Harry Potter and Thames Cruise Tour
Description
Discover London from a magical perspective this ideal experience for fans and the curious. Accompanied by a guide in Spanish, you will tour real filming locations, corners that inspired the magical universe and settings where fantasy and the city merge. Discover iconic landmarks such as the Millennium Bridge and the Southwark area, passing through markets, historic buildings and spaces that any follower of the saga will recognize instantly. After this tour, you will enjoy a cruise along the Thames, from where London is even more spectacular and you may remember some mythical scenes from the movies. Back ashore, you’ll continue exploring downtown with places that inspired the Bank of Gringotts or Diagon Alley to finish at the Palace Theatre. In addition, throughout the activity you will participate in a fun game to compete for the House Cup. An original, dynamic and fun way to get to know the city with a touch of magic.
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Itinerary
Next to one of London’s most spectacular bridges, you can recall one of the most striking scenes in the Harry Potter film series.
In front of this theatre inspired by the original set in motion by William Shakespeare himself, you will be surprised by the relationship that this universal writer can have with the story of the young magician.
Facing the ruins of one of London’s most important medieval palaces, it’s easy to imagine some magical world settings.
What relationship can this ship have to the Harry Potter stories? Here you will know some interesting links.
At this location some scenes from different Harry Potter films were shot. Do you want to know what they are?
Undoubtedly, the architecture of this temple, one of the oldest in the city, will magically transport you to the spectacular and mysterious Hogwarts Castle.
From London Bridge to Embankment, you'll cruise the Thames to discover amazing views and perhaps recreate some broom flying.
In the setting of one of London’s most historic squares, you can discover one of the buildings that inspired the luxurious Bank of Gringotts.
The architecture and shops of this street may seem familiar. Are you in Diagon Alley?
Here you will discover that the magic is still alive, which is that this theater is home to the sequel to JK Rowling's plays, 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Legacy'.
Highlights
What's included
Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
