Immerse yourself in a world of Magic and Muggles at the Harry Potter Warner Brothers Studio Tour. Step onto the iconic sets of the Great Hall, the Forbidden Forest and Diagon Alley. Spot your favourite film props, from Snape's potion classes to Dumbledore's potion cabinet. See the intricate, hand-sewn details of costumes up close, which include the Quidditch robes and Yule Ball formal wear!

Discover how the special and visual effects teams created filmmaking magic, how magical creatures were brought to life on screen, and see how your favourite sets were created! Wander around the Hogwarts Castle model, have a drink of Butter Beer and step onto Privett Drive!

From the moment Harry received his handwritten letter of acceptance, right up until the dark-lord was defeated, the wizarding world took over, and now it is your chance to explore it!

From the Ibis Styles London Ealing 3* enjoy easy access to London's most iconic attractions. Explore England's famous capital from this convenient location in peaceful Ealing, known as the Queen of Suburbs for its leafy trees and peaceful streets. This unique hotel sits in a multicultural west London district that plays host to several cultural attractions and festivals, and is near to national heritage sites and plenty of eclectic pubs and restaurants.

This classic room has everything guests could need for a cosy retreat to return to after a day of adventures.

Enjoy the ease of two single beds, perfect for a stay with friends in the big city. 

This spacious Family Room is complete with both a double bed and a comfortable sofa bed, the ideal base for exploring. 

This offer is based on a Bed and Breakfast stay.

It’s difficult to summarise a city as eclectic and immense as London - with so many neighbourhoods, all with their own atmosphere and quirks, and a wealth of world-class galleries, museums, and restaurants, a trip to London is always going to be unique.

With a history stretching back to the Roman times, London has always been a melting pot of British and European culture. Get a taste for this history at the Museum of London or the British Museum. Creative types will feel right at home in Shoreditch, where you’ll find quirky street art, vintage stores, and plenty of cosy coffee shops. For a taste of the wealth and glamour, London is famous for, head to the western areas of Chelsea and Kensington, where you’ll also find a cluster of fantastic museums: the V&A, Science Museum, and the Natural History Museum.

For a more lazy break, make sure to stroll around some of London’s best parks - there’s a reason why it’s Europe’s first National Parks City! Travel to the southeast to see Greenwich, with its historic Observatory offering stunning views over the city’s skyscrapers. Or, take a wander over to the picturesque Hampstead Heath, an ancient park which was once just a small village outside the city.