Explore The Stunning Works of The Arts Department At Harry Potter™ Studios, London

The Hogwarts Castle model is the most notable and popular work of the Harry Potter™ Studio Arts Department. If you add all the man-hours put into building and reworking this model, it comes up to about 74 years.

Visitors typically spend 20 to 30 minutes exploring the Art Department, but this can vary depending on your interest in the details of the sets and props. Overall, the full studio tour takes about 3 to 4 hours.

Weekday mornings or late afternoons are generally less crowded. To avoid peak times, aim to visit early in the day or later in the afternoon.

Yes, photography is allowed throughout the Art Department, so feel free to capture the intricate details of the props and sets. However, tripods and other professional equipment are not permitted.

Yes, the Studio Tour shop offers a range of merchandise related to the Art Department, including replica props, artwork, and exclusive items inspired by the set designs.

Yes, the Art Department is fully accessible for wheelchair users and visitors with mobility issues. There are also accessible restrooms available throughout the studio.

Yes, children will enjoy seeing how their favorite movie sets and props were made. However, younger kids might not fully appreciate the intricate design details as much as older fans.