Harry Potter London Tours
Self-guided London route if you hate following a lollipop
Self-guided
4.2·11 reviews
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Self-guided means you hold the phone. You can abandon it for a pub. You can also get the route wrong between Bank and Monument. You are not paying for a human to keep the group moving.
Cheapest paid option besides doing it with a free map. The studio is still a different ticket. If you get lost in the City, pay for a live guide next time.
Why this is our pick
We pick this when you hate groups or your dates do not match a live tour. Independence is the product.
Who this is for
- Independent travellers
- Repeat visitors who only want a couple of pins
- Anyone avoiding a flagged group
Best for
- Self-guided versus guided comparison
- Flexible timing
- A low-commitment London HP layer
What's included
- Self-guided route or app as listed
- You provide the walking
- No studio, no host unless stated
Itinerary
- 1
Download
Do this on hotel Wi-Fi. The City is a bad place to discover the app needs an account.
- 2
Walk
Pause for coffee. That is the point of not having a group.
- 3
Skip bits
You will. A live guide would not let you.
Highlights
- Go at your own pace
- Usually cheaper than a live guide
- Easy to quit halfway
Frequently asked questions
Is there a person?
No, unless you buy a different product.
Works offline?
Check. Underground stations kill signal.
Studio included?
No.
Good for first visit to London?
Only if you already navigate the Tube. Otherwise a live walk is kinder.
Kids?
If they will follow a phone. Many will not.