

by Evan Evans Tours
This full-day tour from London lasts about 10 hours and visits Harry Potter filming locations at Lacock Abbey, Castle Combe, the Cotswolds, and Gloucester Cathedral. The tour begins with about two and a half hours at Lacock Village and Lacock Abbey, where visitors explore medieval streets and cloisters used as Hogwarts interiors in the films. Afterward, the group travels through Castle Combe, a village known for its medieval buildings and rural landscape. The route continues through parts of the Cotswolds, an area of rolling hills and traditional English countryside. The final stop is Gloucester Cathedral, where visitors spend around 75 minutes touring Gothic halls and vaulted ceilings that served as Hogwarts corridors in the movies. The tour includes entry to Lacock Abbey and Gloucester Cathedral, an expert guide, a luxury small-group vehicle with free Wi-Fi and USB charging, and a personal audio headset for live commentary. Hotel pickup and lunch are not included.
Lacock Abbey
Spend about two and a half hours at Lacock Village and Lacock Abbey, both used as filming locations in the Harry Potter series. Explore historic timber-framed streets and the medieval chambers of Lacock Abbey, which served as Hogwarts interiors with corridors and halls featured in key scenes.
150 min
Castle Combe
Drive through Castle Combe, a village recognized for its medieval architecture and countryside setting, providing a scenic interlude on the route.
Gloucester Cathedral
Tour Gloucester Cathedral for around 75 minutes to see the Gothic architecture and vaulted ceilings that doubled as Hogwarts corridors in the films. The cathedral’s cloisters and grand halls were key filming locations for the Harry Potter movies.
75 min
Evan Evans Tours, 258 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London, UK