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Discover London’s magical Harry Potter filming locations and explore the spooky London Dungeons on this 5-hour tour with expert guides and small groups for an intimate experience.

This tour takes you through London’s top Harry Potter filming sites, starting from the iconic Kings Cross Station. The journey begins outside the Parcel Yard, where you’ll find the famous Platform 9¾, perfect for a photo with the trolley disappearing into the wall. The tour then visits Cecil Court and Goodwin’s Court, charming alleys that inspired scenes from the wizarding world.
You’ll also stop at the Palace Theatre, home to the stage show Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, and the House of Spells, a dedicated shop that adds a magical touch. The guide leads you through Leicester Square, a lively hub of UK cinema, and Westminster, offering glimpses of London’s most famous landmarks with a wizarding twist. Each location is carefully chosen for its connection to the films or its magical atmosphere, making this a must for fans who want to see London through a Harry Potter lens.
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Your small-group tour is led by a fun local guide who shares engaging stories and little-known facts about London and its connection to the Harry Potter universe. The guide’s enthusiasm makes the experience lively and educational, especially for families and fans of all ages. They explain how London’s streets, bridges, and shops served as backdrops for the movies, adding depth and context to each stop.
Throughout the tour, the guide weaves in entertaining anecdotes about the filming locations, the stage show at the Palace Theatre, and the city’s magical ambiance. The small group size ensures plenty of interaction, making it easier to ask questions and enjoy the storytelling. This tour balances sightseeing with storytelling, so you leave with a richer understanding of London’s role in the wizarding world.

The tour’s itinerary includes 11 stops, each offering a unique glimpse into Harry Potter’s London. It begins with your photo stop at Platform 9¾, then moves on to Cecil Court, a narrow street lined with shops that inspired Diagon Alley. Next, you explore Goodwin’s Court, a shadowy alley that resembles Knockturn Alley.
Other stops include the Palace Theatre, where Cursed Child is performed, and the House of Spells, for a quick sightseeing visit. The tour continues to Leicester Square, famous for its cinemas and theatres, and Westminster, home to historic sights with a magical twist. The route also includes Southwark and London Bridge, offering scenic views and photo opportunities. The final highlight is the London Dungeons, where you spend two hours enjoying London’s darker history.

This 5-hour tour begins at Kings Cross Station and ends back at the same meeting point. The meeting spot is in front of the stairs leading to the Parcel Yard, next to the Platform 9¾ Harry Potter shop. To beat queues for the Platform 9¾ photo, arriving 45 minutes early is recommended, as the queue can get long.
The tour involves walking through London’s streets, so comfortable shoes are essential. The itinerary includes two tube journeys (costing around £6), so travelers should bring a contactless bank card, an Oyster, or a Travel Card. The tour is designed as a walking experience, so it’s not suitable for those with mobility issues or in wheelchairs.
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The London Dungeons is an immersive attraction that takes you through 1000 years of London’s grim history. After your walking tour, you receive tickets allowing you to explore at your own pace. The experience features lively actors, vibrant sets, and special effects that recreate some of London’s most notorious stories.
The two-hour visit offers a fun, spooky contrast to the charming streets and film locations. It’s perfect for fans who enjoy a bit of adrenaline and dark history, adding an element of excitement and entertainment to the overall experience. The Dungeons are located conveniently near the tour’s route, making it a seamless part of the day.

This tour’s small-group format is a key feature, ensuring you get personalized attention from guides who are passionate about Harry Potter and London. The guides are praised for their knowledge and friendly demeanor, which enhances the overall enjoyment.
Included in the price are discounts at Potter shops with the code HP394, and the London Dungeons tickets add significant value. The duration of 5 hours, with a mix of walking, sightseeing, and an immersive attraction, offers a balanced and rich experience suited for fans and families alike.

While the tour is ideal for Harry Potter enthusiasts and those interested in London’s filming locations, it may not be suitable for people with mobility impairments or wheelchair users, due to the walking involved and the nature of some stops. There are no hotel pick-up or drop-off services, and food and drinks are not included, so plan to bring snacks and water.
The tour offers free cancellation if canceled 24 hours in advance, providing flexibility for planning. Booking in advance allows for reserve and pay later options, making it easier to secure your spot without immediate payment.

This 5-hour tour offers a comprehensive look at London’s Harry Potter filming locations, combined with a visit to the London Dungeons for a spooky adventure. The expert guides and small group size make it an engaging and personal experience, perfect for families, Harry Potter fans, and curious travelers wanting to see London from a different perspective.
While it involves some walking and tube journeys, the overall experience balances sightseeing, storytelling, and entertainment. The included discounts and entry tickets add great value, and the scenic stops provide plenty of photo opportunities. This tour is a practical, fun way to explore London’s magical side, making it a worthwhile choice for those eager to combine film history with a touch of dark London.
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Is this tour suitable for children?
Yes, the tour is perfect for families and fans of all ages, especially those interested in Harry Potter and London’s sights.
How long does the London Dungeons visit last?
The visit to the London Dungeons lasts about two hours and is included after the walking tour.
What do I need to bring?
Bring comfortable shoes, a camera, snacks, drinks, and weather-appropriate clothing for the walking portions.
Are there any accessibility limitations?
Yes, the tour is not suitable for people with mobility impairments or wheelchair users due to the walking involved.
What are the meeting and ending points?
The tour starts and ends at King’s Cross Station, outside the Parcel Yard next to Platform 9¾.
Are food and drinks included?
No, food and drinks are not included in the tour price.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Is transportation included?
No, the tour does not include hotel transfers, but it does involve two tube journeys costing around £6.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, booking in advance is recommended. You can reserve and pay later to keep your plans flexible.
What is the price?
The tour costs $91.60 per person, providing a comprehensive experience of London’s Harry Potter locations plus the London Dungeons.