✨A complete guide to Harry Potter filming locations in the UK✨

#Traveling Abroad There are many fascinating locations in the UK where the Harry Potter series was filmed. Here are 6 places in England that fans should definitely visit! Why not experience being in the world of the movies? 📍 Durham Cathedral – Hogwarts Corridor This majestic cathedral in Durham appeared as the Hogwarts corridor in the movies. In particular, the scene where Harry flies the owl Hedwig in Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone and the scene where Ron searches for a frog in The Chamber of Secrets were filmed here. Walking through the Gothic corridors will make you feel like a Hogwarts student! 📍 Access: Approximately 3 hours by train from London Kings Cross Station 🎟 Admission fee: Free (donations welcome) 📍 New College, Oxford – Hogwarts courtyard One of the colleges at Oxford University, it was used as the Hogwarts courtyard in the movie. In Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, the scene where Malfoy teases Harry and Professor Moody (actually a fake) turns him into a ferret was filmed here. The atmosphere of the beautiful stone corridors and courtyards makes you feel the magical world just like in the movie. 📍 Access: Approximately 1 hour by train from London 🎟 Admission fee: Approximately 8 pounds 📍 Goathland Station – Hogsmeade Station Goathland Station in North Yorkshire was filmed as Hogsmeade Station. In the movie, the scene where Harry and his friends get off the Hogwarts Express and step into the magical world for the first time is memorable. The actual station retains the atmosphere of the movie, making you feel as if you've wandered into the wizarding world! 📍 Access: Approximately 2 hours by train and bus from York Station 🎟 Admission fee: Free 📍 York Shambles – Model for Diagon Alley York's Shambles is a cobblestone street that retains a medieval atmosphere, and is famous as the model for Diagon Alley. There are many stores like magic goods shops here, so you feel like you're walking through the real Diagon Alley. There are also shops selling Harry Potter goods, so it's perfect for finding souvenirs! 📍 Access: Approximately 2 hours by train from London 🎟 Admission fee: Free to walk around the street 📍 Alnwick Castle – Exterior of Hogwarts and flying training site Alnwick Castle is one of the locations used for the exterior of Hogwarts in the movie. In Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, Harry's first broom riding lesson was filmed here. There is also an activity on the castle grounds where you can actually ride a broom, so if you want to feel like Harry, it's a must-see! 📍 Access: About 4 hours from London by train and bus 🎟 Admission fee: 19.50 pounds for adults, 10.25 pounds for children (varies depending on the season) 📍 Gloucester Cathedral - Hogwarts corridor The beautiful corridors of Gloucester Cathedral have appeared many times in the movies, perfectly recreating the atmosphere of Hogwarts. In Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, they were filmed as the **Forbidden Corridor**, and in The Chamber of Secrets, the scene where the Basilisk warning message appears on the wall was filmed here. The arches and stained glass of the corridors are so beautiful that you will feel like you have entered a magical world. 📍 Access: Approximately 2 hours by train from London 🎟 Admission fee: Free (donations welcome) ✨ Enjoy the world of Harry Potter in the UK! A tour of the filming locations where you can actually experience scenes from the movies is sure to be the best trip for Harry Potter fans! Why not immerse yourself in the magical world while enjoying the historic buildings and beautiful scenery? Please use this as a reference for your next trip to the UK!