebooked for the next day. So a small, annoying incident, but fortunately a solution was found!
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our guide was really friendly and he was making the whole tour interesting
The tour was very well organized. Our tour guide Lisa-Marie did a great job.
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Explanations of the scenarios
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Very nice, well-illustrated animation.
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Eva made a very good job in explaining things and keeping the tour interesting and entertaining. Thanks a lot!
Was very varied. The tour guide was great!
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The tour was perfectly conducted in German and we saw some impressive filming locations from Harry Potter and London!
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The guide, Mike, was awesome! Thanks him for the great time and stories! Everything was fine.
Gloucester Road Tube Station
Board your luxury AC coach outside the Gloucester Road Tube Station in central London.
96.07 km
2 hours
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Oxford
150 min
Free Admission
Your adventure in Oxford kicks off with a 1-hour walking tour led by an expert guide. Spot Oxford, the oldest university in England, founded in 1167, and stroll through history, past iconic buildings, hidden courtyards, and 'dreaming spires'. Get up close and personal with the Bodleian Library, the Radcliffe Camera, and the Sheldonian Theatre. Plus, you'll wander past some of the most legendary colleges, like Christ Church, Merton, and Magdalen. After the tour, you'll have some free time to explore on your own.
83.68 km
60 minutes
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Warner Bros. Studio Tour London
240 min
Tickets included
Get ready to step into the world of magic at the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London. You'll see the actual sets, costumes, and props used to bring the Harry Potter movies to life. Walk through the Great Hall, Dumbledore's office, the Weasley kitchen, and Diagon Alley! You'll even see the Hogwarts Express and Platform 9¾. You'll spend at least 4 hours exploring, learning behind-the-scenes secrets, and seeing how the filmmakers created the special effects and creatures.
50.69 km
75 minutes
3
Gloucester Road Tube Station
Explore Harry Potter filming locations in Oxford along with the studio tour.
Explore Harry Potter filming locations in Oxford along with the studio tour.
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Debbie took us on the Oxford city tour and it was an experience that we will never forget, it is a gift to have met this great woman. It couldn't have been better, the transportation by bus was also very nice.
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The quide Amber was great , but I thought we would have more time in Oxford and also that the entrance to places where Harry Potter was filmed will be included. On the way back we could listen to more stories
It was a very well organized event
The team's reliability was great throughout the tour.
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Kamal and Nik did a very good job. The time in Oxford was unfortunately a bit short, but Nik's leadership was very good.
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Great tour, fantastic guides.
Everything was excellent, we liked the tour in Oxford with amazing guide Amber.
quality of facilities and adult guide (Nick)
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Entry to 2 part performance of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
THE SCENOGRAPHY WAS AMAZING, THE MAGIC EVEN FROM THE BALCONY WAS BREATHTAKING 😆
Absolutely everything about this show was magical! The performances were wonderful, the staging and production design was absolutely incredible. We loved every second and would recommend that any person traveling to London who even remotely likes Harry Potter or just enjoys a great theatre production to go and watch the Cursed Child.
The sound design, visuals, and overall storyline all support and add to one another in such a beautiful way... It can't be discribed as anything else than theatre MAGIC!
If you are a Harry Potter fan you will live an unique experience full of magic. The cast is amazing and the visual are just "no-words", the changes between scenes are perfect, there is real magic on the stage. It is not just a theatre for Harry Potter fans, if you apreciatte art, you should go and enjoy.
I liked the execution of the play, it was incredible. The actors did great and the special effects made everything feel like we're in the wizarding world. I enjoyed the whole thing which made me not feel that I spent a total of 5 hours watching it. The only downside is the seat I chose was slightly tilted making it uncomfortable to seat on. Also, the seating area is too tight that I needed to stand up all the time just to let the other people pass through.
