British Movies Tours

Love tours?
Love movies and television shows?
Then you’ll love British Movies Tours.

British Movie Tours is the premier provider of Film and TV location sightseeing tours in London and the UK. They operate bus, walking and small vehicle tours in various locations throughout the UK.

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Thanks to British Movies Tour for inviting some members of Love Pop Ups London down to discover the secret locations Harry Potter was filmed.

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“This bank holiday weekend I went on the Harry Potter walking tour with my mom. It was interesting and we enjoyed it. Our tour guide, Owen, was great and kept it interesting. I especially liked that they had a booklet with all the scenes screen shots to compare to the scene in front of you! It’s a lot of walking, and my feet were sore by the end, but it takes you past all the most lovely touristy bits of London along the way, so it’s worth it. Would recommend!”

Katie says

“I am a Harry Potter fan ever since the first book came out, so jumped at the chance to go on the Walking Tour offered by Love Pop Ups London.”

Mei Yelp review

“Harry Potter walking tour – A great way to see the city especially for a Harry Potter fan. The tour is approx 2 hours long with a lot of walking involved but takes you past a lot of London’s best landmarks – the Shard, Millenium Bridge, St Paul’s, the Walkie Talkie and Parliament. On top of that some key  film locations are featured including the Leaky Cauldron and Ministry of Magic muggle entrance. The tour guides were extremely knowledgeable, divulging some interesting facts about the filming, actors and costs involved with making the movies. He was also able to reference other movies as well as some interesting historical facts about certain landmarks. An interesting afternoon!”

Lizzie says

“Expelliarmus! Little joke amongst the various Harry Potter tour guides (silly but fun to watch in action) You ll understand once you do the tour! Quite an interesting tour, while none of the locations were news to me it was still interesting to learn more about the history of the buildings, the tricks/effects used by the studios to make the scenes/areas look a certain way. Definitely a must do to add to your Harry Potter knowledge especially if you are not a Londoner.”

Jen Yelp review

“It’s no secret that I’m a huge Harry Potter fan. In fact, I’ve been writing Literary London posts for a while now and so far most have been Potter-themed, from House of MinaLima and the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child play around its corner to the unmissable Warner Brothers Studio Tour. One wizarding must-do I had not yet checked off the list though was a Harry Potter walking tour of London. Focusing on filming locations rather than book-related references, I finally got a chance to experience it this weekend. While most of Britain was glued to the telly for the royal wedding, I was wandering through sunny London spotting obscure wizarding locations.”

Zarina blog post

“I would consider myself a Harry Potter fan having read all the books and watched all the movies. However, I watched most of the movies before I moved to London so some of the locations were news to me. I didn’t know that Diagon Alley was Leadenhall Market for example. I thought that everything was recreated in the studio as I had been to the WB studio tour and there was a Diagon Alley there. It was also interesting to have some background of how certain scenes were shot or modified for the movie. If you’re a Harry Potter fan, please add it on the list of things to do. There is a lot of walking outdoors so preferably do it on a sunny day (if you can).”

Jamie Yelp review

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