• Greyfriars Kirkyard - Known as ‘the most haunted cemetery in Edinburgh,’ Greyfriars Kirkyard offers an eerie experience. Visitors can explore its chilling history and discover its connections to the renowned Harry Potter novels.
• Potterrow - Student Accommodation Edinburgh - Explore the contemporary union complex known as Potterrow. Its standout feature is an open dome area that provides a sunlit space for students to study or unwind.
• 6a Nicolson St - Walk past the former site of Cafe “Spoon,” where J.K. Rowling began writing the Harry Potter series. Although it is now closed, its legacy as a hub of creativity remains.
• National Museum of Scotland - As one of the UK’s premier attractions, this museum offers insights into Scotland’s history, nature, and culture, along with diverse exhibits from around the globe.
• The Elephant House - Visit the location where British author JK Rowling penned parts of the Harry Potter books. Often referred to as the “birthplace of Harry Potter,” The Elephant House was also the site of one of the author’s earliest interviews.
• Victoria Street - Take a leisurely walk down the picturesque Victoria Street, known for its gentle curve and vibrant shopfronts. It stands as one of Edinburgh’s most iconic spots.

• Licensed Tour Guide

Embark on Edinburgh’s cultural journey, where every step tells a story. Discover Greyfriars Kirkyard, a hauntingly beautiful inspiration for Harry Potter. Marvel at Potterrow’s architectural wonder and reflect outside the once vibrant Cafe “Spoon,” a significant landmark in J.K. Rowling’s writing journey. Peek into the National Museum of Scotland’s rich heritage, and feel the magic at The Elephant House, where Harry Potter’s world was partially born. Conclude on the picturesque Victoria Street, a feast for the eyes and a muse for the creative soul. This tour invites you to weave your narrative into Edinburgh’s rich tapestry of history and imagination.

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