This is the best part.
Window shopping! But it’s not just window shopping, it’s window shopping at The Wizarding World of Harry Potter.
Dogweed and Deathcap is a shopfront only, with windows that show some of their exotic plants. There’s a mandrake (I’m assuming) that moves and wails in one of the window.
Gladrags Wizardwear
“ They went into Gladrags Wizardwear to buy a present for Dobby, where they had fun selecting the most lurid socks they could find, including a pair patterned with flashing gold and silver stars, and another that screamed loudly when they became too smelly.”
Potage’s Cauldron Shop sells, not surprisingly, cauldrons.
Scrivenshaft’s Quill Shop
Spintwitches, the quiddich shop, shows a quiddich set, with the bludgers struggling against the chains.
The line at Ollivanders, the wand shop, was looong. So I passed going in, but apparently they put on a bit of a show where one person gets chosen to have a wand choose you.
Dervish and Banges. Here you’ll find The Monster Book of Monsters baring its fangs, broomsticks that move inside.
The Magic Neep is the greengrocer in Hogsmeade. You can buy fruits from the cart in front of the store.
Tomes and Scrolls is the bookshop, with its windows filled with Gilderoy Lockhart books.
Owl Post
Wiseacre’s Wizarding Equipment
J. Pippin’s Potions
Dominic Maestro’s is a music shop found on an upper level.
McHavelock’s Wizarding Headgear
This store is next to Honeydukes near one of the entrances, and this is complete proof that I didn’t take enough photos!
The Three Broomsticks. Although not a shop, the stacks of pots and pans were adorable. The second photo is down an alley and see the kitchen window and hear the audio of dishes clanking and dishes being washed.
Aaaand Honeydukes! My favourite shop obviously. But you know what happened when I got here? My phone died. I got a few photos but they had windows with a gigantic chocolate frog, fairy floss and Bertie Bott’s Every Flavour Beans.
Want to see more? Check out my first overview post of The Wizarding World of Harry Potter when I visited back in February 2014. Or go and visit the official Wizarding World of Harry Potter page.
GREAT job with the photos! Loved the different angles and close-ups. You have satiated my craving for pictures of the windows. I didn’t get any of Scrivenshafts and was looking for those in particular, but oh, you had so much more! Can’t believe they were from a phone camera, the quality is great.
Thanks Lisa! Yeah I always love looking at photos and feeling like you’re actually walking around there and peering in, so I knew I wanted to do the same for Hogsmeade. Glad you found what you were looking for!