





itinerary by Nikola Svobodova



















Take a magical journey through London and discover iconic places from the wizarding world of Harry Potter. Visit enchanting locations across the city, from historic landmarks to modern film studios, and immerse yourself in the story that has captured the hearts of millions. Explore the magic of central London and combine the magical world of Harry Potter with the city's rich heritage. The adventure takes you to mysterious alleyways, famous landmarks and interactive studio tours. A truly unforgettable experience that combines magic with the vibrant energy of London.
Arriving at London Stansted Airport, where you must pass through passport control, expect delays. After checking in, you will walk towards the train station and find the platform for your STANSTED EXPRESS train, which will take you to Liverpool Street. There you will change to the Red Line Central Tube towards Bank Station, from there you will change to the DLR towards Greenwich. Once you get off at Greenwich, it's a short walk to your accommodation.
The Stansted Express is the fastest and most direct way to travel between London Stansted Airport and the capital. Services run every 15 minutes and tickets can be booked for as little as £9.45 one-way when purchased in advance.
If you have some time left, take a tour of Greenwich.
Buy an Oyster Card from the machine and charge it (£60 recommended), or card payment works on the spot.



Arriving at London Stansted Airport, where you must pass through passport control, expect delays. After checking in, you will walk towards the bus station under the airport (you have to take the underpass) and find the platform of your bus that will take you to Stratford. From there you will head to Greenwich. This includes a scenic cable car ride across the River Thames. 🚠
Here you board the IFS Cloud Cable Car (Oyster Card payment, enclose on boarding and alighting) and travel across the River Thames to Greenwich. 🚠

From here, take the bus from North Greenwich Station (Stop C) to Trafalgar Road (bus 129 or 188) and take the left entrance to Greenwich Park. 🌳
Greenwich Park is one of London's Royal Parks, offering spectacular views of the Thames and the city skyline. This historic park is home to the famous Royal observatory, where the zero meridian that determines world time is located. You can also explore the historic Queen's House, admire the architecture of the Old Royal Naval College and visit the famous clipper ship Cutty Sark. ⛵
Lunch can be enjoyed at local pub The Gate Clock - JD Wetherspoon. 🍲




Today, you'll take a tour of London's historic centre to see the most famous landmarks, sail the River Thames and visit the famous Harry Potter sites and corners. Get ready for a fascinating combination of history, culture and movie magic.
From the accommodation, you will take the Southeastern train to London Bridge (8 min), from where you will walk along Queen's Walk to Tower Bridge (10 min)
Tower Bridge is an iconic drawbridge known for its neo-Gothic architecture and two massive towers that connect the banks of the River Thames. Next door is the Tower of London, a historic fortress and former prison where the British Crown Jewels are housed.

From here, take the Uber Boat (Oyster Card applies) down the Thames to Westminster. A cruise on the Thames allows you to see the city from a completely different and unique perspective. You can, of course, take the classic tube or a typical London double-decker to get there.

Westminster, a historic district in the heart of London, is home to some of Britain's most important landmarks and institutions. It includes Westminster Palace with its iconic clock tower Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, where coronations and funerals are held, Westminster Cathedral, the main Catholic church in England and Wales, Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the British monarch, St. James's Park with Victoria Tower Gardens and of course the London Eye. This rich concentration of historical and cultural treasures makes Westminster one of the most visited places in London.

London's Hyde Park is full of beautiful gardens, fountains and, most importantly, squirrels. You can walk from Queen Elizabeth Gate to Kensington Palace. Along the way you'll see the Boy and Dolphin Fountain, the Huntress Fountain and the Hyde Park Rose Garden. In the middle of the park is The Serpentine Pond, and along the path leads to Kensington Mansion.

Central London harbours several magical places associated with Harry Potter. Among the most interesting are the narrow streets of Godwin's Court, Cecil Court and Brydges Place (the narrowest street in London), which are reminiscent of the legendary Cross Street. Fans of the film will recall Piccadilly Circus, famous for its dazzling lights. In Leicester Square, you'll find a statue of a little wizard on a broomstick.
In the very heart of the city, you'll also find Trafalgar Square with its majestic Nelson's Column and magnificent fountains, while Chinatown beckons with its charming atmosphere and wealth of traditional restaurants and shops. There's also the Lego Store, where various Harry Potter characters are made out of Legos.




The day will begin with a walk in the area near London Bridge and Millennium Bridge before visiting King's Cross Station, stopping at Platform 9¾ and the Harry Potter shop, where you can shop for souvenirs, get ready and fully equipped for your visit to Warner Bros Studio to discover the magical world of Harry Potter.
London Bridge, one of the most famous bridges over the River Thames, is surrounded by several interesting places to visit.

Leadenhall Market is a historic market with beautiful Victorian architecture, vaulted roofs and cobbled streets. This picturesque market offers a wide range of shops, restaurants and cafes, and is also known as the filming location for Cross Street in the Harry Potter films.

St. Dunstan in the East Church Garden is a hidden gem in a bustling London neighbourhood. This beautiful garden space is located in the ruins of St Dunstan's Church, which was destroyed during the Second World War. Today it serves as a peaceful and green oasis in the middle of the city, where visitors can relax and enjoy the beautiful setting of historic ruins surrounded by lush vegetation.

Borough Market is one of London's oldest and most famous food markets, just a short walk from London Bridge. This market is a food lover's paradise, offering fresh produce, gourmet delicacies and international specialities. It is the perfect place to discover new flavours and culinary experiences.

