During this Harry Potter tour and boat ride you will get to visit some of the sites which were used as film locations for the Harry Potter movies in London.
get to know London, the capital of England
dive into the enchanting film locations of Harry Potter
find the line between magic and reality
Join this enchanting Harry Potter walking tour and river adventure to get an insight into the magical world of wizardry in London.
Dive right into the story of London’s rich "muggles" (humans) and the magic history, get to know amazing facts about the books and films and see many of the film locations used in London including the Ministry of Magic and the entrance to the Leaky Cauldron.
The tour will include familiar Harry Potter film locations as well as iconic London landmarks and attractions including St Paul’s Cathedral, Big Ben, London Eye, Millennium Bridge, Tate Modern, Borough and Leadenhall Markets and Monument.
Along the route of your Harry Potter walking tour you’ll have plenty of chances to take lots of pictures and see the film locations in detail.
The Harry Potter walking tour will finish at Bank Station.
Join the fun with your family or friends!
You can book this tour as a private tour as well. Please contact the customer service of rent-a-guide if you want to book a private tour via telephone (+49 (0)234 - 91 55 6 31) or via email: kundenservice@rent-a-guide.de.
• Professional guide
• Zone 1-2 Travel Card
• Gratuities (optional)
Westminster tube station (In the ticket hall next to the information point by Exit 4).
Please bring your booking confirmation.
Orders cannot be refunded once booked and reschedules or amendments cannot be made if requested within 2 weeks of any booked tour date.
Important: This deal cannot be cancelled for free.
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