Professor Sprout holds the fourth-year Herbology lesson in Greenhouse Three. She talks to Sinistra as she waits for the Sorting Ceremony to begin.ĭiscovered in chapter 13, Mad-Eye Moody “ Professor Sprout sits between Professor Flitwick and Professor Sinistra at the staff table. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Discovered in chapter 12, The Triwizard Tournament “ She is a squat little witch who wears a patched hat over her flyaway hair there is usually a large amount of earth on her clothes and under her fingernails. Professor Sprout teaches Herbology at Hogwarts. Professor Sprout teaches Herbology at Hogwarts.įrom the Story Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Discovered in chapter 6, Gilderoy Lockhart “ 2.4.1 Discovered in chapter 18, Birthday Surprises.
2.2.1 Discovered in chapter 12, The Triwizard Tournament.2.2 Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.2.1.1 Discovered in chapter 6, Gilderoy Lockhart.2.1 Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.You do need to book tickets to the studios to try it and it costs £60 for two which we thought was a bargain for a London afternoon tea. You got Luna’s loaf, a chocolate frog cheesecake, a Golden Snitch choux bun, and a Raspberry and White Chocolate Macaron that looked like Honeydukes. The second tier was pastries and scotch eggs which we weren’t too keen on but the main affair was the sweet treats! The first level was a selection of traditionally British finger sandwiches which were scrummy. Then, they delivered a huge cake tier of treats. Or, you could have opted for a coffee if you prefer. It came with loose-leaf tea of English Breakfast or Earl Grey. You can sit under the floating candles of Hogwarts Great Hall and indulge in a high tea inspired by the Wizarding World. You’ll also still find the cool photo ops of the Ford Anglia and Hagrid’s motorcycle but they have also shifted slightly over to the entrance just before the second half of the Harry Potter studios tour.ĭid you know you can visit the inspiration for Godric’s Hollow filming location in Lavenham? Click here to read my Harry Potter guide for the medieval villageĭream photo of Diagon Alley – no edits!!! Try a Harry Potter afternoon tea at the studios!Īnother reason why we wanted to visit Harry Potter Studios London again was to try their brand new afternoon tea. The house was nice but it was just a set you could look at and I did see that most people ignored it on their way past. I’m not sure if this has plans to return or not but I guess the Hogwarts Greenhouse is a great replacement as it’s entirely immersive and interactive. The only thing I noticed that has gone is Bathilda Bagshot’s house from Godric’s Hollow. The Hogwarts Bridge has remained in the exact same place that it has always been but the Knight Bus has shifted slightly to make way for The Weasley’s Burrow. If you were panicking that the Hogwarts Bridge and Knight Bus have left in place of the new shinier Wizarding world things. Alternatively, be one of the first ones in the early morning. But, then, this is my job and I’m used to being the last annoying one out. I wouldn’t recommend that if it’s your first time as you’ll start being ushered along! I’ve been plenty of times now so I didn’t mind and thought it was worth it. We ended up being the last ones out of the backlot tour. Be patient – if you want more empty photos/videos of the Hogwarts Greenhouse make sure to bring patience.Remember to grasp the mandrake on the top of his head, not its leaves. Don’t pull too hard as they are very easy to pull up. Don’t pull too hard – someone managed to rip off a leaf here on my visit – eek.There are plenty of Mandrakes – There are around 10 mandrakes in the greenhouse to pull so you don’t need to queue or wait to pull one usually!.Bonus Hogwarts House points if you find some beige overalls. I bought mine on Amazon and it felt so strange buying these in summer haha. Bring your own earmuffs – The earmuffs I wore aren’t provided at the tour so if you wanted to recreate the scene make sure to purchase some.My top tips for visiting the Harry Potter Studios Greenhouse in London
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