Diagon Alley
A look at Diagon Alley on Google street view. Google screenshot
Diagon Alley
A look at the entire street of Diagon Alley on Google street view. Google screenshot
Diagon Alley
Ollivanders wand shop in Diagon Alley from "Harry Potter." Google screenshot
Diagon Alley
Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes in Diagon Alley-- the joke shop owned by the infamous Fred and George Weasley from "Harry Potter." Google screenshot
Diagon Alley
A closer look inside Fred and George Weasley's Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes shop. Above: A model for the twins' "Puking Pastilles" seen in one of the films. Google screenshot
Diagon Alley
The Emporium (right) and the Quidditch supply shop (left). Google screenshot
Diagon Alley
The door to the government-run wizarding newspaper, The Daily Prophet. Google screenshot

A location known to be unplottable by muggles is now available for the world to see. The famed Diagon Alley, a wizarding town from the popular “Harry Potter” book and film series, is viewable on Google maps for the first time.

According to a report from ABC News, the Google street view consists of photos taken from a section of the Warner Bros. Studio tour at Leavesden Studios in London. While fans of the seven-book saga are free to roam the fictionalized street on the U.K. tour, fans unable to attend are given the same up-close look at one of the films’ frequently featured sets online.

Some recognizable locations including Ollivanders, the shop where Harry Potter receives his first wand, as well as the Emporium where the boy wizard secures his first pet, a snowy old owl named Hedwig. Other notable locations include Fred and George Weasley’s joke shop, Weasleys’ Wizard Wheezes, and Flourish and Blotts book store.

View Diagon Alley on Google maps here.

The inclusion of Diagon Alley on Google maps comes just two months after the announcement that Diagon Alley will also be joining a section of Universal Studios Florida’s popular Wizarding World of Harry Potter theme park. The park will reportedly include similar shops and restaurants displayed in the films as well as a ride based on the wizarding bank Gringotts.

“I’m so pleased that the Wizarding World of Harry Potter has proved so popular to date,” the series’ author J.K. Rowling said in a statement. “I’m sure that the attention to detail in the new Diagon Alley area will make this an even better experience.”

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