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The Harry Potter books by JK Rowling are among the most popular in the wizarding world of fantasy and adventure, with some locations in the UK taken as a reference, as they are today. They have become tourist destinations for locals, foreigners, and the most loyal fans of the saga.
In the case of films, each film contains iconic scenes, some of which were filmed in Scotland, so this time We present to you the places that you must visit on your next trip to this country which, of course, is a go-to for every fan of JK Rowling books.
Glenfinnan Bridge and the Jacobean Train
This bridge is located 30 meters above the ground and was opened in 1901. It is located about a 20-minute drive from Fort William. The Scottish Highlands Gateway was built to connect the two cities of Fort William and Mallaig. At this location, you can recall famous scenes from the saga when you board the Hogwarts Expressthe train which is actually called Jacobita, which crosses the road to the School of Magic.
Shiel Lake
Loch Shiel is a freshwater lake of about 20 square kilometers with a depth of 120 metres. It is one of the most famous lochs in Fort William, and it is said that every year this beautiful loch tends to change its depth and length. Wherever you look at it, this site has magic. Here you’ll find the memorial to the rising Jacobites, where the Stewarts’ banner was hoisted for the last time on this spot in 1745. The site was used for the movie Goblet of Fire as the Triwizard Tournament water event was held.
Glencoe
One of the most impressive locations for its great beauty and access to the Highlands of Scotland is Glencoe Valley, also known as the Valley of Tears. The reason is found in the most dramatic event in the history of this valley: the Glencoe Massacre. His landscapes were used in the movie Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkabanwhere Hagrid’s cabin and Hogwarts Bridge were built, as well as Quidditch matches.
Victoria Street
If you walk through the Old Town of Edinburgh, sooner or later you will come to one of the most beautiful and charming streets, Victoria Street, whose C-shaped slope connects George IV Bridge with the Grassmarket. Its façades and whimsical tones harbor an infinite number of shops, restaurants, and bars. It is said that JK was inspired by this street to create Diagon Alley, It’s where Potter searches for his wand and generally the perfect place to go shopping.
Black Rock George
Black Rock Gorge or Spanish Garganta de Roca Negra Forest is in a deep and narrow cleft, 1.5 kilometers long and can reach a depth of 36 meters, which is the preferred space for tourists who want to camp. This forest was part of the movie Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Where the battle begins against the Galactic Horntail, which is considered the most dangerous dragon due to its spiked tail and bronze horns.
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