the amazing effects of transformations, spells and the actors were amazing. rarely have i been so touched and fascinated
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Incredible show. Top-notch actors, crazy staging and special effects. Time flies. No regrets about buying tickets. I absolutely recommend
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As a huge Harry Potter fan - and I mean HUGE - it was absolutely brilliant theater. The actors, the music, the effects. Oh man the effects were awesome! Simply a MUST as an HP fan to go there! The Palace Theater is beautiful and big. You immediately feel very aristocratic. We were on the top balcony. The view was not that great as we had to look through the railing. The seats were very uncomfortable (unfortunately) after an hour your legs hurt soooo much...you have no legroom at all. Unfortunately, I don't know what the lower seats are like. Despite the aching legs, the theater was well worth the money! You laugh, you cry, you share in the excitement. I can recommend it to everyone! Even those who don't celebrate Harry Potter like the big fans. <3
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The theater itself is worth seeing, charming and with charisma. . We really enjoyed the play, the actors, the effects, the music, .... everything was great! An absolute must for Harry Potter fans!
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The combination of the actors, the sets, the special effects and script made for the most memorable experience of my life. It brought my favorite movie series to life. Absolutely captivating and moving experience!
Great show, actors with great talent. Effects great, unforgettable show. The only limitation was the small seating area for so many hours but in the final 5,5 hours passed like water.
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Spectacular event, beautiful stage design, great effects, very good actors.... Fantasy pu. Can only be recommended!!! Absolutely!!!
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Performance! Too bad my seat was too far from the stage that I could not see the actors' facial expressions. But they definitely sounded great.
The choice of actors, the effects and the story were just great! Seeing another HP part after all these years was breathtaking and I was very moved and impressed.
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The show was moving and had awesome effects.
So much magic, the best cursed child so far(I've been in Hamburg and New York)
It was just way too long for me!
Tricks, theatre Feeling, Story, spectacular balcony view
Great actors, unbelievably great stage design and unbelievably great special effects! We were completely thrilled!
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everything in was amazing, included the theater and the price (36) for viewing the show
Everything about the show was amazing. Theatre is very personal so felt close to the performance. Staff helpful..
Awesome experience enjoyed a lot.
Great story, excellent performances, seamless transitions and amazing effects. Highly recommended!
Brilliant play well acted awesome special effects
The show was great. Only improvement would be to add themed snacks (ie from Harry Potter) and drinks.
Euston Station
Please arrange your own transport to Euston Station and meet your escort who will guide you to the train to Watford Junction.
20 minutes
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Warner Bros. Studio Tour London
240 min
Tickets included
Explore the props, sets, costumes, and more at the Warner Bros. Studio. Head to the Great Hall and learn about the behind-the-scenes secrets of how the filmmakers brought the magic of the movies to life. You'll even get to see the Hogwarts Express, and the Forbidden Forest, and step onto Platform 9¾.
A/C Bus
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Euston Station
Beat the traffic by taking a train and get behind-the-scenes info from your guide.
Beat the traffic by taking a train and get behind-the-scenes info from your guide.
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We really enjoyed the guided tour of the Harry Potter studios. It was worth booking the private tour. They explained things very well and we avoid some queues. The staff was very friendly. 🙂
Incrediable to learn all the details of making the movies
We doubted for a moment that someone was actually coming to pick us up at the pick-up spot because the one who was there was a little later. But fortunately there were more waiting. The guidance was good from the starting point to the studios. Via this route very pleasant to get there. Once there we were guided in a small group by an enthusiastic gentleman. Highly recommended! Costs a bit but you have more value for money and day.
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Everything! Specifics - Will our tour guide was great! Specifically his insight into everything. - Being in the actual locations of filming - Seeing how things were done (props / designs) - All the interactive elements of the displays --- Only issue the whole day was there were too many people going home at once for the shuttles running.
Great insights about the making of, the ideas and the many details within the Harry Potter movies. Very impressive and very well explained by our very and knowlegeable and highly motivated and smart guide Miriam (I hope the name is correct! 😉)
It was easy to find the guide, because the coordinates led you right to him. We got into the Warner Bross Harry Potter museum quickly and the tour guide was fantastic, attentive and child-centred.
We had asked for a guide in French, she only spoke two words in French, the children didn't understand anything, no possibility of stopping to take our photos, really disappointed.
