The Wizarding World of Harry Potter: London: Shopping

 

W - Weasley's Wizard Wheezes
From wizard candy to joke products, guests will find fun at Fred and George's two-story building.

X - Madam Malkin's Robes for All Occassions
Guests will find Hogwarts robes, costumes, Yule Ball outfits, and more at this fashionable shop.

Y - Eyelops Owl Emporium
This is another gift shop selling owls and postal souvenirs.

Z - Ollivanders
Guests can buy interactive wands here. This includes original designs, as well as characters replicas.

AA - Borgin and Burkes
Guests head down Knockturn Alley to visit this shop devoted to the Dark Arts. Aside from seeing the Vanishing Cabinet, the cursed necklace, and the hand of glory, guests can also buy Dark Arts merchandise here.

AB - Wiseacre's Wizarding Equipment
Once they escape Gringotts, guests will come into a gift shop where they can buy Gringotts and Wizarding World merchandise, especially merchandise from other Wizarding communities.

AC - Magical Manergerie
This is where Magical creatures are purchased, from Hogwarts mascots to pets. This is also where guests will find several creatures from Fantastic Beasts, including the famous Niffler.

AD - Kreacher Features
Guests come inside Sirius Black's childhood home of Number 12, Grimmauld Place, which has been converted into a gift shop by the Ministry. Here, they can find Ministry merchandise, ride photos, and more. They may also see Kreacher mumbling about things, and Mrs. Black's screaming portrait.

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