Millennium Bridge, a modern pedestrian bridge over the River Thames, connects the Tate Modern and Globe Theatre on the south bank with St Paul's Cathedral on the north bank. This bridge appears in the film "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," where it is destroyed during the Death Eaters' attack on London, making it an iconic site for Harry Potter fans.

St Paul's Cathedral is one of London's most important landmarks, with its magnificent Baroque architecture and imposing dome dominating the London skyline. In "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2", the inside of the cathedral is used as part of the hideout for Harry, Hermione and Ron during their escape from the Death Eaters. Its grandeur and history add a dramatic touch to the film's scenes.

Holy Sepulchre Church, also known as St Sepulchre's Church, is a historic church located near St Paul's Cathedral. Known for its beautiful architecture and rich history, this church is associated with legends and stories from the past, and although it does not directly play a role in the Harry Potter films, its surroundings contribute to the mystical atmosphere of the London streets that form the backdrop for the Harry Potter stories.

King's Cross Station is one of London's busiest rail hubs. This station is extremely popular with Harry Potter fans as it is home to Platform 9¾. Visitors can find a signposted area where they can take photos with the trolley half disappeared into the wall, and also visit the adjacent gift shop full of wizarding artefacts. Here you can buy equipment for visiting the studios (wands, robes, scarves, ...)
Saint Pancras Station is another major station, located next to King's Cross. This magnificent Victorian railway terminal is one of the most photographed places in London. In the Harry Potter film series, Saint Pancras is used as the exterior setting for King's Cross, particularly in the scenes where Harry and his friends board the Hogwarts Express.

Ze stanice London Euston pojedete vlakem West Midlands Railway (platíte Oyster Card) do Watford Junction.
After getting off at this station, you will go in front of the station building and on your left you will find the platform where the bus will pick you up. There are directives everywhere, so you'll find it no problem. The bus is free, just show your ticket to the studio.

Warner Bros. Studio Tour London - The Making of Harry Potter is a unique place to delve into the world of Harry Potter. The studio reveals the secrets of movie magic and takes you right into the heart of the wizarding world. With every step, you'll discover authentic sets, costumes and props that bring beloved characters and places from the films to life. You will have an unforgettable experience and immerse yourself in a magical world full of surprises and magic. The tour is designed to give fans a deep insight into the world of film and allow them to experience the magic behind the creation of one of the most successful film franchises of all time.




On this day you have two choices:
There are several magical places in Oxford associated with the Harry Potter films that are definitely worth a visit.Christ Church College features the iconic Great Hall, which inspired the Great Hall at Hogwarts, and the famous staircase that students first enter the wizarding school. The Bodleian Library attracts the most attention, located in the Divinity School, where the scenes in the Hogwarts infirmary and ballroom were filmed, and Duke Humfrey's Library, which featured the library at Hogwarts. New College boasts a cloister where some scenes were filmed. All Souls College also has the spirit of Hogwarts. Exploring these places provides a unique experience and a deeper connection to the wizarding world of Harry Potter. 🦉📚🕰🕯
Christ Church College and Divinity School + Bodleian Library and Duke Humfrey's Library are included, New College is pay on site and All Souls College is free.
In the morning you will take the GWR train from Paddington Station (platform 1) to Oxford Station, returning after 5pm. 🚆
On your return to London, you can experience a magical experience at the Wizard Exploratorium bar. 🎇⚗🕯🔮🍸

The performance of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child at the Palace Theatre in London is a theatrical experience that transports the audience into the magical world of J.K. Rowling. This two-part drama follows the story of Harry Potter and his friends, now adults, as they try to come to terms with the past while their children face new challenges at Hogwarts. The show is known for its stunning visual effects, intricate sets and engaging performances that bring the magic and adventure to life on stage. The Palace Theatre, with its historic atmosphere and magnificent interior, provides the perfect setting for this unforgettable tale of magic and suspense. 🧙♂️⚡🔮
The show is divided into two parts. Each part lasts approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes and there is a 2 hour and 30 minute intermission in between. In between performances, you can enjoy a magical experience at the Wizard Exploratorium bar. 🎇⚗🕯🔮🍸
Before the show, you can visit the House of MinaLima gallery and shop, reminiscent of the Harry Potter setting.

Wizard Exploratorium is a magical and interactive place that offers visitors a unique experience in a world of fantasy and magic. This place is known for its innovative and experiential activities that combine molecular mixology, science and technology. Visitors can use working magic wands to make drinks and teas 🎇⚗🕯🔮🍸 You have two choices 👇
Potion Making is a course that combines molecular mixology, science and technology, allowing you to mix your own magic drink just like you would in a Hogwarts Potions class (1hr 45 mins) 🍸🍹
Wizard Afternoon Tea is an interactive tea making experience where you will make your own tea through magic and sample a variety of goodies to go with it (1h 45 min) ☕🍨




Today you will visit the most famous shopping street Oxford Street, where you will have time to browse several shops and experience Victorian architecture.
Oxford Street is known to everyone mainly for its shopping. There are several shops here, including the popular Primark. Outside the shopping area, Oxford Street is home to places of interest such as Holy Sepulchre Church, Holborn Viaduct and the Site of Furnival's Inn Marker. 🛍




