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Map of The Wizarding World

The Wizarding World

Hidden within the ordinary world, older than memory

Fantasy
CuratedJ.K. Rowling · Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone

About This World

The wizarding world exists hidden in the cracks of the ordinary one: its pubs are concealed behind Muggle façades, and its government is buried below London. Hogwarts sits in the Scottish Highlands, disguised by powerful enchantments. The school is organized into four houses: Gryffindor, Slytherin, Ravenclaw, and Hufflepuff. The castle itself is alive in a way that defies simple architecture: rooms appear and disappear, and staircases lead somewhere different on Tuesdays.

Notable Locations

Hogwarts Castle

A castle of towers, hidden staircases, and secret passages: both school and sanctuary for a thousand years.

Diagon Alley

A hidden street in London, entered through a Muggle pub, where witches and wizards shop for everything a magical life requires.

Hogsmeade

The only all-wizarding village in Britain: a destination for Hogwarts students on permitted weekends.

The Forbidden Forest

Ancient woodland bordering Hogwarts, forbidden to students, home to centaurs, acromantulas, and darker things.

The Ministry of Magic

The governing body of British wizardkind, accessed through phone boxes and underground passages beneath London.

Azkaban

The wizarding prison on a remote island, where Dementors guard the prisoners by draining them of every happy thought.

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