this shop helps keeps wizards both young and old keep up to date with the latest fashions, and often puts its own little twist on things to make them all the more funkier and crazier.

despite being closer to hogwarts than the actual village, this station is the end of the journey from london to the wizarding school, and from here the students take the carriages up to the castle, or a boat across the lake for the first years.

a haven for those with a bit of a sweettooth, honeydukes has probably the widest variety of sweets and chocolates of any shop in the wizarding world, and is a popular destination for students.

this tea shop is very popular on valentine's day for young couples, though still provides excellent service throughout the year, whether you're here with a friend or just stopping for a cup of tea.

whether you're looking for a fancy new quill, or else just some more ink or parchment, this is the best place to go, and is conveniently close to hogwarts school of witchcraft and wizardry.

whilst it is much quieter than the three broomsticks, it's obvious why that is. the drinks may be cheaper, but there's an awful smell about the dusty building, as well as the occasional goat running around.

if you don't have an owl of your own, or else they're off delivering another letter, then the post office will be happy to make the delivery for you. with a small cost of course, but they are helping you out after all.

the rumour that it is the most haunted building in britain is still around, despite the inspiration of the rumour having passed away more than twenty years ago. just be careful where you step, some of the floorboards are a little weak.

this pub is almost always full of people, but being served is still never a slow process. chances are you'll see someone you know, in which case you can grab a butterbeer and have a chat.