Today, you're only scheduled to fly home. But if you have time left, don't despair, there's always something to do in London!
From here you take the bus to the airport, the ticket is flexible, you can go at any time, regardless of the time on the ticket. Leave the station so that you are at the airport at least 2-3 hours in advance.
Take a magical journey through London and discover iconic places from the wizarding world of Harry Potter. Visit enchanting locations across the city, from historic landmarks to modern film studios, and immerse yourself in the story that has captured the hearts of millions. Explore the magic of central London and combine the magical world of Harry Potter with the city's rich heritage. The adventure takes you to mysterious alleyways, famous landmarks and interactive studio tours. A truly unforgettable experience that combines magic with the vibrant energy of London.
Arriving at London Stansted Airport, where you must pass through passport control, expect delays. After checking in, you will walk towards the train station and find the platform for your STANSTED EXPRESS train, which will take you to Liverpool Street. There you will change to the Red Line Central Tube towards Bank Station, from there you will change to the DLR towards Greenwich. Once you get off at Greenwich, it's a short walk to your accommodation.
The Stansted Express is the fastest and most direct way to travel between London Stansted Airport and the capital. Services run every 15 minutes and tickets can be booked for as little as £9.45 one-way when purchased in advance.
If you have some time left, take a tour of Greenwich.
Buy an Oyster Card from the machine and charge it (£60 recommended), or card payment works on the spot.



Arriving at London Stansted Airport, where you must pass through passport control, expect delays. After checking in, you will walk towards the bus station under the airport (you have to take the underpass) and find the platform of your bus that will take you to Stratford. From there you will head to Greenwich. This includes a scenic cable car ride across the River Thames. 🚠
Here you board the IFS Cloud Cable Car (Oyster Card payment, enclose on boarding and alighting) and travel across the River Thames to Greenwich. 🚠

From here, take the bus from North Greenwich Station (Stop C) to Trafalgar Road (bus 129 or 188) and take the left entrance to Greenwich Park. 🌳
Greenwich Park is one of London's Royal Parks, offering spectacular views of the Thames and the city skyline. This historic park is home to the famous Royal observatory, where the zero meridian that determines world time is located. You can also explore the historic Queen's House, admire the architecture of the Old Royal Naval College and visit the famous clipper ship Cutty Sark. ⛵
Lunch can be enjoyed at local pub The Gate Clock - JD Wetherspoon. 🍲




Today, you'll take a tour of London's historic centre to see the most famous landmarks, sail the River Thames and visit the famous Harry Potter sites and corners. Get ready for a fascinating combination of history, culture and movie magic.
From the accommodation, you will take the Southeastern train to London Bridge (8 min), from where you will walk along Queen's Walk to Tower Bridge (10 min)
Tower Bridge is an iconic drawbridge known for its neo-Gothic architecture and two massive towers that connect the banks of the River Thames. Next door is the Tower of London, a historic fortress and former prison where the British Crown Jewels are housed.

From here, take the Uber Boat (Oyster Card applies) down the Thames to Westminster. A cruise on the Thames allows you to see the city from a completely different and unique perspective. You can, of course, take the classic tube or a typical London double-decker to get there.

Westminster, a historic district in the heart of London, is home to some of Britain's most important landmarks and institutions. It includes Westminster Palace with its iconic clock tower Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, where coronations and funerals are held, Westminster Cathedral, the main Catholic church in England and Wales, Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the British monarch, St. James's Park with Victoria Tower Gardens and of course the London Eye. This rich concentration of historical and cultural treasures makes Westminster one of the most visited places in London.

London's Hyde Park is full of beautiful gardens, fountains and, most importantly, squirrels. You can walk from Queen Elizabeth Gate to Kensington Palace. Along the way you'll see the Boy and Dolphin Fountain, the Huntress Fountain and the Hyde Park Rose Garden. In the middle of the park is The Serpentine Pond, and along the path leads to Kensington Mansion.

Central London harbours several magical places associated with Harry Potter. Among the most interesting are the narrow streets of Godwin's Court, Cecil Court and Brydges Place (the narrowest street in London), which are reminiscent of the legendary Cross Street. Fans of the film will recall Piccadilly Circus, famous for its dazzling lights. In Leicester Square, you'll find a statue of a little wizard on a broomstick.
In the very heart of the city, you'll also find Trafalgar Square with its majestic Nelson's Column and magnificent fountains, while Chinatown beckons with its charming atmosphere and wealth of traditional restaurants and shops. There's also the Lego Store, where various Harry Potter characters are made out of Legos.




The day will begin with a walk in the area near London Bridge and Millennium Bridge before visiting King's Cross Station, stopping at Platform 9¾ and the Harry Potter shop, where you can shop for souvenirs, get ready and fully equipped for your visit to Warner Bros Studio to discover the magical world of Harry Potter.
London Bridge, one of the most famous bridges over the River Thames, is surrounded by several interesting places to visit.

Leadenhall Market is a historic market with beautiful Victorian architecture, vaulted roofs and cobbled streets. This picturesque market offers a wide range of shops, restaurants and cafes, and is also known as the filming location for Cross Street in the Harry Potter films.

St. Dunstan in the East Church Garden is a hidden gem in a bustling London neighbourhood. This beautiful garden space is located in the ruins of St Dunstan's Church, which was destroyed during the Second World War. Today it serves as a peaceful and green oasis in the middle of the city, where visitors can relax and enjoy the beautiful setting of historic ruins surrounded by lush vegetation.

Borough Market is one of London's oldest and most famous food markets, just a short walk from London Bridge. This market is a food lover's paradise, offering fresh produce, gourmet delicacies and international specialities. It is the perfect place to discover new flavours and culinary experiences.

