LEGO model of a London square with a magical twist

Part of Claremont Square, a row of houses near King's Cross is now available as a LEGO kit, although mainly because it was used in the filming of a Harry Potter movie.

Soho’s Harry Potter emporium – the House of MinaLima

The two artists that were heavily responsible for the graphic style of the Harry Potter movies have a shop in Soho, and it's a Harry Potter world come alive.

Harry Potter exhibition lifts the veil on the movie magic

An atmospheric exhibition has opened in Covent Garden showing behind the scenes footage from the filming of the Harry Potter movies.

Harry Potter exhibition opens in London next month

An exhibition of photographs from the filming of the Harry Potter film series will open in Covent Garden next month.

Harry Potter and his adventures on the London Underground

A scene that was never shown in the first film, has Harry Potter and the giant Hagrid getting onto a Central line tube train.

Harry Potter wands to light the approach to St Paul’s Cathedral

As part of a PR stunt for a new Harry Potter based movie, there will be a row of giant wizard wands lining one of the approaches to St Paul's Cathedral next month.

Harry Potter exhibition tickets go on sale on Monday

Tickets to visit the Harry Potter exhibition at London's British Library will go on sale this coming Monday (3rd April).

Harry Potter exhibition opens in London

An exhibition opens next week that showcases graphic designs from the Harry Potter films, created by Miraphora Mina and Eduardo Lima, reproduced as limited edition art prints.

Harry Potter artwork goes on display for just one week

One of the more delightful aspects of the Harry Potter movies was for me was how otherwise ordinary objects had an extra special bit of magic in their design, and for a week only, some of those designs have gone on display in central London.

Goodwin’s Court – London’s “real” Diagon Alley

In the world of Harry Potter is a place - a magical place full of Dickensian shops for the convenience of magicians and students - a place called Diagon Alley. Would it amaze you to learn that such a place actually exists in London?