• Palace Theatre - Begin the journey at the venue of the acclaimed play “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.”
• Cecil Court - Known as Knockturn Alley, this shopping area in Diagon Alley, London, is filled with shops focused on the Dark Arts, including Borgin and Burkes, which specializes in items with intriguing and potent magical properties. Typically, unusual and mysterious individuals frequent this area.
• Trafalgar Square - The distinctive columned facade of the South African embassy in London was used to recreate Gringotts’ bank in this magical world. This impressive building is located in Trafalgar Square, at the heart of London.
• Whitehall - Discover the entrance to the Ministry of Magic through London’s iconic red phone booths.
• Westminster - In the fifth “Harry Potter” film, “The Order of the Phoenix,” the young wizard must visit the Ministry of Magic to give a statement. During this event, he shares a Tube ride with Mr. Weasley, heading to Westminster station, which is the nearest to the Ministry.
• Leadenhall Market - The Victorian-style architecture of Leadenhall Market was perfect for representing the famous Diagon Alley in the first film, “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.” This market, dedicated to magical merchandise, is where young Harry first encounters the enchanting world of magic.
• St Pancras Renaissance Hotel - In the second film, “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets,” the grand facade of the St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel is depicted as the entrance to King’s Cross Station. Here, Harry and Ron, in Mr. Weasley’s flying car, embark on their journey to reach Hogwarts on time for the new school year.
• King’s Cross Station - One of the most iconic locations in the Harry Potter series is Platform 9 and 3⁄4 at King’s Cross Station, the departure point for the “Hogwarts Express” to the renowned school of magic.

Situated near the entrance to platforms 9 to 11 at King’s Cross Station, Platform 9 and 3⁄4 allows visitors to capture magical memories by posing with the film’s prop cart. Additionally, nearby is an official Harry Potter store, offering a variety of film-related memorabilia. Exploring the store is highly recommended as it features unique and intriguing items. It’s worth noting that there are other equally captivating Harry Potter stores in London.

• Guide in Spanish
• Free cancellation

• Public transport must be taken and the cost is not included.

Are you ready to immerse yourself in the magical world of Harry Potter in London?
Throughout our journey, we will dive into a fun quiz, a quiz show that will not only provide us with entertainment, but also reveal fascinating anecdotes related to the Harry Potter saga. This game will not only make our subway journey more enjoyable, but also prepare us for the next stop on our itinerary: Leadenhall Market, an iconic market that served as a setting for some scenes recreating Diagon Alley.

In “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone”, this place is where the young magician heads to acquire his magic wand. In addition to its importance in history, Diagon Alley is also home to a famous pub among magicians known as “The Squirting Cauldron”. Get ready to discover more magical secrets at our next destination!

• No access inside the Palace Theatre monuments

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.