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Stroll through the parts of Edinburgh that inspired the Harry Potter books
Stroll through the parts of Edinburgh that inspired the Harry Potter books
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Uncover wizarding secrets on a guided Harry Potter tour of Edinburgh, then explore its historic castle.
Uncover wizarding secrets on a guided Harry Potter tour of Edinburgh, then explore its historic castle.
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Luxury transfers, a local guide, and a full-day trip of the Scottish countryside
Luxury transfers, a local guide, and a full-day trip of the Scottish countryside
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Meeting point
Callander
Glencoe
Fort William
Glenfinnan Viaduct
Glenfinnan Monument
Pitlochry
Ending point
Guided tour of Alnwick to see the castle which featured as Hogwarts in the 2001 and 2002 films
Guided tour of Alnwick to see the castle which featured as Hogwarts in the 2001 and 2002 films
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Go for: Walking Tours
Duration: 2 hours
Guide: Professional tour guide
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Go for: Guided Tours
Duration: 2-10 hours
Guide: Professional tour guide and audio guide
Recommended tours

Go for: Combo-Guided Tours
Duration: 4 hours
Guide: Expert-speaking English guide
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Go for: Guided Tours
Duration: 2-10 hours
Guide: Professional tour guide and Audio guide
Recommended tours

Go For: Day trips
Duration: 9-12 hours
Guide: Professional tour guide and Audio guide
Recommended tours
Your Harry Potter Edinburgh tickets and tours can be canceled 24 hours before the experience begins, for a full refund.

George Heriot’s School is like Hogwarts’ real-life twin! With its towering turrets, gothic architecture, and a four-house system, it’s easy to see why it inspired J.K. Rowling. Peer at this magical marvel from Greyfriars or Lauriston Place!

Want to find where Potter magic lurks? Head to Greyfriars Kirkyard, where you’ll stumble across Riddle’s grave, McGonagall’s namesake, and even a Potter tombstone! It’s a creepy, historic stroll through Edinburgh’s most eerie cemetery.

Potterrow could’ve inspired Harry’s surname, but its connection to Order of the Phoenix takes it to a new level. Potterrow Port, with its cinematic echoes, makes this street a magical spot to visit for fans craving both history and movie magic.

The Elephant House, the “birthplace of Harry Potter,” is where J.K. Rowling penned parts of the magical series! With cozy vibes, Potter-themed décor, and a salvaged writing table, this café makes it a must-visit for anyone who’s ever dreamed of Hogwarts!

If Diagon Alley were real, it’d be Victoria Street! With its vibrant, curvy street and magical shops, it feels like you’re walking through a page of the Harry Potter series. It’s the perfect place for fans to get their wizarding fix! Who knows? You might find a wand or two!

Imagine a place where Hogsmeade vibes meet real-world charm—that’s Grassmarket! This cobblestone street with colorful buildings and cozy pubs could easily be mistaken for a wizarding village. It’s a perfect pit stop for Harry, Ron, and Hermione to grab a butterbeer!

J.K. Rowling’s handprints are forever etched in Edinburgh’s City Chambers, a tribute to her legacy. As part of the city's history, this spot blends civic pride with Potter magic—perfect for fans wanting to pay homage to the author’s roots!

The Balmoral isn’t just fancy—it's part of Harry Potter history! J.K. Rowling put the finishing touches on Deathly Hallows in this hotel. Fans can visit her suite and see the marble bust she signed—how’s that for wizarding history?

The timings of the Harry Potter Edinburgh tickets and tours vary according to the type of ticket you purchase.
Best time to visit: To avoid crowds, waiting times, and long queues, it's a good idea to plan your Harry Potter Edinburgh tickets and tours during the off-peak season. During the peak winter season, the temperatures drop significantly in Edinburgh, so avoid planning your visit during this time.
Address: 45 Chambers St, Edinburgh EH1 1JF, UK. Find on maps.
Getting there
Nearest stop: National Museum of Scotland
Nearest stop: Edinburgh Waverley
Car parking: Many parking areas are available near the William Chambers Monument.

There is a single entrance or meeting point for the Harry Potter Edinburgh tickets and tours. The entrance varies according to the type of ticket you have purchased. For additional information regarding this, please refer to your ticket voucher.






The Alnwick Castle is the second-largest inhabited castle in the UK. Home to the royal Percy family, the castle has been the royal residence of the Duke of Northumberland for more than seven centuries. Not only was Alnwick Castle the reel-life Hogwarts in the Harry Potter movies, but it was also an important filming location for the Harry Potter movies.
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Bamburgh Castle is a fifth-century castle that sits on a natural throne of volcanic dolerite. With its rich history and charming beauty, Bamburgh Castle is a great place to visit when you go for the Harry Potter Edinburgh tours and tickets.
The starting price of Harry Potter Edinburgh tours and tickets is £15.
Booking Harry Potter Edinburgh tickets online offers cheaper rates, exclusive discounts, and a convenient cancellation policy (24 hours before the tour). Plus, it’s super easy to book from anywhere, anytime, making it a reliable option for planning your magical adventure!
The inclusions of your Harry Potter Edinburgh tours and tickets depend on the type of ticket you have purchased. If you have opted for the walking tour, your tickets include visits to key filming locations such as Greyfriars Kirkyard and Potterrow. If you have chosen the day tour, your tickets include a visit to the grounds of Alnwick Castle and Bamburgh Castle.
The duration of your Harry Potter Edinburgh experience depends on the kind of tickets you have purchased. A walking tour of Edinburgh will take you around 2 hours whereas a day trip will take you almost 10 hours.