Leave your pride at the door, and suspend your disbelief as you enter the Warner Bros Studio Tour. There's no shame in fan-girling as you tread the floors of the great hall, or scream with delight on your first broomstick ride.
Although the trip, and souvenirs may be a little pricey, The Making Of Harry Potter is a truly unique experience, looking at the intense workload and attention to detail that went into creating such an incredible world for the big screen.
You can sample butterbeer (although taking any home is not allowed), climb aboard the Hogwarts Express and practice your wand-waving skills, with enthusiastic staff members explaining each section, if you ask them nicely.
Top tips: Turn up at least 30 minutes early, there's a long queue to enter. The canteen outside isn't great, and is quite expensive, so it's worth eating before you head in.
How to get there: Coaches depart from London Victoria, or take the train from Euston to Watford Junction, where buses run to the studio every 20 minutes
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