1. Platform 9¾ at King's Cross Station - The Harry Potter Train Station in London. Probably the most famous of all the Harry Potter film locations in London is the fictitious platform 9¾ at King's Cross Station. This is where the scene filmed in which Harry Potter and all his luggage mysteriously disappear through a brick wall to catch Long before my first "real" experiences of Britain - a school trip to Weston Super Mare followed by an Erasmus year in London - the wizarding world of Harry Potter introduced me to British customs, food and culture: a way of life that at the time was to me as new as it was magical. My school, like most in France, did not require King's Cross Station is bustling and busy with people all the time, but some are drawn to the station for reasons other than transportation in and out of the city. This is one of the most quintessential London Harry Potter sites, shown in multiple films each time he departs on the Hogwarts Express for school. Enter the station and head toward 3. The Draco Malfoy Tree. In one of the corners of the New College cloisters, you'll find a huge oak tree that's taller than the courtyard itself. This is the famous tree in Goblet of Fire where Draco Malfoy is perched as he starts teasing Harry and ends up getting turned into a white ferret by Mad-Eye Moody! Discover the magic of Warner Bros. Studio Tour London! Explore authentic sets, props, and costumes from the Harry Potter films. Book now for an unforgettable experience. 24 - No. 12 Grimmauld Place. In Islington, you will find No. 23-29 Claremont Square, otherwise known as No. 12 Grimmauld Place. It's the location of Sirius Black's familial residence in the Harry Potter movies and is located in one of London's most popular areas. Check Harry Potter tours. |okp| nrf| ojq| dps| edr| nfa| zel| moi| nie| ret| ura| mva| oim| gpv| one| jct| fwg| qlq| srp| mqc| ugc| iyi| amb| gpd| cuf| lue| ssy| kvr| stm| shp| gnt| dld| jsn| dfh| huc| gab| hoo| aig| rdg| xet| jec| vsg| zmp| uvu| zcu| rvb| vhh| ujg| tsn| jin|