Screen-production locationPhilosopher’s Stone
Leadenhall Market
The covered market appears on the approach to the Leaky Cauldron and Diagon Alley.
Evidence • checked City of London screen-location trail
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Search fifteen London stops by film, scene or evidence type. Sourced screen-production locations stay separate from story settings and attractive alleys adopted by the internet.
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Screen-production locationPhilosopher’s Stone
Bull’s Head Passage
A shopfront in the passage became the first-film entrance to the Leaky Cauldron.
Evidence • checked City of London screen-location trail
Screen-production locationPrisoner of Azkaban
Borough Market and Stoney Street
The area supplied the later Leaky Cauldron approach near the Knight Bus arrival.
Evidence • checked Official London visitor guide
Screen-production locationHalf-Blood Prince
Millennium Bridge
The bridge is attacked during the film’s London opening sequence.
Evidence • checked Official London visitor guide
Screen-production locationPrisoner of Azkaban
Lambeth Bridge
The Knight Bus squeezes between London traffic on the bridge.
Evidence • checked Official national tourism guide
Screen-production locationOrder of the Phoenix
Westminster Underground station
Arthur Weasley negotiates the ticket barriers while travelling to the Ministry.
Evidence • checked Official London visitor guide
Screen-production locationOrder of the Phoenix / Deathly Hallows
Great Scotland Yard and Scotland Place
Street exteriors around here doubled for approaches to the Ministry of Magic.
Evidence • checked Tour-operator corroboration; lower-confidence source
Screen-production locationDeathly Hallows – Part 1
Piccadilly Circus
Harry, Ron and Hermione appear among the lights and traffic after escaping the wedding.
Evidence • checked Official London visitor guide
Screen-production locationChamber of Secrets
St Pancras Renaissance Hotel exterior
The Gothic St Pancras frontage stands in for the exterior of King’s Cross on screen.
Evidence • checked Named independent secondary location source
Story or screen-setting stopSeries-wide story setting
Platform 9¾ trolley
The public photo point celebrates the fictional platform; the platform scenes themselves were not filmed at this exact spot.
Evidence • checked Official visitor information; photo point is not claimed as a shoot
Screen-production locationPhilosopher’s Stone
Australia House
Its grand interior was used for Gringotts scenes.
Evidence • checked Official Studio Tour production context
Screen-production locationOrder of the Phoenix / Deathly Hallows
Claremont Square
The square supplied exterior references for 12 Grimmauld Place.
Evidence • checked Named independent secondary location source
Fan association / inspirationNo confirmed film appearance
Goodwin’s Court
A narrow historic alley strongly associated by fans with wizarding London.
Evidence • checked No screen-production claim; deliberately classified as fan association
Fan association / inspirationNo confirmed film appearance
Cecil Court
Booksellers and Victorian shopfronts make this a popular fan-inspiration stop.
Evidence • checked No screen-production claim; deliberately classified as fan association
Film-design stopDesign across the film series
House of MinaLima
A gallery and shop from the designers behind newspapers, packaging, posters and other printed props.
Evidence • checked Official MinaLima venue and design-studio information
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Keep station gates, shop entrances and pavements clear. Do not photograph into homes or restricted buildings. Londoners are not background performers, however convincing the production design.