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miri 1 year, 9 months ago.
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Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios in Orlando and Hollywood offer incredible experience for the Harry Potter fans to explore and experience Hogsmeade and Hogwarts with rides, shops and restaurants that bring the world of Harry Potter to life.
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Warner Bros Studio Tour in London offers an authentic experience that brings wizarding world to life with amazing sets, genuine props, costumes that where actually part of the Harry Potter filming.
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In addition, there are several real locations where Harry Potter movies were filmed. Hogwarts Express going over the popular Hogwarts bridge is in real life the Glenfinnan Viaduct in Scotland. The train runs from Fort William to Mallaig. From the train you can see the Hogwarts Lake (which appeared in Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and also in Half Blood Prince). The real location of the lake is Loch Shiel in Scotland.
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Goathland Station in Northern England is the shooting location for Hogsmeade Station.
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Alnwick Castle in UK is the shooting location where Harry and his friends learned the rules of Quidditch and to fly their broomsticks in Harry Potter and Sorcerer’ s Stone.
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London’ s beautiful Victorian market, Leadenhall Market, was the shooting location for some of the Diagon Alley scenes and it also houses the shop (in real life an optician in Bull’ s Head Passage) used as an entrance of the Leaky Couldron.
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Victoria Street in Edinburgh, with its colorful shops and cobbled streets, is said to the inspiration for the Daigon Alley. Daigon House at 40 Victoria Street sells licensed Harry Potter products and merchandise.
Much of the Harry Potter Books early work was said to be done by J. K. Rowling in the cafes of Edinburgh, most notably Elephant House on George IV Bridge (just a short wlak from Victoria Street). There is a sign marking the birth place of Harry Potter there.
Just a short walk from Elephant Cafe is Spoon Cafe on Nicolson Street, which is was previously occupied by Nicolson Cafe and was co-owned by J.K. Rowling’ s Brother-in-Law. It is aid the Rowling’ s first Harry Potter book was written here.
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Kings Cross Station in London was the shooting location for platform 9-3/4. While in real like platform 9 and 10 are separated by railway tracks, in the movie the arched wall between platforms 4 and 5 was used as the platform 9-3/4. In the station you can now find platform 9 3/4 on the wall in the station Concourse in addition to a shop selling Harry Potter Merchandise.
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Awesome 😍😍😍
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Wow, need to visit UK
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Wow, great post with actual photo comparison 👏👏👏
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