Experience Harry Potter’s London on a private tour that brings the films to life.
This is a relaxed, chauffeur-driven experience designed for fans who want to see the real locations behind the story, without the rush of a group tour. Travelling in a traditional London taxi, you’ll move easily between sites, with time to stop, explore, and take it all in along the way.
The tour follows a route through central London, visiting filming locations and places that inspired the wizarding world. From the famous Platform 9¾ at King’s Cross to the streets said to have inspired Diagon Alley, each stop adds something familiar, while still showing you a different side of the city.
Along the way, you’ll see locations such as the Millennium Bridge, used in one of the film’s most dramatic scenes, and pass landmarks like St Paul’s Cathedral and the Thames, which form part of London’s cinematic backdrop. There are also quieter corners—hidden streets and small passages—that capture the atmosphere fans often imagine when thinking of the wizarding world.
The experience is flexible throughout, with your driver-guide sharing insights, stories, and connections to the films as you go, without overwhelming the day. Whether you’re a long-time fan or simply curious, the tour balances the Harry Potter theme with a broader look at London itself.
Ready to experience the magic? Book your private Harry Potter London tour today and step into the world of wizardry.
Itinerary
Private Harry Potter London Tour
Pick-up from your accommodation
Collection in a traditional London taxi
Meet your private driver guide
King’s Cross Station (Platform 9¾)
Photo stop at the famous platform
Time to explore the Harry Potter shop
St Pancras Renaissance Hotel
View the exterior used in film scenes
Short stop for photos
Claremont Square (12 Grimmauld Place)
See the location linked to the Order of the Phoenix.
Leadenhall Market (Diagon Alley / Leaky Cauldron)
Walk through one of London’s iconic filming locations.
Millennium Bridge
Visit the bridge featured in the films
Views of the River Thames and skyline
St Paul’s Cathedral (Viewpoint)
Pass by one of London’s renowned landmarks.
Australia House (Gringotts Bank exterior)
View the location used for Gringotts interiors.
Cecil Court & Goodwin’s Court
Explore hidden streets often cited as inspiration for Diagon Alley.
West End & Theatre District
Pass through areas linked to Harry Potter premieres
Optional stop at the Palace Theatre (home of the stage show)
Return to your accommodation.
Flexible drop-off after the tour
