Harry Potter walking tours in London and Edinburgh

London is where the films came into town. The London walk finds the real streets that became the wizarding world: the Leadenhall Market doorway that played the Leaky Cauldron, the Millennium Bridge the Death Eaters tear into the Thames, the bank hall that played Gringotts, and the bridge where the Knight Bus squeezes through traffic.

Edinburgh is where the books were written. That walk follows J.K. Rowling's real story: the college where she trained as a teacher, the café windows where she wrote, Greyfriars Kirkyard, and the hotel where she finished the last book. At every stop you hear what she has said herself, clearly separated from what fans and shop signs claim.

Both walks tell you which famous claims are true and which are fan myths, and both are unofficial: not made with or endorsed by Warner Bros. or J.K. Rowling.