Millennium Bridge, a modern pedestrian bridge over the River Thames, connects the Tate Modern and Globe Theatre on the south bank with St Paul's Cathedral on the north bank. This bridge appears in the film "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," where it is destroyed during the Death Eaters' attack on London, making it an iconic site for Harry Potter fans.

St Paul's Cathedral is one of London's most important landmarks, with its magnificent Baroque architecture and imposing dome dominating the London skyline. In "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2", the inside of the cathedral is used as part of the hideout for Harry, Hermione and Ron during their escape from the Death Eaters. Its grandeur and history add a dramatic touch to the film's scenes.

Holy Sepulchre Church, also known as St Sepulchre's Church, is a historic church located near St Paul's Cathedral. Known for its beautiful architecture and rich history, this church is associated with legends and stories from the past, and although it does not directly play a role in the Harry Potter films, its surroundings contribute to the mystical atmosphere of the London streets that form the backdrop for the Harry Potter stories.

King's Cross Station is one of London's busiest rail hubs. This station is extremely popular with Harry Potter fans as it is home to Platform 9¾. Visitors can find a signposted area where they can take photos with the trolley half disappeared into the wall, and also visit the adjacent gift shop full of wizarding artefacts. Here you can buy equipment for visiting the studios (wands, robes, scarves, ...)
Saint Pancras Station is another major station, located next to King's Cross. This magnificent Victorian railway terminal is one of the most photographed places in London. In the Harry Potter film series, Saint Pancras is used as the exterior setting for King's Cross, particularly in the scenes where Harry and his friends board the Hogwarts Express.

Ze stanice London Euston pojedete vlakem West Midlands Railway (platíte Oyster Card) do Watford Junction.
After getting off at this station, you will go in front of the station building and on your left you will find the platform where the bus will pick you up. There are directives everywhere, so you'll find it no problem. The bus is free, just show your ticket to the studio.

Warner Bros. Studio Tour London - The Making of Harry Potter is a unique place to delve into the world of Harry Potter. The studio reveals the secrets of movie magic and takes you right into the heart of the wizarding world. With every step, you'll discover authentic sets, costumes and props that bring beloved characters and places from the films to life. You will have an unforgettable experience and immerse yourself in a magical world full of surprises and magic. The tour is designed to give fans a deep insight into the world of film and allow them to experience the magic behind the creation of one of the most successful film franchises of all time.




On this day you have two choices:
There are several magical places in Oxford associated with the Harry Potter films that are definitely worth a visit.Christ Church College features the iconic Great Hall, which inspired the Great Hall at Hogwarts, and the famous staircase that students first enter the wizarding school. The Bodleian Library attracts the most attention, located in the Divinity School, where the scenes in the Hogwarts infirmary and ballroom were filmed, and Duke Humfrey's Library, which featured the library at Hogwarts. New College boasts a cloister where some scenes were filmed. All Souls College also has the spirit of Hogwarts. Exploring these places provides a unique experience and a deeper connection to the wizarding world of Harry Potter. 🦉📚🕰🕯
Christ Church College and Divinity School + Bodleian Library and Duke Humfrey's Library are included, New College is pay on site and All Souls College is free.
In the morning you will take the GWR train from Paddington Station (platform 1) to Oxford Station, returning after 5pm. 🚆
On your return to London, you can experience a magical experience at the Wizard Exploratorium bar. 🎇⚗🕯🔮🍸

The performance of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child at the Palace Theatre in London is a theatrical experience that transports the audience into the magical world of J.K. Rowling. This two-part drama follows the story of Harry Potter and his friends, now adults, as they try to come to terms with the past while their children face new challenges at Hogwarts. The show is known for its stunning visual effects, intricate sets and engaging performances that bring the magic and adventure to life on stage. The Palace Theatre, with its historic atmosphere and magnificent interior, provides the perfect setting for this unforgettable tale of magic and suspense. 🧙♂️⚡🔮
The show is divided into two parts. Each part lasts approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes and there is a 2 hour and 30 minute intermission in between. In between performances, you can enjoy a magical experience at the Wizard Exploratorium bar. 🎇⚗🕯🔮🍸
Before the show, you can visit the House of MinaLima gallery and shop, reminiscent of the Harry Potter setting.

Wizard Exploratorium is a magical and interactive place that offers visitors a unique experience in a world of fantasy and magic. This place is known for its innovative and experiential activities that combine molecular mixology, science and technology. Visitors can use working magic wands to make drinks and teas 🎇⚗🕯🔮🍸 You have two choices 👇
Potion Making is a course that combines molecular mixology, science and technology, allowing you to mix your own magic drink just like you would in a Hogwarts Potions class (1hr 45 mins) 🍸🍹
Wizard Afternoon Tea is an interactive tea making experience where you will make your own tea through magic and sample a variety of goodies to go with it (1h 45 min) ☕🍨




Today you will visit the most famous shopping street Oxford Street, where you will have time to browse several shops and experience Victorian architecture.
Oxford Street is known to everyone mainly for its shopping. There are several shops here, including the popular Primark. Outside the shopping area, Oxford Street is home to places of interest such as Holy Sepulchre Church, Holborn Viaduct and the Site of Furnival's Inn Marker. 🛍




Today, you're only scheduled to fly home. But if you have time left, don't despair, there's always something to do in London!
From here you take the bus to the airport, the ticket is flexible, you can go at any time, regardless of the time on the ticket. Leave the station so that you are at the airport at least 2-3 hours in advance.



















