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Edinburgh: Harry Potter Walking Tour
Explore various sights that inspired the iconic wizard series
Start time:
09:30
Max group size:
15
Duration:
2h
Live guide:
English
Start time:
09:30
Duration:
2h
Max group size:
15
Live guide:
English
See the Potter sights in Edinburgh
A local guide
Victoria Street (Diagon Alley)
Greyfriars Kirkyard (Tom Riddles Grave)
Elephant Cafe (Birth place of Harry Potter)
Food and beverages
Hotel pickup/drop-off
Meeting point
122 High Street, EH1 1SG, Edinburgh- Show your smartphone voucher to the staff at the meeting point
- Meet outside the Tron Kirk (The Royal Mile Market) opposite Bella Italia on the world-famous Royal Mile. The nearest train station is Waverly station, 10 minutes away
Join a trip through the magical world that inspired J.K. Rowling's wizarding universe. Start at Tron Kirk on The Royal Mile, near the Waverley Train Station.
Visit Edinburgh University Old College and lose yourself in the Old Town's magical atmosphere. Then, explore a fascinating graveyard and an old shop on Victoria Street, the real-life Diagon Alley.
See Edinburgh Castle and other sights that inspired the Harry Potter series. Don't miss the famous café where J.K. Rowling began her writing. Perfect for families and Harry Potter fans, this tour offers a magical experience.
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