
All 31 places on this map are pinned at their exact location, grouped into 7 areas (Hogwarts, Platform 9¾ & the Hogwarts Express, Diagon Alley & Gringotts and more). Each one comes with a short note on what it is and why it is worth your time. Browsing is free, and with an Ikuzo account you can copy the whole map and reshape it into your own trip.

The outer bailey of this Northumberland castle is where the first broomstick flying lesson was filmed, and it appears as Hogwarts in the first two films. Open to visitors in season. #hogwarts #philosophersstone #chamberofsecrets #visitable

Its fan-vaulted cloisters became Hogwarts corridors in several films, including the scene with the message written on the wall in Chamber of Secrets. #hogwarts #philosophersstone #chamberofsecrets #halfbloodprince #visitable

The cloisters and rooms of this former abbey were used for Hogwarts classrooms and corridors in the first two films. National Trust, open to visitors. #hogwarts #philosophersstone #chamberofsecrets #visitable

The staircase where the first-years meet Professor McGonagall was filmed here, and the college dining hall inspired the Great Hall set. Open to visitors most days. #hogwarts #philosophersstone #visitable

This medieval vaulted room in the Bodleian was the Hogwarts hospital wing. #hogwarts #philosophersstone #visitable

The oldest reading room of the Bodleian played the Restricted Section of the Hogwarts library. Only visible on a guided tour. #hogwarts #philosophersstone

The cloister courtyard and its old tree are where Draco Malfoy is turned into a ferret in Goblet of Fire. #hogwarts #gobletoffire #visitable

The cathedral cloisters appear as Hogwarts in the first films, where Harry sets Hedwig free in the snow. #hogwarts #philosophersstone #chamberofsecrets #visitable

The platform scenes were shot at King's Cross between platforms 4 and 5. Today a luggage trolley disappearing into the wall waits in the station concourse for photos. #hogwartsexpress #philosophersstone #visitable

The Gothic front of St Pancras stood in for King's Cross in the outside shots of Chamber of Secrets, before the flying car takes off. #hogwartsexpress #chamberofsecrets #visitable

The curved viaduct the Hogwarts Express crosses in several films, chased by the flying Ford Anglia in Chamber of Secrets. A steam train still runs over it in summer. #hogwartsexpress #chamberofsecrets #visitable

This station on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway was Hogsmeade station in the first film. Heritage steam trains still stop here. #hogwartsexpress #hogsmeade #philosophersstone #visitable

The Victorian covered market was used for the streets around the Leaky Cauldron and Diagon Alley in the first film. Free to walk through. #diagonalley #philosophersstone #visitable

The marble hall of the Australian High Commission was Gringotts bank in the first film. It is an embassy, so you see it from the street. #gringotts #philosophersstone

A shopfront on Stoney Street, at the edge of the market, was the outside of the Leaky Cauldron in Prisoner of Azkaban. #diagonalley #prisonerofazkaban #visitable

The footbridge over the Thames that the Death Eaters destroy at the start of Half-Blood Prince. #london #halfbloodprince #visitable

Where Harry first discovers he can talk to a snake, in the first film. Part of the zoo visit. #london #philosophersstone #visitable

The row of Georgian houses used for the outside of 12 Grimmauld Place in Order of the Phoenix. Private homes, seen from the street. #london #orderofthephoenix

This street off Whitehall was used for Ministry of Magic entrance scenes. #ministryofmagic #deathlyhallows #visitable

The Knight Bus squeezes between two double-deckers here in Prisoner of Azkaban. #london #knightbus #prisonerofazkaban #visitable

Harry, Ron and Hermione apparate into the traffic around here after escaping the wedding in Deathly Hallows Part 1. #london #deathlyhallows #visitable

Harry and Mr Weasley ride the Tube through this station on their way to the Ministry in Order of the Phoenix. #ministryofmagic #orderofthephoenix #visitable

The old village outside the abbey gave its houses to Godric's Hollow, where Harry's parents lived, and to Slughorn's hiding place in Half-Blood Prince. Private homes, seen from the street. #godricshollow #halfbloodprince #deathlyhallows #visitable

The Elizabethan mansion's glass-filled front was used for the outside of Malfoy Manor in the Deathly Hallows films. National Trust, open to visitors. #malfoymanor #deathlyhallows #visitable

These woods next to Pinewood Studios were used for Forbidden Forest scenes. Free country park with walking trails. #forbiddenforest #visitable

The Highland valley around Hagrid's hut in Prisoner of Azkaban; the hut set stood near the Clachaig Inn. #hogwarts #prisonerofazkaban #visitable

The waterfall in Glen Nevis is in the background as Harry flies from the Hungarian Horntail in Goblet of Fire. Reached on a gorge walk from the end of the Glen Nevis road. #gobletoffire #visitable

The small wooded island in this loch is Dumbledore's resting place in the Deathly Hallows films. Seen from the road or the Jacobite steam train. #deathlyhallows #visitable

Harry and Hermione camp on the limestone pavement above this cliff in Deathly Hallows Part 1. #deathlyhallows #visitable

The Pembrokeshire beach where Shell Cottage stood and where Dobby is buried in Deathly Hallows Part 1. #deathlyhallows #visitable
The studios where all eight films were made, with the Great Hall, Diagon Alley and the Hogwarts model. Book tickets in advance. #studiotour #visitable