You’ll join fellow fans in London for a Harry Potter film locations tour with games, quizzes, and stories from your local guide. Walk through Covent Garden, cross Millennium Bridge, and end with a boat ride on the Thames—sharing laughs and maybe a bit of magic along the way.
I almost missed the start—blame the Circle line delays and my own sense of direction. By the time I reached Southwark View Point, our group was already buzzing, sorting hats out and all. Our guide, Jamie (who wore a Slytherin scarf but swore he’s “house-neutral”), handed me a little badge and grinned, “You’re just in time for your fate.” I ended up in Hufflepuff. Not what I expected, but honestly? The friendly rivalry kind of made it better.
We weaved through Covent Garden first, dodging street performers and that sweet waft from a nearby bakery—someone was selling warm cinnamon buns. Jamie pointed out the Palace Theatre where “Cursed Child” runs, and I tried to picture those midnight crowds. There was this moment on Millennium Bridge when the wind picked up and you could almost hear movie music in your head. I caught myself smiling at nothing while tourists snapped photos behind me. It’s funny how these places feel both ordinary and sort of enchanted when you know what to look for.
The boat ride on the Thames wasn’t exactly Hogwarts Express material, but drifting past Borough Market with everyone swapping quiz answers felt right. A couple next to me argued over whether butterbeer would actually taste good (I’m still not convinced). Jamie told us about filming days—how early mornings meant empty streets, except for coffee carts setting up shop. I liked that detail more than any trivia question.
The tour begins at Southwark View Point in central London.
Yes, your ticket includes a boat ride along the River Thames as part of the experience.
Yes, infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller during the tour.
The tour visits Covent Garden, Palace Theatre, Millennium Bridge, and Borough Market.
Yes, transportation options are wheelchair accessible throughout the tour route.
Yes, there are games and quizzes inspired by Harry Potter included during the walk.
Please arrive at least 15 minutes ahead of time so you don’t miss anything.
Your day includes interactive games and quizzes led by a professional Harry Potter guide, entry to all walking locations like Borough Market and Millennium Bridge, plus a boat ticket for your Thames ride—all without worrying about logistics or missing out if you’re running late (just try not to be!).
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