Harry Potter Walking Tour Oxford | StoryStride: Walking Tours

Wren's Gothic gateway tower, where Great Tom still rings 101 times every night for Christ Church's original scholars.

The staircase where Professor McGonagall welcomes the first years, beneath a fan-vaulted ceiling built just before the Civil War.

Christ Church's Tudor dining hall, the model for the Hogwarts Great Hall that the film-makers built as a set.

The medieval cloister where Hermione shows Harry his father's name on a Quidditch trophy in the first film.

The University's oldest teaching room, which became the Hogwarts hospital wing where Harry recovers after facing Quirrell.

The Bodleian's oldest reading room, Hogwarts' library on screen, where even King Charles I was refused permission to borrow a book.

A hidden pub by the old city wall, linked to a famous Bob Hawke drinking record that turns out to be a legend.

The cloisters where students wear "Potter Stinks" badges in Goblet of Fire, with medieval graves beneath the flagstones.

The cloister oak where Draco sneers from the branches before Mad-Eye Moody turns him into a ferret.

New College's first-of-its-kind quad, where grotesques along the rooftops recall the stone defenders of Hogwarts.

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