Harry Potter Edinburgh
Experience the magic of the world’s most famous wizard with tours of the city where JK Rowling found inspiration for Hogwarts and her famous characters. Book tours of Edinburgh, perfect for families with kids as you explore the winding streets, and mysterious alleys, and see filming locations featured in the movies.-
Experience the magic of Harry Potter on a 2-hour guided walking tour of Edinburgh, visiting inspirations behind J.K. Rowling's iconic series.
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Explore Greyfriars Kirkyard, home to Tom Riddle's grave – a chilling yet magical sight that brings the books to life.
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Engage in a fun-filled audio-visual quiz, test your Potter knowledge, and add points to your Hogwarts House.
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Experience the enchanting allure of Edinburgh, from its ancient streets that inspired Diagon Alley to J.K. Rowling's golden handprints at the City Chambers.
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Fun Fact: Hogwarts' inspiration, George Heriot's School, is nestled in the heart of Edinburgh, making the city a true haven for Potterheads!
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Experience the magic of Harry Potter on a 2-hour guided walking tour of Edinburgh, visiting inspirations behind J.K. Rowling's iconic series.
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Explore Greyfriars Kirkyard, home to Tom Riddle's grave – a chilling yet magical sight that brings the books to life.
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Engage in a fun-filled audio-visual quiz, test your Potter knowledge, and add points to your Hogwarts House.
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Experience the enchanting allure of Edinburgh, from its ancient streets that inspired Diagon Alley to J.K. Rowling's golden handprints at the City Chambers.
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Fun Fact: Hogwarts' inspiration, George Heriot's School, is nestled in the heart of Edinburgh, making the city a true haven for Potterheads!
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Start your Harry Potter tour with an English-speaking guide at the iconic Waverley Train station, the perfect start to a wizarding adventure.
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Sink in the 18th-century charm of Edinburgh University and visit Elephant House, the café where Rowling penned Harry Potter's character on a tissue.
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Stroll in the Old Town to visit the graveyard housing Tom Riddle's grave, and explore the whimsical Victoria Street, which inspired Diagon Alley.
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Gain entry to Edinburgh Castle, home to Scottish Crown Jewels, and learn how it inspired J.K. Rowling to create the Harry Potter world.
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Fun fact: Suite 552 at Edinburgh's Balmoral Hotel is called "Rowling Suite" after the author, who wrote the final chapters of the book there.
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Start your Harry Potter tour with an English-speaking guide at the iconic Waverley Train station, the perfect start to a wizarding adventure.
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Sink in the 18th-century charm of Edinburgh University and visit Elephant House, the café where Rowling penned Harry Potter's character on a tissue.
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Stroll in the Old Town to visit the graveyard housing Tom Riddle's grave, and explore the whimsical Victoria Street, which inspired Diagon Alley.
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Gain entry to Edinburgh Castle, home to Scottish Crown Jewels, and learn how it inspired J.K. Rowling to create the Harry Potter world.
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Fun fact: Suite 552 at Edinburgh's Balmoral Hotel is called "Rowling Suite" after the author, who wrote the final chapters of the book there.
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Unfold the magic of Harry Potter's wizarding world on a personalized small group walking tour of Edinburgh led by an expert guide.
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Discover Elephant Café, where JK Rowling created the magic of Harry Potter, and roam the vibrant Victoria Street, the real Diagon Alley.
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Be captivated by the brooding Edinburgh Castle, and explore the spooky Greyfriars Kirkyard, home to the fictional grave of Tom Riddle.
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Children can join for free in this family-friendly adventure as well. Want your tour to be a close-knit experience? Opt for the private tour option!
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Did you know? The famed Glenfinnan Viaduct railway bridge over the Scottish Highlands is the same bridge over which the Hogwarts Express travels in the movies!
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Unfold the magic of Harry Potter's wizarding world on a personalized small group walking tour of Edinburgh led by an expert guide.
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Discover Elephant Café, where JK Rowling created the magic of Harry Potter, and roam the vibrant Victoria Street, the real Diagon Alley.