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All those details the guide explained during the guided tour! Awesome! Just amazing.
London
An AC coach will pick you up from your hotel in central London. Please note that the coach only offers pick-up and drop-off services from select hotels. If your hotel is not on the list, please meet your guide at International Students House.
60 minutes
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Warner Bros. Studio Tour London
240 min
Tickets included
Strolling along the famous cobblestones of Diagon Alley and see the iconic shop fronts – Ollivander's, Flourish and Blotts, Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, Gringotts Wizarding Bank, and Eeylops Owl Emporium. Get ready to spot amazing props from the movies, like Harry's Nimbus 2000, Hagrid's motorcycle, and even the Philosopher's Stone! Explore the Forbidden Forest and rediscover other incredible sets, including the Great Hall, Gryffindor common room, the boys' dormitory, Hagrid's hut, the Potions classroom, and Professor Umbridge's terrifying office at the Ministry of Magic. And of course, no visit would be complete without a photo op at Platform 9¾ with the iconic trolley!
60 minutes
2
London
Enjoy the benefits of a luxury shuttle service and hotel pick-ups with a small group.
Enjoy the benefits of a luxury shuttle service and hotel pick-ups with a small group.
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I've seen other Harry Potter exhibits before, but this is the best as it includes major sets as well as costumes. I thoroughly enjoyed the interactive aspect of some of the exhibits as well!
The driver informed us in advance via Whattsapp when he would pick us up at the hotel. He was super punctual. The 4 hours at Warner Brothers Studio were very impressive.
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We have booked Harry Potter in London and the organisation are verry good. The pickup from the Hotel was greate incl. transfer to the Studios. We will book again by headout
The studio tour is absolutely fantastic. But the cab ride was inadequate: the driver was over an hour late. That might still happen. However, the pick-up time was not pushed back, so I also had an hour less time for the tour.
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Ease of purchase and receipt of tickets
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Harry Potter was great but the tour guide was very stressed and called several times before the agreed departure time and wrote WhatsApps that we could / should go
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Great driver, very punctual and flexible. Top service all round.
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A journey into another reality. Rated 10
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Thank you so much for such an easy transaction, the communication was quick and informative. Our driver was courteous with excellent manners. The vehicle was clean and smelled nice.
The guide of the outward journey was with notris at 8 o'clock indicating that we were on time and as he did not arrive we went to the checkpoint paying us a cab 15e us. He did not know Spanish and we could not get in touch with him. The return was fine but all the way he did not speak because he did not know Spanish, then he had to come another transport that the truth very well.
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Duration: 90 mins one-way
This is the simplest and most popular mode of transfer to get to Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio. These coaches depart from central London with several options for pick-up points, based on where you’re staying in London.
Recommended ticket:
From London: Harry Potter™ Warner Bros Studio Tickets with Coach Transfers
Duration: 45-60 mins one-way
These tickets include train transfers from Euston to Watford Junction and the shuttle bus from the railway station to the studio. You will be escorted by a guide at Euston who will accompany you to the Studio. This is also the fastest way to the Studio.
Recommended ticket:
From London: Harry Potter™ Warner Bros Studio Tickets with Train Transfers and Optional Guided Tour
Duration: 90 mins one-way
This is the most expensive option and is best for large groups or families as it can cost between £60 to £120. These tickets also include hotel pick-ups, provided you are in Zone 1.
Recommended ticket:
From London: Harry Potter™ Warner Bros Studio Tickets with Hotel Private Transfers
If you buy tickets directly from the Warner Bros. Studio Tours London, please book them at least 2-3 months in advance. While you can purchase entry tickets directly from the studio, tickets will likely be sold out for the year. In that case, the tickets with transfers available on Headout are your best (and perhaps your only) option to go to the Studio.
Duration: 60-75 mins
A one-way train from Euston to Watford Junction costs approximately £15. The shuttle buses from the railway station take 15 minutes to get to the studio and are available every 30 minutes with the first bus at 9:20am. The shuttle bus is included with the entry ticket. Alternatively, take bus N328 from Watford Junction to the Studio if you miss the shuttle and don’t want to wait for the next one. However, the bus stop is a 5-minute walk from the studio. Google Maps trip.
