Fire Causes Damage at Elephant House Café Where Parts of “Sorcerer’s Stone” Were Written
Fire has damaged a café in Edinburgh, Scotland, where parts of the first “Harry Potter” novel were written.
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Events Roundup: Explore Edinburgh, Laugh at Ordinary Movies, and Join a Deep Discussion
There’s so much to do and so little time. If only we had a Time-Turner…
Scottish “Harry Potter”-Themed Flat for Sale, Plus “Potter”-Themed Guest Houses Available to Book Now
From Hogwarts Houses to Hagrid’s hut, these whimsical “Harry Potter”-themed guest getaways don’t disappoint.
The Ultimate Gift: Five People in Your Life Who Deserve the Trip of a Lifetime
Whether your giftees are fans of “Harry Potter,” “The Lord of the Rings,” or “Narnia,” they will be able to journey to the Scottish Highlands on the Hogwarts Express, Platform 9 3/4, or Oxford to explore famous filming locations. The eight-day tour will fly by – brooms not required.
Seven Reasons You Should Book a Virtual Tour of Edinburgh
That Guide With Glasses takes us on a virtual tour of Edinburgh and reveals “Harry Potter” secrets even we didn’t know.
Coronavirus Restrictions Cause Popular “Potter” Pilgrimage Spot to Close
Spoon, an Edinburgh café credited with being one of the birthplaces of early chapters of “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone”, has closed its doors due to the financial impact of coronavirus restrictions in Scotland.
Tombstone Tourists Cause Significant Soil Erosion at “Voldemort’s” Gravestone
Grave-hunting “Harry Potter” fans have caused significant soil damage to Greyfriars Kirkyard. Find out more about the environmental issue here!
Popular “Harry Potter” Merchandise Store Facing Legal Challenge from Warner Bros.
One popular store for “Harry Potter” merchandise is facing legal trouble from Warner Bros. for infringing on the company’s intellectual property. Learn more here!