Take a magical journey through London and discover iconic places from the wizarding world of Harry Potter. Visit enchanting locations across the city, from historic landmarks to modern film studios, and immerse yourself in the story that has captured the hearts of millions. Explore the magic of central London and combine the magical world of Harry Potter with the city's rich heritage. The adventure takes you to mysterious alleyways, famous landmarks and interactive studio tours. A truly unforgettable experience that combines magic with the vibrant energy of London.
Arriving at London Stansted Airport, where you must pass through passport control, expect delays. After checking in, you will walk towards the train station and find the platform for your STANSTED EXPRESS train, which will take you to Liverpool Street. There you will change to the Red Line Central Tube towards Bank Station, from there you will change to the DLR towards Greenwich. Once you get off at Greenwich, it's a short walk to your accommodation.
The Stansted Express is the fastest and most direct way to travel between London Stansted Airport and the capital. Services run every 15 minutes and tickets can be booked for as little as £9.45 one-way when purchased in advance.
If you have some time left, take a tour of Greenwich.
Buy an Oyster Card from the machine and charge it (£60 recommended), or card payment works on the spot.



Arriving at London Stansted Airport, where you must pass through passport control, expect delays. After checking in, you will walk towards the bus station under the airport (you have to take the underpass) and find the platform of your bus that will take you to Stratford. From there you will head to Greenwich. This includes a scenic cable car ride across the River Thames. 🚠
Here you board the IFS Cloud Cable Car (Oyster Card payment, enclose on boarding and alighting) and travel across the River Thames to Greenwich. 🚠

From here, take the bus from North Greenwich Station (Stop C) to Trafalgar Road (bus 129 or 188) and take the left entrance to Greenwich Park. 🌳
Greenwich Park is one of London's Royal Parks, offering spectacular views of the Thames and the city skyline. This historic park is home to the famous Royal observatory, where the zero meridian that determines world time is located. You can also explore the historic Queen's House, admire the architecture of the Old Royal Naval College and visit the famous clipper ship Cutty Sark. ⛵
Lunch can be enjoyed at local pub The Gate Clock - JD Wetherspoon. 🍲




Today, you'll take a tour of London's historic centre to see the most famous landmarks, sail the River Thames and visit the famous Harry Potter sites and corners. Get ready for a fascinating combination of history, culture and movie magic.
From the accommodation, you will take the Southeastern train to London Bridge (8 min), from where you will walk along Queen's Walk to Tower Bridge (10 min)
Tower Bridge is an iconic drawbridge known for its neo-Gothic architecture and two massive towers that connect the banks of the River Thames. Next door is the Tower of London, a historic fortress and former prison where the British Crown Jewels are housed.

From here, take the Uber Boat (Oyster Card applies) down the Thames to Westminster. A cruise on the Thames allows you to see the city from a completely different and unique perspective. You can, of course, take the classic tube or a typical London double-decker to get there.

Westminster, a historic district in the heart of London, is home to some of Britain's most important landmarks and institutions. It includes Westminster Palace with its iconic clock tower Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, where coronations and funerals are held, Westminster Cathedral, the main Catholic church in England and Wales, Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the British monarch, St. James's Park with Victoria Tower Gardens and of course the London Eye. This rich concentration of historical and cultural treasures makes Westminster one of the most visited places in London.

London's Hyde Park is full of beautiful gardens, fountains and, most importantly, squirrels. You can walk from Queen Elizabeth Gate to Kensington Palace. Along the way you'll see the Boy and Dolphin Fountain, the Huntress Fountain and the Hyde Park Rose Garden. In the middle of the park is The Serpentine Pond, and along the path leads to Kensington Mansion.

Central London harbours several magical places associated with Harry Potter. Among the most interesting are the narrow streets of Godwin's Court, Cecil Court and Brydges Place (the narrowest street in London), which are reminiscent of the legendary Cross Street. Fans of the film will recall Piccadilly Circus, famous for its dazzling lights. In Leicester Square, you'll find a statue of a little wizard on a broomstick.
In the very heart of the city, you'll also find Trafalgar Square with its majestic Nelson's Column and magnificent fountains, while Chinatown beckons with its charming atmosphere and wealth of traditional restaurants and shops. There's also the Lego Store, where various Harry Potter characters are made out of Legos.




The day will begin with a walk in the area near London Bridge and Millennium Bridge before visiting King's Cross Station, stopping at Platform 9¾ and the Harry Potter shop, where you can shop for souvenirs, get ready and fully equipped for your visit to Warner Bros Studio to discover the magical world of Harry Potter.
London Bridge, one of the most famous bridges over the River Thames, is surrounded by several interesting places to visit.

Leadenhall Market is a historic market with beautiful Victorian architecture, vaulted roofs and cobbled streets. This picturesque market offers a wide range of shops, restaurants and cafes, and is also known as the filming location for Cross Street in the Harry Potter films.

St. Dunstan in the East Church Garden is a hidden gem in a bustling London neighbourhood. This beautiful garden space is located in the ruins of St Dunstan's Church, which was destroyed during the Second World War. Today it serves as a peaceful and green oasis in the middle of the city, where visitors can relax and enjoy the beautiful setting of historic ruins surrounded by lush vegetation.

Borough Market is one of London's oldest and most famous food markets, just a short walk from London Bridge. This market is a food lover's paradise, offering fresh produce, gourmet delicacies and international specialities. It is the perfect place to discover new flavours and culinary experiences.