Duration: 60 mins
Another option is driving to the Studio from London via the M1. Parking is available for free in the car park directly outside the Studio. Several blue disability badge parking bays are also available near the main entrance. Make sure to show your booking confirmation to the Car Parking Team when you enter the car park. If you’re part of a group by arriving independently, each vehicle will require a booking confirmation to show at the car park entrance.
The Great Hall at Hogwarts is a pivotal location for Harry and friends: their first sorting ceremonies, the Yule Ball, essential conversations over meals, O.W.L examinations, and of course, the battle of Hogwarts. Walk the same steps as your favorite witches and wizards and soak in the fine details of the location design and props in the Great Hall.
Explore the sets of Harry Potter StudiosThe Harry Potter Studios have created a remarkable version of the Forbidden Forest -- walk around and examine the imposing trees designed to represent an eerie atmosphere. Meet Buckbeak and Aragog, and take photographs with a life-size Hagrid costume who would be waiting to welcome you in.
Sneak into the Forbidden ForestDotted with shops selling books, potion ingredients, robes, and of course, wands, Diagon Alley is a one-stop location for all the essentials a witch or wizard needs. The Diagon Alley set was redone to shoot scenes at Hogsmeade Village for the Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban film.
Roam inside Diagon AlleyFor filming, most scenes were shot at King’s Cross Station in London, while the remaining parts were recreated at the Harry Potter Studios to shoot the famous scene between Harry and Dumbledore at the end of The Deathly Hallows Part II. You would see the actual Hogwarts Express and get to picture gliding dementors, or Trevor the Frog hopping about.
All about Platform 9¾In 2022, Professor Sprout's greenhouse glass doors opened to the muggles, where Professor Pomona Sprout taught Herbology. The greenhouse, built by the original Harry Potter filmmakers, houses exotic and magical plants. You may enter the greenhouse and pluck out a potted Mandrake as part of an interactive exhibit like a Hogwarts student.
Warner Bros. Studios launched a 20,000 sq. ft. addition in March 2015, which included a replica of Platform 9¾ and the original Hogwarts Express steam engine. You may hop on board the train carriage and pose with a baggage trolley as it vanishes through the station wall in the new, permanent exhibit, which shows how some of the movie's most famous moments were made.
On a Harry Potter Studios tour, visitors can further indulge in the wizarding world by engaging in specifically curated seasonal experiences.
Harry Potter Studio Tour London's Dark Arts feature is the perfect way to get into the Halloween spirit. As they lower the lights and prepare the stage for Halloween, you'll be whisked away to the haunted replicas of the famous settings from the Harry Potter films, a darker Platform 9¾, and a spookier Diagon Alley and Great Hall. Follow the Dark Mark trail and try your wand combat moves as you engage in duels against Death Eaters.
Dates: September 13 to November 10
The Studio hosts Hogwarts in the Snow, a spectacular event where the famous Harry Potter sets are adorned with a layer of cinematic snow for the holiday season. It's sure to be a "Harry Christmas" experience for everybody. Conclude your year with a Yule Ball for Hogwarts in the Snow and enjoy the moment as you live the iconic Yule Ball scene.
Dates: November 16 to January 19
Get a behind-the-scenes look into how the crew pulled off pranks and wizarding mishaps in the films. Walk into the Great Hall for the O.W.L. exams, compete with the swing pendulum, learn how the Weasley brothers managed to disrupt the exams, learn the secrets behind the Invisibility Cloak and Harry’s flying acceptance letters, and more. You can also try your hand at making an origami howler like the one in The Chamber of Secrets.
Dates: January 25 to April 28
King's Cross Station isn't actually set up within the Warner Bros. Harry Potter Studio Tour London itself, but it is a popular departure point for many tours heading to the studios. This is because it's the station featured in the Harry Potter series as the gateway to Platform 9¾, where wizards board the Hogwarts Express.
