Harry Potter in London, on Foot
To see the filming locations in central London, allow 2 h with an English-speaking guide. The tour starts at 68 King William Street.
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Harry Potter on foot
Three stops to enjoy at your own pace
Here is a self-guided route to help you place the locations. For the guided tour, follow your guide’s itinerary.
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Leadenhall Market
City of LondonStart at the covered market and the Bull’s Head Passage, linked to the entrance of the Leaky Cauldron in the first film.
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Millennium Bridge
ThamesCross the footbridge between St Paul’s Cathedral and the South Bank. It appears in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.
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King’s Cross
By TubeLook for the Platform 9¾ installation in the station concourse. Leave this stop until the end if you are short of time.
Planning the self-guided walk
Do Leadenhall and the Thames in the same block, then keep King’s Cross for another slot. At Platform 9¾, look for the photo installation in the concourse rather than a departure platform.
Your departure checklist
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City walk or a day at the studios?
The walk links streets, buildings and filming locations across London. Set aside a day in Leavesden if you want to step inside the studio sets. You can split the two visits over different days.
Part of the route is by Tube. Check the travel details and the meeting point on your voucher.
Check availabilityFrequently asked questions
Where do I meet the guide?
The listing gives 68 King William Street. Check the time and address on your voucher.
Do I need to take the Tube?
The description of the guided route includes a section by Tube. Check the terms of your booking and have a way to pay for transport.
Where is Platform 9¾?
The installation is in the concourse of King’s Cross station, on Euston Road. You can stop by on your own, separately from the guided tour.
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