Lacock Abbey, which was founded in 1232 is the setting for a number of the scenes in the 'Philosophers Stone' and 'The Chamber of Secrets'. The medieval cloisters, Sacristy, Chapter House and monastic rooms were used to great effect.

At Lacock Abbey some of the main film shots for 'Philosophers Stone' and 'Chamber of Secrets' were filmed here and you can walk in the footsteps of Harry Potter.

This room  which Harry Potter stumbled into while hiding from Filch in the 'Philosophers Stone', was used to house the mirror in which he saw his mother and father.

The Sacristy, was used as a classroom for Harry Potter in 'Philosophers Stone' and 'Chamber of Secrets'.

This grassed courtyard in the centre of Lacock Abbey is featured many times in 'Philosophers Stone' and 'Chamber of Secrets'.

Upon entering the Warming Room at Lacock Abbey you first see the Cauldron which stands in the middle of  one of the classrooms.

Walk the cloisters of Lacock Abbey and see  some of the corridors which Harry Potter walked along in  'Philosophers Stone' and 'Chamber of Secrets'.

Professor Slughorn's House

Lacock Village
While in Lacock, take a little time out to view this picturesque 16th Century Village, (although the oldest house dates back to the 13th century). Over the years the village has hardly changed with the houses and small shops still standing  in their original limewashed, half-timbered and stone architecture. Visit the church of St Cyraic built in the 15th century.  Professor Slughorn's home can also been seen in the the village as well.

Privet Drive can be seen with the 11 hour Harry Potter Lacock  film location tour.