Harry Potter Filming Locations in England and Scotland
Source:
@hospitality.guide

8 places on the map
Explore the map in the DocentPro app8 attractions in England: Christ Church, Glenfinnan Viaduct, Loch Shiel, and 5 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Hospitality Guide.

Christ Church
College
4.5
Dine in the grand hall that inspired Hogwarts' Great Hall, adorned with portraits and long, illuminated tables. Experience the academic splendor that fueled the magical setting.

Glenfinnan Viaduct
Place
4.7
Witness the iconic curved viaduct where the Hogwarts Express steams through the misty Scottish Highlands. Catch the Jacobite train for the full magical experience.

Loch Shiel
Lake
4.9
Experience the expansive waters that doubled as Hogwarts' Black Lake. Its dramatic scenery and tranquil depths offer a picturesque setting, reminiscent of the first-year boat journey.

King’s Cross
Transit station
4.4
Find Platform 9¾ and pose with the iconic trolley disappearing into the wall. This bustling station is the departure point for the Hogwarts Express, a real-life connection to wizardry.

New College
College
4.6
Discover the ancient tree and cloisters where Draco Malfoy was famously suspended. This historic college retains an air of ancient magic, perfect for exploring a slice of Hogwarts.

Gloucester Cathedral
Church
4.8
Step into the vaulted cloisters that served as the hallways of Hogwarts. Marvel at the intricate Gothic fan-vaulting, an architectural wonder that transports you to the wizarding world.

Loch Eilt
Lake
4.8
Gaze upon the serene, pine-covered island that served as Dumbledore's grave. Its remote beauty evokes a sense of solemn magic and film history, set against a stunning Highland backdrop.

Alnwick Castle
Castle
4.6
Walk the grounds where Harry and his classmates had their first broomstick lessons. This medieval castle offers a tangible link to Hogwarts' outdoor scenes, with brooms still available for photo opportunities.
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