Millennium Bridge, a modern pedestrian bridge over the River Thames, connects the Tate Modern and Globe Theatre on the south bank with St Paul's Cathedral on the north bank. This bridge appears in the film "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," where it is destroyed during the Death Eaters' attack on London, making it an iconic site for Harry Potter fans.

St Paul's Cathedral is one of London's most important landmarks, with its magnificent Baroque architecture and imposing dome dominating the London skyline. In "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2", the inside of the cathedral is used as part of the hideout for Harry, Hermione and Ron during their escape from the Death Eaters. Its grandeur and history add a dramatic touch to the film's scenes.

Holy Sepulchre Church, also known as St Sepulchre's Church, is a historic church located near St Paul's Cathedral. Known for its beautiful architecture and rich history, this church is associated with legends and stories from the past, and although it does not directly play a role in the Harry Potter films, its surroundings contribute to the mystical atmosphere of the London streets that form the backdrop for the Harry Potter stories.

King's Cross Station is one of London's busiest rail hubs. This station is extremely popular with Harry Potter fans as it is home to Platform 9¾. Visitors can find a signposted area where they can take photos with the trolley half disappeared into the wall, and also visit the adjacent gift shop full of wizarding artefacts. Here you can buy equipment for visiting the studios (wands, robes, scarves, ...)
Saint Pancras Station is another major station, located next to King's Cross. This magnificent Victorian railway terminal is one of the most photographed places in London. In the Harry Potter film series, Saint Pancras is used as the exterior setting for King's Cross, particularly in the scenes where Harry and his friends board the Hogwarts Express.

Ze stanice London Euston pojedete vlakem West Midlands Railway (platíte Oyster Card) do Watford Junction.
After getting off at this station, you will go in front of the station building and on your left you will find the platform where the bus will pick you up. There are directives everywhere, so you'll find it no problem. The bus is free, just show your ticket to the studio.

Warner Bros. Studio Tour London - The Making of Harry Potter is a unique place to delve into the world of Harry Potter. The studio reveals the secrets of movie magic and takes you right into the heart of the wizarding world. With every step, you'll discover authentic sets, costumes and props that bring beloved characters and places from the films to life. You will have an unforgettable experience and immerse yourself in a magical world full of surprises and magic. The tour is designed to give fans a deep insight into the world of film and allow them to experience the magic behind the creation of one of the most successful film franchises of all time.




On this day you have two choices:
There are several magical places in Oxford associated with the Harry Potter films that are definitely worth a visit.Christ Church College features the iconic Great Hall, which inspired the Great Hall at Hogwarts, and the famous staircase that students first enter the wizarding school. The Bodleian Library attracts the most attention, located in the Divinity School, where the scenes in the Hogwarts infirmary and ballroom were filmed, and Duke Humfrey's Library, which featured the library at Hogwarts. New College boasts a cloister where some scenes were filmed. All Souls College also has the spirit of Hogwarts. Exploring these places provides a unique experience and a deeper connection to the wizarding world of Harry Potter. 🦉📚🕰🕯
Christ Church College and Divinity School + Bodleian Library and Duke Humfrey's Library are included, New College is pay on site and All Souls College is free.
In the morning you will take the GWR train from Paddington Station (platform 1) to Oxford Station, returning after 5pm. 🚆
On your return to London, you can experience a magical experience at the Wizard Exploratorium bar. 🎇⚗🕯🔮🍸

The performance of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child at the Palace Theatre in London is a theatrical experience that transports the audience into the magical world of J.K. Rowling. This two-part drama follows the story of Harry Potter and his friends, now adults, as they try to come to terms with the past while their children face new challenges at Hogwarts. The show is known for its stunning visual effects, intricate sets and engaging performances that bring the magic and adventure to life on stage. The Palace Theatre, with its historic atmosphere and magnificent interior, provides the perfect setting for this unforgettable tale of magic and suspense. 🧙♂️⚡🔮
The show is divided into two parts. Each part lasts approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes and there is a 2 hour and 30 minute intermission in between. In between performances, you can enjoy a magical experience at the Wizard Exploratorium bar. 🎇⚗🕯🔮🍸
Before the show, you can visit the House of MinaLima gallery and shop, reminiscent of the Harry Potter setting.

Wizard Exploratorium is a magical and interactive place that offers visitors a unique experience in a world of fantasy and magic. This place is known for its innovative and experiential activities that combine molecular mixology, science and technology. Visitors can use working magic wands to make drinks and teas 🎇⚗🕯🔮🍸 You have two choices 👇
Potion Making is a course that combines molecular mixology, science and technology, allowing you to mix your own magic drink just like you would in a Hogwarts Potions class (1hr 45 mins) 🍸🍹
Wizard Afternoon Tea is an interactive tea making experience where you will make your own tea through magic and sample a variety of goodies to go with it (1h 45 min) ☕🍨




Today you will visit the most famous shopping street Oxford Street, where you will have time to browse several shops and experience Victorian architecture.
Oxford Street is known to everyone mainly for its shopping. There are several shops here, including the popular Primark. Outside the shopping area, Oxford Street is home to places of interest such as Holy Sepulchre Church, Holborn Viaduct and the Site of Furnival's Inn Marker. 🛍




