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Reviews: London: Harry Potter Movies Walking Tour (Kids Go Free)
Guest User2026-08-29
Owen was a really chill guide with a good sense of humor. Not only Harry Potter facts, but also other facts about London!
Reviews: London West End Musical Silent Disco Walking Tour Top 1%
Guest User2026-09-07
Our group had a fabulous time singing and dancing our way around the tour. Our guides were amazing from start to finish and one of the best bits was putting smiles on lots and lots of people who watched us. Thankyou so much.
Reviews: Magical London: Harry Potter Guided Walking Tour
Guest User2026-09-04
Great experience especially if you are a Harry Potter fan. Filming locations are all walkable, only some need to take a short underground tube at your own cost. My guide Murray was very enthusiastic to explain the details. It was a great walking tour.
Reviews: Harry Potter Studio Tour London 1-day tour | admission ticket + shuttle bus included
Guest User2026-07-03
We had a lovely time at Harry Potter Studios. We chose the coach trio from central London. Very well organised from Victoria Coach statin. Premium Tours were very well organised. Coach left and returned promptly. The studios were great. Lots to see and engage with. My only issue would have been the price of the food.
Reviews: Harry potter studio and university of Oxford 1-day tour
Guest User2025-08-17
To be honest, this tour was a bit expensive, but since I couldn't get tickets to the Harry Potter factory, I had to join a group. Meeting at 7 am was agonizing; I ended up sleeping on the bus. The English-speaking tour guide in Oxford was an older woman, but she was super fun. The itinerary was relatively simple: 1.5 hours walking around the colleges without going inside anything, followed by an hour of free shopping. The tour guide mainly provided explanations on the bus, and once at the factory, it was mostly self-sufficiency. It's basically just the cost of the transportation and entrance fees. If you can get tickets yourself, you don't need to join a group. The only advantage was that it allowed my child to practice their English listening skills.