Visit King's Cross StationLeadenhall Market, nestled in the heart of London, is where Muggle meets magic! With its stunning Victorian architecture and cobblestone streets, it’s not just a historic gem—it’s also the spot where Harry first glimpsed the wizarding world in The Philosopher’s Stone. Stroll through Bull’s Head Passage, where Harry and Hagrid stepped into the wizarding world!
Knockturn Alley, the shadowy offshoot of Diagon Alley, is where dark magic lurks in every corner. Home to Borgin and Burkes, known for its cursed artifacts, the alley is a hotspot for dark wizards. Harry’s accidental visit in Chamber of Secrets and Draco’s secretive dealings in Half-Blood Prince highlight its sinister role in the series.
The Millennium Bridge, or “Wobbly Bridge,” isn’t just a sleek crossing over the Thames—it’s where magic met mayhem in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. Death Eaters twisted and destroyed the bridge in the film’s unforgettable opening scene, symbolizing the dark forces threatening the wizarding and Muggle worlds. This iconic spot would enthrall anyone who is seeking a touch of dark magic in the city.
Borough Market, one of London’s oldest food markets, hides a slice of the wizarding world. In Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, the entrance to the Leaky Cauldron was filmed at No. 7 Stoney Street, disguised as a flower shop. Next door, No. 8 served as the Third Hand Emporium in the Chamber of Secrets.
Step into J.K. Rowling's magical world and witness Harry Potter's story continue on stage in Harry Potter and The Cursed Child. Be a part of this immersive theatre experience at the historic Palace Theatre where top talent from Broadway and West End conjures a spellbinding performance. Muggles are welcome too! Even if you're not a Potterhead, the enchanting spectacle of this 9-time Olivier Award winner, hailed as a 'game-changer', will dazzle you.
Book ticketsTimings: 9:30am to 10pm
Harry Potter™ Studio Tour durations: Typically, a Warner Bros Harry Potter Studio Tour takes about 3-7 hours.
Best time to visit: Owing to its popularity, a Harry Potter Studios tour is always bustling with fans. However, since their intake capacity is limited, you would be able to comfortably explore. Comparatively lesser crowds can be found outside of the summer season (June to September). A highly recommended experience is visiting during Christmas, owing to the magical decoration and atmosphere.
Address: Harry Potter Studios, Studio Tour Dr, Leavesden, Watford WD25 7LR, UK
There is only one entrance to the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London - The Making of Harry Potter. All visitors must arrive at their designated time slot and enter through the main entrance. The entrance is located at Studio Tour Drive, Leavesden, Watford, WD25 8LS, United Kingdom.
Once you have arrived at the entrance, you will need to check in and have your tickets scanned. You will then be directed to the cloakroom, where you can leave your bags and coats. After you have left your bags, you will be able to enter the studio tour.
Please note that e-scooters are not permitted on the shuttle bus or on-site at the Studio Tour.
Not all Harry Potter Studio tours include a guided tour. You would have to purchase tickets that specifically include guided tours.
No, the Harry Potter World is different from Harry Potter™ Studios, which is officially called Warner Bros. Studio Tour, London - The Making of Harry Potter.
One day is enough to cover Warner Bros. Studio Tours in London. You can explore the Studio in 3-4 hours. If you book a walking tour that lets you explore iconic filming locations used for the Harry Potter films like Lambeth Bridge, King's Cross Station, Borough Street, and Leadenhall Market, your tour could take 10 to 11 hours.
Children aged 5 and above typically enjoy the tour, but younger kids can also find it magical with parental guidance.
No, it's not the actual platform from the books or films. However, it's a meticulous recreation of the iconic set used in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2, complete with a track and the Hogwarts Express train. There isn't a real Platform 9¾ anywhere, but the one in books and movies is a set at King's Cross Station in London. Platforms 9 and 10 are adjacent, with no hidden magical gateway between them. However, King's Cross Station features a fun photo op area dedicated to Platform 9¾, complete with a trolley disappearing through a brick wall illusion.