easy
2 hours
Suitable for most participants comfortable with about 90 minutes of walking at a brisk pace.
Step into London’s cinematic magic with Where Now Tours. This 2-hour walk reveals authentic Harry Potter filming sites, from Diagon Alley’s hidden doorways to the Ministry of Magic’s secret elevator.
Ages 11+ • 2 Hrs • Magic of the Harry Potter films and see some of its filming locations!
Embark on a captivating 2-hour walking tour through London’s enchanting Harry Potter locations. Discover the entrance to Diagon Alley, the Ministry of Magic, and hidden gems while enjoying movie clips and intriguing behind-the-scenes stories. Conclude your adventure at Borough Market, indulging in a variety of delicious street food.
Duration: 2 Hrs
Join us as we venture into the magical world of witchcraft and wizardry of Harry Potter in London!
On this walking tour of London's streets we will watch clips from the movies while we regale you with behind-the-scenes stories of those locations and how they were used in the film series. Our first stop will be the entrance to Diagon Alley, before we pop down to see the Ministry of Magic, and find out which Leaky Cauldron has the best tacos, as well as others we don't want to spoil here.
We'll also share some of the strangest and funniest non-HP facts that we've learned about London along the way.
Then finish at Borough Market, London's top street food destination, with King's Cross just a separate Tube ride away.
The Shaftsbury Memorial (Eros Fountain) Piccadilly Circus. Piccadilly Circus underground station is your nearest station.
Expect about 90 minutes of steady walking over city streets and uneven pavements.
You’ll need at least £2.40 for London Underground fares along the route.
The tour starts promptly at the Shaftesbury Memorial in Piccadilly Circus.
Recommended participants have a conversational grasp of English to enjoy all storytelling segments.
London’s Piccadilly Circus has been a bustling hub since the early 19th century, evolving into a cinematic and cultural hotspot featured in numerous films.
Walking tours like this minimize environmental impact by encouraging pedestrian exploration and use of public transit.
Necessary for navigating city streets and occasional uneven pavements.
Light rain jacket helpful during spring showers.
spring specific
Keeps devices charged for movie clips and guide communication.
Staying hydrated is key during warmer walking days.
summer specific