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 The Harry Potter film has been filmed in many locations and below are descriptions of the sets used. All Info Is Copyright Empire Online.GLOUCESTER CATHEDRAL, ENGLANDHogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry will be portrayed by the now famous Gloucester Cathedral, which is centuries old. The cathedral is located around the forest regions of England. OXFORD UNIVERSITY, LONDONFrom what is known, the Bodleian library of Oxford University in London, England was used as Hogwart's own library, since Gloucester did not have one. LONDON ZOOThe London Zoo was one of the first locations that was used. The scene where Harry and the Dursleys go to the zoo for Dudley's birthday, was filmed. ALNWICK CASTLE, ENGLANDThis is the set, in which the filmmakers used for the Quidditch matches only. Alnwick Castle is the second largest inhabited castle in England, the first being Windsor Castle. Since 1309, it has been the home of the Percys, Earls and Dukes of Northumberland. Goathland Station, EnglandThis is the filming location for the Hogsmeade Station, in which the Hogwarts Express awaits the oncoming students. Goathland, itself is a busy moorland village with wide verges and high hills on the North Yorkshire Moors. DURHAM CATHEDRAL, ENGLANDThere are three filming locations for scenes involving Hogwarts, but Durham Cathedral was used for the classroom scenes. According to an eyewitness report, there were a few scenes that were filmed along the balcony and outside the archways for some winter scenes. |
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