For Harry Potter superfans, there are few places on Earth more magical than The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando Resort. Built under the supervision of J.K. Rowling herself and Stuart Craig, the production designer on all of the Harry Potter films, the Wizarding World is a fully immersive attraction that allows fans to live out their fantasy of stepping into the iconic story. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando is split up into two areas. There’s Hogsmeade in the Islands of Adventure theme park, which includes Hogwarts Castle and the incredible Hagrid'…

The world of Harry Potter is full of magical items the average witch or wizard can purchase, and Diagon Alley clearly holds the best things to buy.

There are definitely some shops in the area that are more exciting than others, however, some provide more interesting and essential items than others

Diagon Alley made its way to the big screen from the books in a spectacular way. The set and design of this area in the Harry Potter movies were very detailed and fantastic. Even more impressive is the Diagon Alley section of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter which brings Diagon Alley to life in a way that allows fans to experience it for real. While the movies included many of the shops and details from the books, there are some things that weren’t included. Also, many details about this area were even added after the books with the Wizarding World addition.

When Harry Potter first discovers that he is a wizard, he starts to learn that nothing in the Muggle world is truly what it seems - and that there is a thriving wizarding world right underneath the Muggle's noses. Nowhere is this more apparent than in Diagon Alley, a cobbled street right in the center of London, where witches and wizards can get everything they need; from school supplies to robes, to books and jokes, to a lovely meal on a sidewalk patio.

Just off Charing Cross Road, behind the Leaky Cauldron, a witch or wizard only need tap a very particular brick three times to uncover a secret world. Behind this special wall is Diagon Alley, J. K. Rowling’s Wizarding World haven for shoppers.