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Be captivated by the brooding Edinburgh Castle, and explore the spooky Greyfriars Kirkyard, home to the fictional grave of Tom Riddle.
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Children can join for free in this family-friendly adventure as well. Want your tour to be a close-knit experience? Opt for the private tour option!
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Did you know? The famed Glenfinnan Viaduct railway bridge over the Scottish Highlands is the same bridge over which the Hogwarts Express travels in the movies!
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Enjoy a full-day trip of Glencoe, Fort William, and Glenfinnan with round-trip transfers from Edinburgh.
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Traverse in an air-conditioned luxury coach and step into Glencoes’s cinematic connection with Harry Potter and James Bond.
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Guided by a local expert stop at the bustling Glenfinnan Monument and Fort William for lunch.
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Head to the Glenfinnan Viaduct known as the Harry Potter Bridge and marvel at this architectural marvel.
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Enjoy a full-day trip of Glencoe, Fort William, and Glenfinnan with round-trip transfers from Edinburgh.
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Traverse in an air-conditioned luxury coach and step into Glencoes’s cinematic connection with Harry Potter and James Bond.
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Guided by a local expert stop at the bustling Glenfinnan Monument and Fort William for lunch.
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Head to the Glenfinnan Viaduct known as the Harry Potter Bridge and marvel at this architectural marvel.
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On this small-group walking tour, explore Edinburgh's landmarks like the 12th-century castle of Edinburgh which fuelled J.K. Rowling's creativity.
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Discover the eerie Old Town graveyard where the grave of Tom Riddle lies, and check out some wizard supplies at Diagon Alley. Whoops, Victoria Street.
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Follow your guide to the birthplace of Harry Potter, the Elephant House Cafe, where J.K. Rowling penned her characters down on tissue papers.
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At The Lost Close, a whisky expert will share Scotch Whisky's history and amusing tales while you sample 3 drams from diverse regions.
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Fun fact: The washroom walls of Elephant House Cafe are covered in graffiti and notes from Harry Potter fans all over the world!
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On this small-group walking tour, explore Edinburgh's landmarks like the 12th-century castle of Edinburgh which fuelled J.K. Rowling's creativity.
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Discover the eerie Old Town graveyard where the grave of Tom Riddle lies, and check out some wizard supplies at Diagon Alley. Whoops, Victoria Street.
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Follow your guide to the birthplace of Harry Potter, the Elephant House Cafe, where J.K. Rowling penned her characters down on tissue papers.
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At The Lost Close, a whisky expert will share Scotch Whisky's history and amusing tales while you sample 3 drams from diverse regions.
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Fun fact: The washroom walls of Elephant House Cafe are covered in graffiti and notes from Harry Potter fans all over the world!
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Drive along the captivating Scottish-English border as you head to Alnwick Castle, a key filming location for movies and shows like Downton Abbey.
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Explore Lindisfarne's tranquillity, then delve into Alnwick Castle's history with an English-speaking guide and multilingual audio guide.
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Visit the picturesque seaside village of Bamburgh, admire its 5th-century castle and click a picture with the castle in the background.
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Get round-trip AC transfers from Edinburgh. Upgrade to include an Alnwick Castle entry ticket and explore its rooms or enjoy stunning views from the clock tower.
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Did you know? During the Anglo-Saxon period, Bamburgh Castle was the royal seat of the kingdom of Northumbria!
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Drive along the captivating Scottish-English border as you head to Alnwick Castle, a key filming location for movies and shows like Downton Abbey.
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Explore Lindisfarne's tranquillity, then delve into Alnwick Castle's history with an English-speaking guide and multilingual audio guide.
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Visit the picturesque seaside village of Bamburgh, admire its 5th-century castle and click a picture with the castle in the background.
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Get round-trip AC transfers from Edinburgh. Upgrade to include an Alnwick Castle entry ticket and explore its rooms or enjoy stunning views from the clock tower.
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Did you know? During the Anglo-Saxon period, Bamburgh Castle was the royal seat of the kingdom of Northumbria!