Lacock on Screen Walking Tour Cotswolds | StoryStride: Walking Tours

The medieval cloisters of this former nunnery became Hogwarts' corridors, and one of its vaulted rooms held the Mirror of Erised.

This Georgian coaching inn played the Meryton assembly rooms, where Mr Darcy first snubs Elizabeth Bennet, in the BBC's 1995 Pride and Prejudice.

Today's National Trust shop was the cobbler's in the BBC's Cranford, which turned Lacock into Elizabeth Gaskell's Cheshire town.

The bakery in Cranford stands on Church Street, which was later filled with livestock pens for a fatstock show in Downton Abbey.

This 15th-century inn formed part of Budleigh Babberton, the village where Harry and Dumbledore track down Professor Slughorn.

The red-brick Georgian house on Cantax Hill where Professor Slughorn hides out disguised as an armchair.

The village church, dedicated to a child martyr, appears behind a market scene in a 1996 screen version of Moll Flanders.

A private cottage beyond St Cyriac's played Lily and James Potter's home in a flashback in the first Harry Potter film.

Cavalry charged through this ford in The White Princess, after the crew laid artificial turf to make it safer for the horses.

Lacock on Screen Walking Tour
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