Only true Harry Potter fans will recognise these places (are you one of them?).

The 1st place and 1st film, the Reptile House is the place where the famous wizard takes revenge on his hated cousin Dudley, and we all rejoiced at the scene where the vivarium glass disappears! In any case, whether you're a fork-tongue or not, the reptile house is a great place to visit in the world's oldest zoo. The establishment opened its doors in 1828 thanks to the joint efforts of a British officer and inventor. Although the reptile area is sure to be the one that attracts you most, the other parts of the park are just as interesting, as well as being diverse and numerous.

Also in the first film, but also in several others, Leadenhall Market was used as the setting for the famous Diagon Alley. The place is clearly recognisable from the huge, iconic arcades above the wizards' hats. Further down the street is the entrance to the Cauldron, the gateway between Leadenhall market for muggles and the Wizard's Way. In truth, the famous pub is nothing more than an optician's shop on Bull's Head Passage, which is not nearly as attractive as a good old-fashioned reparo oculus.

Fast forward 4 years, Harry Potter is 15, and Mr Weasley takes him to the Ministry of Magic in the film Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. The two wizards took the Underground through Westminster station. This station is particularly noteworthy as it also provides access to Westminster Palace and Westminster Bridge, both of which the bespectacled wizard and his friends fly over in the same film.

The following year, in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, the hero's battle took a completely different turn: everyone knew about Voldemort's return and the Death Eaters were no longer in hiding. One of the first scenes in the film shows them destroying an iconic London landmark: the Millennium Bridge. Don't worry, no one should be able to destroy it, even with the most expensive wand in the Harry Potter shop. It is a must-see in London and can be used to get to the Tate Modern museum or St Paul's Cathedral, two other places of interest in the capital.

1 year later, in the first part of the last film, the protagonist runs away from his best friend's brother's wedding with his best friend and Hermione, heading for Piccadilly Circus. A place dear to Hermione's heart and therefore the first place she thinks of before transplaning. After all, it's London's most famous landmark and surely the first place some of you think of when you think of the Great Fog. So it's a perfect place to combine a visit to London with a Potterhead's passion.