Kings Cross Station is where students attending Hogwarts will be expected to arrive in order to board the Hogwarts Express. The train will be waiting by platform 9 3/4 for boarding. As so Muggles do not venture in, the passage way to the platform is between the rather very visible platforms 4 and 5.

The Leaky Cauldron is a seedy bar and inn for witches and wizards located in Muggle Lodon, on Charing Cross Road. It is through here that one way to gain passage into Diagon Alley can be found, and most often used by muggle borns accompanied by muggle parents. On the ground floor there is a bar, large dining room, and several compact sitting rooms. On the second floor are a series of bedrooms available for rent.

Wyndham's Theatre is an historic London theatre opened in 1899, located on Charing Cross Road. It was the first West End theatre William Sprague designed in his own right, and is easily recognisable by its iconic façade.
The pediment of Wyndham's Theatre features a bust of poet and playwright William Shakespeare, flanked by muses and cherubs.

Oxford Street is said to be the busiest street in all of Europe. It is they shopping center of all shopping centers, housing everything from Department stores to tiny pubs. Any need you may have, can most likely be met on Oxford Street. Even one's more refined tastes can be met with a visit to the National Gallery, which can also be found in this area.

Little Whining (Surrey, a stones throw south of London) is a suburb of London where the family home of the Dursley's was formerly located. All it's houses look exactly the same and all sit in neatly cut lawns, on neatly paved streets. Mostly muggles live in this area, and not many wizards travel through.

Reptile House, London Zoo is home to over 650 different species. There, one may happen upon the opportunity to encounter a plethora of varieties of weird and wonderful mammals, birds, invertebrates, reptiles, amphibians and fish.

Kew Gardens are the ideal representation of the national gardener's ideal park. Kew Gardens is a magnificent World Heritage Site covering 300 acres with over 30,000 species of plants. Kew is able to represent many examples of primitive plants from its own living collections.