Today, you're only scheduled to fly home. But if you have time left, don't despair, there's always something to do in London!
From here you take the bus to the airport, the ticket is flexible, you can go at any time, regardless of the time on the ticket. Leave the station so that you are at the airport at least 2-3 hours in advance.
Take a magical journey through London and discover iconic places from the wizarding world of Harry Potter. Visit enchanting locations across the city, from historic landmarks to modern film studios, and immerse yourself in the story that has captured the hearts of millions. Explore the magic of central London and combine the magical world of Harry Potter with the city's rich heritage. The adventure takes you to mysterious alleyways, famous landmarks and interactive studio tours. A truly unforgettable experience that combines magic with the vibrant energy of London.
Arriving at London Stansted Airport, where you must pass through passport control, expect delays. After checking in, you will walk towards the train station and find the platform for your STANSTED EXPRESS train, which will take you to Liverpool Street. There you will change to the Red Line Central Tube towards Bank Station, from there you will change to the DLR towards Greenwich. Once you get off at Greenwich, it's a short walk to your accommodation.
The Stansted Express is the fastest and most direct way to travel between London Stansted Airport and the capital. Services run every 15 minutes and tickets can be booked for as little as £9.45 one-way when purchased in advance.
If you have some time left, take a tour of Greenwich.
Buy an Oyster Card from the machine and charge it (£60 recommended), or card payment works on the spot.



Arriving at London Stansted Airport, where you must pass through passport control, expect delays. After checking in, you will walk towards the bus station under the airport (you have to take the underpass) and find the platform of your bus that will take you to Stratford. From there you will head to Greenwich. This includes a scenic cable car ride across the River Thames. 🚠
Here you board the IFS Cloud Cable Car (Oyster Card payment, enclose on boarding and alighting) and travel across the River Thames to Greenwich. 🚠

From here, take the bus from North Greenwich Station (Stop C) to Trafalgar Road (bus 129 or 188) and take the left entrance to Greenwich Park. 🌳
Greenwich Park is one of London's Royal Parks, offering spectacular views of the Thames and the city skyline. This historic park is home to the famous Royal observatory, where the zero meridian that determines world time is located. You can also explore the historic Queen's House, admire the architecture of the Old Royal Naval College and visit the famous clipper ship Cutty Sark. ⛵
Lunch can be enjoyed at local pub The Gate Clock - JD Wetherspoon. 🍲




Today, you'll take a tour of London's historic centre to see the most famous landmarks, sail the River Thames and visit the famous Harry Potter sites and corners. Get ready for a fascinating combination of history, culture and movie magic.
From the accommodation, you will take the Southeastern train to London Bridge (8 min), from where you will walk along Queen's Walk to Tower Bridge (10 min)
Tower Bridge is an iconic drawbridge known for its neo-Gothic architecture and two massive towers that connect the banks of the River Thames. Next door is the Tower of London, a historic fortress and former prison where the British Crown Jewels are housed.

From here, take the Uber Boat (Oyster Card applies) down the Thames to Westminster. A cruise on the Thames allows you to see the city from a completely different and unique perspective. You can, of course, take the classic tube or a typical London double-decker to get there.

Westminster, a historic district in the heart of London, is home to some of Britain's most important landmarks and institutions. It includes Westminster Palace with its iconic clock tower Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, where coronations and funerals are held, Westminster Cathedral, the main Catholic church in England and Wales, Buckingham Palace, the official residence of the British monarch, St. James's Park with Victoria Tower Gardens and of course the London Eye. This rich concentration of historical and cultural treasures makes Westminster one of the most visited places in London.

London's Hyde Park is full of beautiful gardens, fountains and, most importantly, squirrels. You can walk from Queen Elizabeth Gate to Kensington Palace. Along the way you'll see the Boy and Dolphin Fountain, the Huntress Fountain and the Hyde Park Rose Garden. In the middle of the park is The Serpentine Pond, and along the path leads to Kensington Mansion.

Central London harbours several magical places associated with Harry Potter. Among the most interesting are the narrow streets of Godwin's Court, Cecil Court and Brydges Place (the narrowest street in London), which are reminiscent of the legendary Cross Street. Fans of the film will recall Piccadilly Circus, famous for its dazzling lights. In Leicester Square, you'll find a statue of a little wizard on a broomstick.
In the very heart of the city, you'll also find Trafalgar Square with its majestic Nelson's Column and magnificent fountains, while Chinatown beckons with its charming atmosphere and wealth of traditional restaurants and shops. There's also the Lego Store, where various Harry Potter characters are made out of Legos.




The day will begin with a walk in the area near London Bridge and Millennium Bridge before visiting King's Cross Station, stopping at Platform 9¾ and the Harry Potter shop, where you can shop for souvenirs, get ready and fully equipped for your visit to Warner Bros Studio to discover the magical world of Harry Potter.
London Bridge, one of the most famous bridges over the River Thames, is surrounded by several interesting places to visit.

Leadenhall Market is a historic market with beautiful Victorian architecture, vaulted roofs and cobbled streets. This picturesque market offers a wide range of shops, restaurants and cafes, and is also known as the filming location for Cross Street in the Harry Potter films.

St. Dunstan in the East Church Garden is a hidden gem in a bustling London neighbourhood. This beautiful garden space is located in the ruins of St Dunstan's Church, which was destroyed during the Second World War. Today it serves as a peaceful and green oasis in the middle of the city, where visitors can relax and enjoy the beautiful setting of historic ruins surrounded by lush vegetation.

Borough Market is one of London's oldest and most famous food markets, just a short walk from London Bridge. This market is a food lover's paradise, offering fresh produce, gourmet delicacies and international specialities. It is the perfect place to discover new flavours and culinary experiences.

