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Harry Potter London Tour Part 2
On Part 2 of this guided Harry Potter Walking Tour, you will follow in the footsteps of the young wizard and his friends in the British capital by visiting the sites used in the films, including the entrance to the “Leaky Cauldron”, Millenium Bridge, which was destroyed by the “Death Eaters” in “The Half Blood Prince”, as well as the model and location for the famous Gringotts Bank, and more.
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Each walk delivers a unique and fascinating user experience. Through Tourist Walks’ self guided tour application you can explore the hidden gems created by local experts. For people wanting to explore the neighbourhood and experience the local culture, we provide a unique experience of exploring the city using GPS guided audio tours. We provide a free walk to our new users.
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Each walk delivers a unique and fascinating user experience. Through Tourist Walks’ self guided tour application you can explore the hidden gems created by local experts. For people wanting to explore the neighbourhood and experience the local culture, we provide a unique experience of exploring the city using GPS guided audio tours. The App is FREE, and all the walk summaries are FREE, each walk is individually priced and you can buy all the walks for a city at a discounted price.
Full Audio Visual Commentary
Tourist Walks is an application that can give you the freedom to explore the famous walks at your own discretion. We have created a full audio-visual self-guided experience that gives you the confidence to explore and discover the stories of various cities on your own.
Visit the Best Tourist Sites & Explore Them
Get a list of all the tourist sites you can visit. The Tourist Walks application will guide you to your next destination because every journey starts with a single step.
GPS and Multilingual Audio and Text Guidance
Even if you don’t understand the local language of the city you are visiting, Don’t worry. Audio guided walks have multilingual text assistance that will guide you in your native language.
Start/Stop/Rewind
/Restart Go at Your Own Pace
Tourist Walks’ audios are narrated by professionals who will keep you entertained while you are walking your way to the next destination. We help you discover the city around you in a more impressive way.
Download the Walk App & Use Offline. No Mobile Data Required.
It is always frustrating when you wish to travel somewhere but your mobile phone service is out-of-order. Don’t worry! Tourist Walks comes with an offline version of built-in maps you might need, even without internet access.
Indulge in Harry Potter in Part 2 of this Walking Tour London
- Tour Name - Harry Potter Walk
- Tour Location - London
- No. of Attractions - #5
- Tour Starting Point - St Pauls Cathedral
- Tour Ending Point - Australia House
- Attraction Points -
- St. Paul’s
- Leadenhall Market or Borough Market
- Millennium Bridge
- Blackfriars Bridge
- Australia House
5 extra places you should not miss on part 2 of the Harry Potter LondonTour
St. Paul’s
A tall yet beautiful dome that stands in the center of the Cathedral, is St. Paul’s, the most famous church in London. We’ll be obliged to lead you to St Paul’s through our Harry Potter-guided tour. Its whispering gallery is what excites people to visit this place which comes after you cover 257 stairs right up to the gallery. Don’t worry the climb will be worth it when you’ll hear the softest whisper till the distance of 42m. The breathtaking view of Central London that the brick spiral staircase leads you to is worth all the stairs you take after the whispering gallery. Additionally, St. Paul’s also offers you an extremely serene view of the river Thames with the city center via a metal spiral staircase called the Golden gallery. No brownie points for guessing that the spiral staircase that students took to Professor Trelawney’s class in the Prisoner of Azkaban, was as ginormous as what we see at St. Paul’s.
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Australia House
Australia House is home to the Australian High Commission, and it is the longest continuously occupied foreign mission in London, opened by King George V in 1918. To Harry Potter fans this building is firmly associated with Gringotts Bank, the only bank of the wizarding world owned and operated by goblins. In the books, its main offices are located in North Side and, according to Hagrid, other than Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Gringotts is the safest place in the entire wizarding world. The Bank played host to several important scenes in “Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone” and “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2”. The filmmakers filmed inside the real-life location, and also duplicated it at Leavesden Studios. The opulent interior of Australia House, which is all marble and huge glass chandeliers, was an ideal setting for Gringotts.
Blackfriars Bridge
Blackfriars Bridge is 923 ft long, with five wrought iron arches, to match its sister railway bridge, which is now demolished. It was opened by Queen Victoria in 1869. As you cross, you will notice stone carvings on the piers of the bridge. On the Eastern side the carvings represent marine life, with a variety of seabirds, and on the Western side there are carvings of freshwater birds. These birds are there to remind us that the Thames is both a sea, and fresh water, river. The bridge takes its name from an earlier bridge that was used by the Blackfriars, a Dominican Order of friars who wore black habits, rather than the more usual brown ones. They had a priory near the site of Blackfriars Station, from 1275 until 1538, when it was closed by King Henry VIII during his Dissolution of the Monasteries. In Harry Potter, Blacksfriars Bridge appeared in the 2007 film “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix”, in the scene where the Order of the Phoenix members pass underneath it, on their flight from number 4, Privet Drive to Grimmauld Place.
