I'm gonna walk around London and check out all the sights where Harry Potter was filmed

First stop on the Harry Potter tour is Diagon Alley

well actually, it's not really called Diagon Alley it's just the inspiration for the film here

an alley full of old bookshops and a lot of the bookshops are full of books of magic and potions

>> GUIDE: And so the visitors entrance through the Ministry of Magic of the Order of the Phoenix

and that was the entrance to the Leaky Cauldron

>> RYAN: I am learning a lot of fun stuff and more than just learning about Harry Potter

I'm seeing the great city of London and our tour guide is pointing out everything that has to do with London

so it's not just Harry Potter, it's everything

Not only are we walking around the city today

but we're jumping on boats

we're heading across the Thames River now

>> GUIDE: here is Shakespeare's Globe Theatre

in the books the bridge which was destroyed is called Brockdale bridge

but the Millennium Bridge was used because apparently it's the easiest bridge to destroy using CGI

>> RYAN: I'm back on solid ground and it's time to check out more film locations from Harry Potter

>> TRAVELER: I've been a Harry Potter fan pretty much the beginning so it's pretty fun to actually be here

>> RYAN: This is Leadenhall Market and it was in the first film

and it actually looks like a movie set but it's a real place

This is awesome, walking, boats, and now the tube or the subway

to check out the final chapter of the Harry Potter tour

this is the famous railway station where Harry Potter and all of his buds would get on the train

and go to school in Scotland

this is so cool I didn't know this existed in real life

Platform nine and three quarters

this is quite a spot for a photo there huh?

I absolutely enjoyed this Harry Potter tour I had a good time good things.