No, Hogwarts is in Scotland.
The main characters board the train to go to Hogwarts from Kings Cross station in London. The entryway to enter Diagon Alley is also located at the Three Broomsticks in London. The closest known town to Hogwarts is an all magical village called Hogsmeade.
The actual castle that was used in the films is named Alnwick Castle. It is located in Northumberland, England.
no, it is in Scottland (and only in JKR's fantasy world, not in our reality)
There is one online, though!
Virtual-Hogwarts.org is a free and active online role-playing forum with over 9000 registered characters, that has been online since 2003, and stands as one of the most active canon-based RPG forums around. A short sorting form is all you need to register and begin your quest through seven years of magical learning and tumultuous adolescence. Get Sorted, take classes, Duel, play Quidditch, and even shop in Diagon Alley and Hogsmeade!
Britain. It is a very Englandish place for British Peeps.
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Harry Potter lived at number four, Privet drive, Surrey with his aunt and uncle.
Are you talking about the new Harry Potter theme park? If you are, it's located in Orlando, Florida as part of the Universal Studios theme park.
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Nowhere has a Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part 3.
you can use them at the ministry of magic in london. Not really , harry potter is a fantasy story
Yes, Harry lives near London and London is in England.
The first Harry Potter book was published on 30 June 1997 in London.
Yes, all of the Harry Potter movies were made in London.
I guess get on a plane or something and go to London where the auditions are.
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Yes hamilys in London sells wands and other Harry potter stuff! :)
Little Whinging from Harry Potter is a fictitious town. It is in Surrey, England, but to the south of London
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