Millennium Bridge
The Millennium Bridge is a footbridge in London. We make sure that you don’t mistake it for just another footbridge through our fine-crafted compelling real stories about the place. It is famous for its view, beauty, and its structure which you’ll see in your Harry Potter London walk. The height of the bridge gives you a crystal clear view of the ravishing city of London with a hint of the gorgeous River Thames. Also, you can book yourself a boat to be a part of water adventures at the Thames River. From College of arms which is home to various arms that were used during World War I to Foxtrail where you can enjoy a fun mystery-solving activity, we take you through it all. Oh, and did you know that the Brockdale bridge that was destroyed by the Death Eaters in the Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince movie is the Millennium Bridge in real life.
Scotland Yard Place
Did you know, if we go back in the day, there were just watchmen and no official police before a small body of police was planted in London? This body formerly was headquartered in Whitehall which lead to a great Scotland Yard, hence the name Scotland Yard Place. It is right above the River Thames at Victoria Embankment. But what is in it for Potterheads? Well, The Scotland Yard is the same place that is shown as the Ministry Of Magic’s exterior in the Harry Potter series. Yes, this is where the Red phone box was kept that helped the characters enter the ministry by dialing the magic numbers. Nothing to be sad about, you can still enjoy the view that you’ve watched in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. You may also recall this place from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 where Harry, Hermione, and Ron were seen sliding into the Ministry of Magic.
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Leadenhall Market or Borough Market
Is shopping therapy for you? If yes, get along with us to experience shopping in the most unique way. The one which is found in central London with traces from long back in the 14th century and allows you to do all this under a beautiful Victorian rooftop. Wait until you hear about what we have to tell you about the market. You’ll instantly fall in love with it. Our Harry Potter-guided tour will lead you to some great boutiques and nice restaurants to enjoy your meals while shopping. In addition, Leadenhall offers you some fresh food items and flowers to buy for yourself or your loved one. What makes it all the more famous is its sight in the Harry Potter series. The blue door found at 42 Bull’s Head Passage leads to Leaky Cauldron in Harry Potter.
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Kings Cross Station
It is one of the most crucial railway terminals that connect different spots in the UK. Needless to say, it attracts millions of visitors every day. Of course, it is a means to travel but also a way to the hearts of Potterheads as it was the sole inspiration to Platform 9 ¾ of Harry Potter movies. Although you cannot get on the Hogwarts Express here, you’ll enjoy getting clicked with the luggage trolley that was shown on the big screen, for a few bucks. You can also buy yourself wands, wizard robes, and, so much more from a Harry Potter-themed shop at the station. We’d love to show you some famous places around the station too. Some of them are the Coal drops yard which is an industrial place. You will find some places to shop and bars to sip on some drinks across the streets of this industrial place and we’ll accompany you throughout.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No. After the walks have been downloaded, for which you need an internet connection, no mobile data is required to do the walks.
No you can pause and resume at any point within the walk. Whether you need a coffee or a comfort break the walks are entirely flexible.
Yes you will receive both verbal guidance and a GPS enabled map to take you around each of the points of interest on the walks.
No the walks are circular so you will receive multiple options of where to start each walk.
Yes there are providing you buy them as a bundle, not one at a time. You can even buy all the walks in one package at a very generous price.
For each point of interest you will get information both verbally and in text and sometimes video form together with helpful images to get the most from each one.
You can pay by all manner of credit and debit cards as well as Paypal.
In the walk summary we point out if the walk is suitable for wheelchairs and pets, and there is also an indication of the distance of the walk, and how long it will take.
Yes we would love to hear from you through our website: www.touristwalks.co.uk
Happy Tourists
I did the Harry Potter walking tour in London and it was great! I loved seeing all of the different filming locations and learning interesting facts about the movies. The tour was very well organized and easy to follow. I would recommend it to any Harry Potter fan!
Karen
If you’re a fan of Harry Potter, then this is the perfect activity for you! The self-guided Harry Potter walking tour in London is an absolute must-do. You’ll get to see all of the amazing sights that were used in the movies, and it’s a great way to explore the city. The tour takes you to all of the iconic locations, and it’s great fun to try and spot them all. I would highly recommend this tour to any Harry Potter fan!
Natalie
If you’re a Harry Potter fan, this is the perfect activity for you! The self-guided Harry Potter walking tour takes you to all of the famous locations from the movies, and it’s a great way to explore London. You’ll learn so much about the films and the city, and it’s a really fun way to spend a day. The tour is very well organized and easy to follow, and it’s an amazing value for the price. I highly recommend it!
Ryan Grillo
If you want to get a taste of the Harry Potter magic without spending too much money, I would highly recommend this self-guided walking tour! It takes you to all of the iconic locations from the movies, and it’s really easy to follow. Plus, it’s a great way to explore London on your own!
Christine
If you’re a Harry Potter fan and visiting London, this is a must-do! The self-guided harry potter walking tour takes you to all of the iconic locations from the films. You’ll feel like you’re right in the movie!
