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Diagon Alley - The heart of the wizarding world at Warner Bros. Studio Tour London

As a recurring location throughout the Harry Potter film series, the Diagon Alley set is home to iconic shops like Ollivanders and Flourish and Blotts. This full-scale set captures the version built for detailed close-ups, complete with original props, weathered shopfront textures, and authentic cinematic lighting.

Where is it located?

The Diagon Alley set is situated within the second soundstage of the Warner Bros. Studio Tour London, located in Leavesden. It is positioned toward the end of the tour, following the Gringotts Wizarding Bank and Creature Effects sections.

How to access?

Access to the Diagon Alley London set is included in all standard Warner Bros. Studio Tour London tickets. Visitors follow a one-way path through the studios, reaching the alley as a natural highlight of the walking tour.

Things to know before booking Harry Potter Diagon Alley tickets

  • Included access: You do not need a separate ticket for Diagon Alley; it is part of the general admission to the Studio Tour.
  • One-way flow: There is a strict no-reentry policy. Once you exit the Diagon Alley section to move toward the scale model of Hogwarts, you cannot turn back.
  • Terrain: The ground is made of authentic cobbled stones and features a slight gradient. Visitors with mobility aids or strollers should navigate with care as the surface is uneven.
  • Atmospheric lighting: The set uses cinematic, low-light effects to mimic the mood of the films. If you have visual impairments, allow extra time for your eyes to adjust.

Why Diagon Alley is a must-see at the Studio Tour

Your Harry Potter Diagon Alley ticket types

Ticket typeIs Diagon Alley access included?Why go for it?Starting price

Standard entry

Yes

Budget travel

From London: Warner Bros. Studio Tour with Transport

Guided tour

Yes

Expert insights

From London: Warner Bros. Studio Small-Group Guided Tour

What you’ll see at Diagon Alley

Ollivander's wand shop in Diagon Alley during Christmas at The Making of Harry Potter Studio Tour, Tokyo.
Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes shopfront in Diagon Alley, Harry Potter Forbidden Forest tour.
Gringotts Wizarding Bank interior at Harry Potter™ Warner Bros. Studio Tour.
Narrow cobblestone street in London resembling Diagon Alley from Harry Potter.
Visitors exploring Diagon Alley at The Making of Harry Potter tour.
People exploring Diagon Alley with colorful shopfronts and cobblestone street.
Diagon Alley set at Harry Potter Warner Bros. Studio Tour near London.
Potions classroom with cauldrons and bottles, Harry Potter props.
Person in wizard robe stirring cauldron with wand, surrounded by candles and open books.
Cauldron with fire at Harry Potter Studio Tour, London.
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Ollivanders Wand Shop

See where the wand chose Harry. The shop is packed with thousands of unique boxes, designed to look centuries old with layers of "set dust."

Weasleys’ Wizard Wheezes

A 20-foot-tall storefront packed with magical mischief. Look up to see the giant animated Weasley mannequin tipping his hat to passersby.

Gringotts Wizarding Bank

Marvel at the grand marble pillars and the ornate facade of the wizarding world’s only bank, complete with goblin-guarded doors.

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The Leaky Cauldron

This cosy pub set acts as the gateway between worlds. You can admire the dark wood interiors and the courtyard entrance that transitions Muggles into the alley.

Flourish and Blotts

Peer through the windows at stacks of magical tomes and textbooks, including props used in Gilderoy Lockhart’s book-signing scene.

Madam Malkin’s Robes for all occasions

Recreating the fitting room where Harry first met Draco, this shop displays intricate Hogwarts uniforms and elegant wizarding robes tailored for the cast.

Quality Quidditch Supplies

A sports lover's dream, featuring full Quidditch gear, broomsticks (including the Nimbus 2000), and house uniforms.

Magical menagerie

Peer into windows filled with Pygmy Puffs and owls. This lively set features animatronic elements and colourful cages, capturing the bustle of students picking their pets.

Potage’s Cauldron Shop

This shop showcases the "utilitarian" side of the alley, with stacks of pewter cauldrons in every imaginable size.

Mr. Mulpepper’s Apothecary

A darker corner of the set filled with hand-labelled jars containing dried roots, strange powders, and glowing "potions."

Moments from the films recreated here

Photo spots to look out for

Diagon Alley at Christmas, featuring Ollivander's wand shop, at The Making of Harry Potter Studio Tour in Tokyo.

Ollivanders Wand shop entrance

Pose outside the curved windows of Ollivanders, where wand boxes line the shelves behind you. It’s the spot where Harry’s wand chose him, making it a must-capture moment for fans.

Person in robe with wand on Diagon Alley at Harry Potter London tour.
Dragon atop Gringotts Bank at Universal Orlando's Harry Potter World.
Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes storefront in Diagon Alley, The Making of Harry Potter Studio Tour, Tokyo.
Tourists exploring Diagon Alley at Warner Bros. Studio, London.

Architectural highlights of Diagon Alley

Know before you go

Diagon Alley follows the general Studio Tour hours, typically opening at 9:30am and closing between 8pm and 10pm depending on the season.

See detailed timings

Warner Bros. Studio Tour London, Studio Tour Drive, Leavesden, WD25 7LR.

Get directions

Non-commercial photography is highly encouraged! Flash is permitted, but tripods and professional filming equipment are not.

To get the best photos of the street without crowds, try to book the earliest morning time slot or one of the final slots of the evening.

Frequently asked questions about Harry Potter Diagon Alley

It is a full-scale, walkable production set used throughout the film series, recreated for fans to explore the wizarding world's famous shopping district.