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« I wanna be defined by the things that I love Not the things I hate Not the things that I'm afraid of, Not the things that haunt me in the middle of the night, I just think that You are what you love » Chapter 2 : Highclere Castle • Downtown Abbey serie • «The Secret Garden » 1993 Chapter 3 : Oxford • Christ Church :Lewis Carroll attended Christ Church (« Alice in wonderland »). Christ Church College provided the location for many Harry Potter scenes. The staircase was used to film the famous entrance scene where Professor McGonagall meets Harry, Ron and Hermione. The staircase leads then up to the Tudor Great Dining Hall which was used as an inspiration for the great Hogwarts Dining Hall. The hallways of Christ Church were also used to film the scene in which Hermione shows Harry the Quidditch trophy his father won. • New College : In the movie Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Harry comes face to face with Malfoy who is sitting on a gigantic oak tree and where Malfoy was then turned into a ferret by Mad-Eye Moody. This particular tree nestles in the New College Cloisters. • Bodleian Library & Divinity School:Divinity School: The gothic vaulted ceiling of the Divinity School was used as Hogwarts Infirmary in Harry Potter and The Philosopher’s Stone. Remember when Harry walked through the Hogwarts library hidden underneath his invisibility cloak with the intention to steal a book; this scene was filmed in the Duke Humfrey’s Library, part of the Bodleian Libraries . • Blackwells bookshop :Blackwell's was the first to publish JRR Tolkien - before he became famous for Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, the bookseller published children's poem Goblin's Feet. Blackwell's is one of the largest bookshops in the world - in our basement alone, the Norrington Room, we have 3.5km of bookshelves. • Bridge of sighs Chapter 4 : The Cotswolds • Bourton-On-The-Water • Stow-On-The-Wold & St Edwards Church :The two ancient yew trees on either side of the door could have been the inspiration for the Door of Durin, the gateway to the elven kingdom of Moria. • Cotswolds Lavender • Castle Combe • Gloucester : Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, the Chamber of Secrets, and the Half Blood Prince.The Cathedral's Cloisters are used as various settings for Hogwarts' interiors. • Lacock :Lily & James Potter’s House, as Harry & Dumbledore walk through the streets of Budleigh Babberton in the dark, you’ll notice a pub called the Babberton Arms which is actually the beautiful timber framed structure of the Sign of the Angel pub in the village. House where Horace Slughorn is hiding in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. • Lacock Abbey : Lacock Abbey Cloisters were used as Hogwarts corridors, the Chapter House that held the Mirror of Erised, the Warming Room as Quirrel’s Classroom and the Sacristy used for Snape’s Potions Class. Chapter 5 : Bath • Prior Park • Topping & Company Booksellers of Bath • The Circus • 1 Royal Crescent : The Featheringtons’ London home, in Brigdgerton. • Jane Austen Center • The Abbey Deli : The Bridgerton Modiste • Pulteney Bridge