Harry Potter was shot at Oxford University in four places:

1. Harry Potter Hogwarts-the canteen of Christian College of Oxford University

The canteen of Christian College in Oxford University City is the main shooting location of Hogwarts.

Christian Church College is the largest college in Oxford University. It is the only church in the world. The construction of this church has gone through more than 811 years. This college produced 13 prime ministers in 211 years.

2. "Harry Potter" Hogwarts classroom-Oxford University Library

The classroom of Hogwarts was shot in the Oxford University Library, and it became the classroom of metamorphosis, potions and magic history respectively. Oxford University Library is the second largest library in Britain, and it also has a long history dating back to the 4th century. The number of collections in the Oxford University Library is second only to that in the British Library.

3. Harry Potter Hogwarts Library-Bodleian Library

This is the place where Harry Potter secretly sneaked into the forbidden area of the library in the middle of the night to look for information. The Bodleian Library of Oxford University covers a huge area and is divided into four parts, in which the Duke Library became the Hogwarts School Library in the film, and the small hall of the Divinity College outside the library was converted into the Hogwarts infirmary.

4. New Oxford College

The new Oxford College is also one of the oldest colleges in Oxford University, with a history of about 621 years. This is the scene where Malfoy was transformed by Professor Moody in Harry Potter.

Extended information:

All the scenes of the Harry Potter film were shot in Britain, mainly in addition to Oxford University, and:

1. King's Cross Railway Station

King's Cross and St. Pancras stations in the center of London are 9 3/4 platform prototypes in Harry Potter. After the introduction of the Harry Potter series films, It has become an important tourist attraction for visitors to Britain. The appearance of King's Cross and St. Pancras stations is also very spectacular and chronological, and has always been the hub between London and major cities.

2. The Shambles, York

The Shambles, located in the center of York, is the location of diagon alley in the Harry Potter movies. York is really a unique little Edinburgh. The small streets here let you feel the real characteristics of English towns. There are candy shops, toy shops, antique shops, jewelry shops and so on. In addition to chain brand stores, many stores are exquisite shops run by individuals, which makes people linger.

3. Gosland in North Yorkshire

Gosland is the location of Hogsmeade Station in the film. This train is along the railway from William to Magglaig. There are many classic scenic spots along the way, among which the most noteworthy, most beautiful and classic is this-Glenfennan Viaduct.

4. Annike Castle Alnwick Castle

Annike Castle is the main location of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. It is located in Annike, a quiet town in the northeast of England. It is actually a hereditary castle of the Duke of Orthunberland. The family history of the castle owner can be traced back to 1319, and it has been 711 years since then.

5. Groster Church

The square court of Durham Cathedral is the place where Pengman and Ron of Gryffindor and Slytherin Quidditch spit slugs in Harry Potter II.

6. Eton College

Eton College is located opposite Windsor Castle, which is also in the small town of Eton on the outskirts of London. The campus playground of Eton College is the prototype of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry to hold an exciting aerial football match.

7. Lacook Abbey

The scene of the courtyard of Hogwarts in the snow season, the first Sorcerer's Stone and the second Chamber of Secrets are also shot here, such as the classrooms of the Transfiguration Class and Potions Class, and the Harry trio looking for places where wizards can break through.

8. Lake Windermere

This is the hometown of the famous fairy tale Peter Rabbit, and it is also one of the locations of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.

9. Cliff of Moher

The Cliff of Moher was shot here in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, where Dumbledore took Harry through a lake full of corpses.

11, hardwick Manor

This is the beginning of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the shooting place of the Death Eaters Conference, and it is also a cultural heritage. It is located in Yorkshire Valley National Park, Malham Cove, the refuge of Harry and Hermione, and a tent on the edge of a dancing cliff.