10-Day Harry Potter Road Trip Through England & Scotland

The H10 London Waterloo is a newly built hotel in an unbeatable location with unique asymmetrical architecture and elegant interior design. It offers bright, comfortable rooms, exquisite cuisine in the Three O Two Restaurant, the cosmopolitan Circus Lounge, a Despacio Beauty Center and 2 fully equipped meeting rooms. Thanks to its excellent facilities and original architecture, the hotel has received numerous national and international awards.

Experience a ride on the tallest observation wheel in Europe and take in breathtaking 360-degree views of London. From the top, admire iconic landmarks such as Big Ben, St. Paul's Cathedral, Tower Bridge, and the Houses of Parliament, along with a patchwork panorama of London that can stretch up to 40 kilometers, reaching as far as Windsor Castle on clear days.

The 32 capsules, each representing one of the 32 London boroughs, can accommodate a total of 800 people and move at a leisurely pace of 26 centimeters per second. Initially constructed as a temporary attraction for the millennium, the London Eye has become a permanent fixture, attracting more visitors than world-famous sites like the Taj Mahal and the Pyramids of Giza.

Situated on the outskirts of Cheltenham, The Greenway Hotel & Spa is a great place to stay for a short break or wedding. All guest rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi, television and tea/coffee making facilities. The hotel has dining facilities that specialize in showcasing locally sourced produce. You have access to the fitness center, hydrotherapy pool and beauty and body treatments at the spa. The surrounding area offers attractions and activities for all visitors, such as a visit to the Cheltenham Art Gallery and Museum, the Cotswold Hills Golf Club or Hailes Abbey.

Discover the vibrant history of the oldest university in the English-speaking world on the only official University of Oxford walking tour. Learn how Oxford grew from a small market town to become the city of dreaming spires.

Starting and ending at the Weston Library, you'll go beyond the remarkable spaces of the Bodleian Library on this walking tour—exploring the historic streets of Oxford and following in the footsteps of famous authors, scientists, politicians, and film stars.

Developed by the Bodleian Libraries, in partnership with the Oxford Guild of Tour Guides, our popular Oxford city walking tour will take you on an entertaining journey that reveals the secrets of this historic city.

As part of the tour, you'll step inside the oldest teaching room at the University—the Divinity School—as well as see the exterior of the Bodleian Library, the Radcliffe Camera, and the streets surrounding the central Bodleian site.

B+B York is situated just a short walk from the centre of York, making it the perfect location for exploring the heart of Yorkshire. The guest rooms are spacious and include private bathrooms, free Wi-Fi, TVs with Freeview, complimentary mineral water, hospitality trays, and telephones. A made to order breakfast is included in the rate and is served in the breakfast room daily. Pets are welcome and on-site parking is available. Attractions such as the York Dungeon and the York Castle Museum are within easy reach.

Explore York’s treasures with a private guide by your side! Begin at the magnificent York Minster, where your guide will share captivating stories of its Gothic splendor and history. Walk along the ancient City Walls, enjoying sweeping views while learning their secrets. Wander through the enchanting Shambles, with your guide revealing its hidden gems and quirky shops. End at Clifford’s Tower, where dramatic history meets stunning panoramas—a perfectly tailored half-day experience of York’s charm!

The Market Street Hotel is a unique oasis away from the hustle and bustle of city life, yet at the pulse of the beating heart of Edinburgh. The hotel is located on the edge of Edinburgh's historic Old Town, at 6 Market Street, next to the City Art Centre. The hotel has 98 urban boutique-style rooms and suites and offers a rooftop Champagne Residence with panoramic views, designed to leave a lasting impression on today's intrepid travelers.

Alnwick Castle

Alnwick Castle has a history spanning over 950 years, and the castle's origins date back to Norman times. Since 1309, the castle's history has been intertwined with that of the Percy family, a family with a history as illustrious as that of the castle itself.

Alnwick is the second largest inhabited castle in Britain and has served as a military outpost, an educational institution, a refuge for evacuees, a film set and, not least, a family home. Dive deeper into this extraordinary story and journey through the centuries of this living, changing castle

Alnwick Castle in the Movie

Alnwick Castle was last seen in Transformers: The Last Knight and as the magnificent Brancaster Castle in the 2015 and 2016 Downton Abbey Christmas specials. Since it served as Hogwarts in the first two Harry Potter films and was seen in Elizabeth and Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, among others, the castle is no stranger to film crews!

Situated between Spean Bridge and Loch Ness, just a short drive from Fort William and on the road to the island of Skye, the Corriegour Lodge Hotel is the perfect central base for touring The Highlands. The guest rooms are all en-suite and individually furnished, with many offering stunning views across Loch Lochy and the Great Glen. The on-site restaurant serves the finest produce from the Scottish Highlands' rich natural larder, such as king scallops, and Aberdeen Angus beef. Guests can make the most of the private lochside beach, complete with jetty, or simply stroll in the extensive gardens and round off the day with a fine malt whisky beside a cosy log fire in the residents' lounge. For guests wishing to try their luck at catching fish, a reel can be provided.

The world famous "Jacobite Express" is quite possibly the most beautiful and scenic train ride anywhere!

This 84-mile round trip, dubbed the most beautiful rail ride in the world, takes you past a series of awe-inspiring extremes. The journey begins near Britain's highest mountain, Ben Nevis, and travels to Britain's westernmost train station, Arisaig, past Britain's deepest freshwater lake, Loch Morar, and Britain's shortest river, River Morar, until finally arriving at Europe's deepest seawater lake, Loch Nevis!

We cross the 21-arched Glenfinnan Viaduct (a site made famous by the Harry Potter films), the Loch Shiel and the Jacobite Memorial. If time permits, the train will stop on the viaduct to give you the opportunity to enjoy the magnificent views. If time permits we will stop at Glenfinnan station. After the stop in Glenfinnan, you'll have time to stretch your legs and, if you wish, visit the West Highland Railway Museum in the restored station building. The Jacobite can also stop at Arisaig if you request this from the conductor.

Behind Glenfinnan lie the beautiful villages of Lochailort, Arisaig, Morar and Mallaig. You can get off at Arisaig if you ask the security guard to do so. From here on a clear summer day you can see the "Small Islands" of Rum, Eigg, Muck, Canna and the southern tip of Skye.