On this two hour Harry Potter Walk you'll get to visit some of the sites used in London for the Harry Potter film series including a location from Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince.

Of course the rich history of London, some famous and infamous muggles that have lived in this great city for the past 2,000 years as well as many familiar film locations are talked about along the way. You'll have chances to take pictures and see the film locations up close.

Towards the end of the tour we'll take a short ride on the London Underground (you'll need a Zone 1 travelcard) and visit Kings Cross Station to see Platform 9 3/4 where the tour will finish.

Tour highlights include:

* Visit the locations used as The Leaky Cauldron in The Philosophers Stone and Prisoner of Azkaban.

* Take a peek inside Gringotts Bank and try to spot a goblin.

* Walk across the bridge destroyed by the Death Eaters in Half Blood Prince.

* See other famous film locations along the Thames and around the city.

* Push a trolley through the wall at Platform 9 3/4.

* Discover the fascinating history of London, its side streets and ancient buildings

Where to meet?

Temple Tube London Underground Station (outside Temple Bar cafe next to the station exit).A guide will be at the meeting point with a clapper board.

Please arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the start of the tour.

Whats included?

Price includes your guide. As we will be taking the London Underground you will also need a Zone 1 travelcard and is not included. Gratuities are gratefully received.

DISCLAIMER: The Harry Potter Walk is not an official 'Harry Potter' event and is not endorsed, sanctioned or in any other way supported, directly or indirectly by Warner Bros Entertainment Inc, the Harry Potter book publishers or J.K.Rowling and her representatives. All rights to the series of Harry Potter books are the property of J.K. Rowling and her publishers including Scholastic Press, et al. Film rights and image trademarks are the property of Warner Bros Entertainment Inc.

Tour Info

4 Jun – 30 Sep 2010: Thursday @ 18:30hrs

Running Time: 2.5 Hours