Harry Potter filming location

All the scenes in this film were shot in England.

Specific shooting location:

The main location of the magic school is Edinburgh, Scotland. The Christian College and Library in Oxford University Town are the main shooting scenes of Hogwarts.

Christian College is the largest college in Oxford University. Although it is open to tourists, it must follow the designated route and must not break in without authorization. The college canteen was used to photograph Hogwarts.

In the movie, the library became Harry Potter's classroom, and the college hall outside the library was changed into the infirmary of Hogwarts during the filming. In the movie, if you want to go to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, you must take the Hogwarts express train on platform 9 and platform 3/4 between platform 9 and platform 10 at King's Cross Railway Station.

By car:

It takes two hours by train from London to reach Gloucester, an English town near Wales. Gloucester Cathedral, which is used to photograph the corridor of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, will become a tourist attraction to attract tourists.

This Gloucester Cathedral, built in 68 1 year, has a solemn atmosphere. In the movie, Harry Potter and his classmates Hermione and Ron often wander around this long arched corridor. Walking on the arched cloister, you can imagine yourself in the mysterious magic school corridor, and the elaborate cloister pattern becomes a series of magic symbols.