Millennium Bridge, a modern pedestrian bridge over the River Thames, connects the Tate Modern and Globe Theatre on the south bank with St Paul's Cathedral on the north bank. This bridge appears in the film "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," where it is destroyed during the Death Eaters' attack on London, making it an iconic site for Harry Potter fans.

St Paul's Cathedral is one of London's most important landmarks, with its magnificent Baroque architecture and imposing dome dominating the London skyline. In "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2", the inside of the cathedral is used as part of the hideout for Harry, Hermione and Ron during their escape from the Death Eaters. Its grandeur and history add a dramatic touch to the film's scenes.

Holy Sepulchre Church, also known as St Sepulchre's Church, is a historic church located near St Paul's Cathedral. Known for its beautiful architecture and rich history, this church is associated with legends and stories from the past, and although it does not directly play a role in the Harry Potter films, its surroundings contribute to the mystical atmosphere of the London streets that form the backdrop for the Harry Potter stories.

King's Cross Station is one of London's busiest rail hubs. This station is extremely popular with Harry Potter fans as it is home to Platform 9¾. Visitors can find a signposted area where they can take photos with the trolley half disappeared into the wall, and also visit the adjacent gift shop full of wizarding artefacts. Here you can buy equipment for visiting the studios (wands, robes, scarves, ...)
Saint Pancras Station is another major station, located next to King's Cross. This magnificent Victorian railway terminal is one of the most photographed places in London. In the Harry Potter film series, Saint Pancras is used as the exterior setting for King's Cross, particularly in the scenes where Harry and his friends board the Hogwarts Express.

Ze stanice London Euston pojedete vlakem West Midlands Railway (platíte Oyster Card) do Watford Junction.
After getting off at this station, you will go in front of the station building and on your left you will find the platform where the bus will pick you up. There are directives everywhere, so you'll find it no problem. The bus is free, just show your ticket to the studio.

Warner Bros. Studio Tour London - The Making of Harry Potter is a unique place to delve into the world of Harry Potter. The studio reveals the secrets of movie magic and takes you right into the heart of the wizarding world. With every step, you'll discover authentic sets, costumes and props that bring beloved characters and places from the films to life. You will have an unforgettable experience and immerse yourself in a magical world full of surprises and magic. The tour is designed to give fans a deep insight into the world of film and allow them to experience the magic behind the creation of one of the most successful film franchises of all time.




On this day you have two choices:
There are several magical places in Oxford associated with the Harry Potter films that are definitely worth a visit.Christ Church College features the iconic Great Hall, which inspired the Great Hall at Hogwarts, and the famous staircase that students first enter the wizarding school. The Bodleian Library attracts the most attention, located in the Divinity School, where the scenes in the Hogwarts infirmary and ballroom were filmed, and Duke Humfrey's Library, which featured the library at Hogwarts. New College boasts a cloister where some scenes were filmed. All Souls College also has the spirit of Hogwarts. Exploring these places provides a unique experience and a deeper connection to the wizarding world of Harry Potter. 🦉📚🕰🕯
Christ Church College and Divinity School + Bodleian Library and Duke Humfrey's Library are included, New College is pay on site and All Souls College is free.
In the morning you will take the GWR train from Paddington Station (platform 1) to Oxford Station, returning after 5pm. 🚆
On your return to London, you can experience a magical experience at the Wizard Exploratorium bar. 🎇⚗🕯🔮🍸

The performance of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child at the Palace Theatre in London is a theatrical experience that transports the audience into the magical world of J.K. Rowling. This two-part drama follows the story of Harry Potter and his friends, now adults, as they try to come to terms with the past while their children face new challenges at Hogwarts. The show is known for its stunning visual effects, intricate sets and engaging performances that bring the magic and adventure to life on stage. The Palace Theatre, with its historic atmosphere and magnificent interior, provides the perfect setting for this unforgettable tale of magic and suspense. 🧙♂️⚡🔮
The show is divided into two parts. Each part lasts approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes and there is a 2 hour and 30 minute intermission in between. In between performances, you can enjoy a magical experience at the Wizard Exploratorium bar. 🎇⚗🕯🔮🍸
Before the show, you can visit the House of MinaLima gallery and shop, reminiscent of the Harry Potter setting.

Wizard Exploratorium is a magical and interactive place that offers visitors a unique experience in a world of fantasy and magic. This place is known for its innovative and experiential activities that combine molecular mixology, science and technology. Visitors can use working magic wands to make drinks and teas 🎇⚗🕯🔮🍸 You have two choices 👇
Potion Making is a course that combines molecular mixology, science and technology, allowing you to mix your own magic drink just like you would in a Hogwarts Potions class (1hr 45 mins) 🍸🍹
Wizard Afternoon Tea is an interactive tea making experience where you will make your own tea through magic and sample a variety of goodies to go with it (1h 45 min) ☕🍨




Today you will visit the most famous shopping street Oxford Street, where you will have time to browse several shops and experience Victorian architecture.
Oxford Street is known to everyone mainly for its shopping. There are several shops here, including the popular Primark. Outside the shopping area, Oxford Street is home to places of interest such as Holy Sepulchre Church, Holborn Viaduct and the Site of Furnival's Inn Marker. 🛍




Today, you're only scheduled to fly home. But if you have time left, don't despair, there's always something to do in London!
From here you take the bus to the airport, the ticket is flexible, you can go at any time, regardless of the time on the ticket. Leave the station so that you are at the airport at least 2-3 hours in advance.