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Harry Potter’s London: A Truly Magical Walking Experience
Wander through central London and see how everyday streets and hidden corners became magical moments in the Harry Potter films. From atmospheric lanes to historic buildings with wizarding connections. I will share fun stories, surprising facts, and movie secrets from some of the saga’s most loved locations, including Ministry of Magic entrances, Diagon and Knockturn Alleys inspirations, famous bridges seen on screen and Westminster Station featured in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. The tour is relaxed and playful, with plenty of time for photos and fun along the way. You’ll be able to borrow wands for an iconic picture in Knockturn Alley’s inspiration place, stand in the exact spot where Ron was filmed in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, and enjoy a light-hearted game that makes the experience interactive and exciting. Blending magic, storytelling, and real London history, this tour is perfect for families, young witches and wizards, and fans of all ages.
London: Secret Societies, Occultism & Witchcraft
Meet your guide at St James’s Palace, one of the oldest royal palaces in London. From here, your guide will take you to one of the first places in London devoted to the study of magical arts. Afterwards, see where the 19th century secret society named the Suicide Circle was based. Walk along Pall Mall to the oldest occult bookshop in London. Discover stories about the Hermetic order of the Golden Dawn and its members. Continue to the Charring Cross Hotel, where the French occultist Eliphas Levi allegedly performed an act of necromancy. Follow your guide to Cleopatra's Needle on Victoria Embankment, a stone obelisk surrounded by dark legends. Learn how it was brought to London and why some Londoners are still obsessed with Egyptian mythology. Continue to the Freemasons quarter, passing the building where the Ordo Templi Orientis secret society is based. The most influential member was English author and occultist Aleister Crowley. Walk past another occult society before arriving at the British Museum. Learn how pagans and members of secret societies pay tributes to idols in the museum. Discover the history of the occult on this walking tour of London.
Prehistoric Britain: Ancient Caves, Stonehenge & Haunted Forest
History and archaeology enthusiasts will love visiting some of Britain’s most mysterious prehistoric sites on this private day tour from London. As well as the famous, UNESCO World Heritage–listed Stonehenge, visit many other equally ancient but less-visited sites, including Avebury and Wayland’s Smithy. Stop for a picnic lunch in a beautiful forest, and even visit a cave that’s said to be haunted. See many places off the main tourist trail.