A London base camp built around the Warner Bros Studio Tour at Leavesden — the real sets, props and costumes from the Harry Potter films — which is the…
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A London base camp built around the Warner Bros Studio Tour at Leavesden — the real sets, props and costumes from the Harry Potter films — which is the obvious hook for families with young fans. Round transfers to the studios are arranged. Beyond that, six nights let you cover the city's headline sights at a comfortable pace: the London Eye, the Tower of London and Crown Jewels, Madame Tussauds, and a day trip to Windsor Castle, with a hop-on hop-off bus to stitch it together. Three Indian dinners are included for comfort. Honest note: Studio Tour tickets are timed and sell out far in advance, so the date is fixed around availability; London is a walking-heavy city, so plan rest stops for younger children. A relaxed, single-base family week. starting at INR 1,40,000 per person. Covers London 6N.
Arrive in London, clear immigration and transfer to your hotel. Settle in after the flight and take an easy first evening with a riverside walk or a meal nearby. Rest up before a busy but rewarding few days exploring the capital.
Round transfer to the Warner Bros Studio Tour at Leavesden for the Making of Harry Potter — walk the Great Hall, Diagon Alley and Platform 9¾, see real props and costumes, and try Butterbeer. Tickets are timed, so the morning is built around your entry slot. Return in the evening.
Take a hop-on hop-off bus past Big Ben, Westminster and Buckingham Palace, then ride the London Eye for views across the city. Explore the South Bank and Trafalgar Square area on foot. Keep the pace gentle and enjoy a free evening in central London.
Visit the Tower of London for the Crown Jewels and the Beefeaters' stories, with a look at Tower Bridge. In the afternoon meet the wax figures at Madame Tussauds, always a favourite with children. Enjoy your included Indian dinner and a relaxed evening.
Take a day trip to Windsor Castle, the world's oldest occupied castle and a royal residence, with its State Apartments and St George's Chapel. Stroll the pretty town of Windsor before returning to London in the afternoon for some shopping or downtime.
A flexible final day. Options include the British Museum or Natural History Museum (both free and great for children), a Thames cruise, or shopping on Oxford Street. Enjoy the city at your own pace and a final evening before flying home.
Final breakfast and check-out, then transfer to the airport for your return flight, wrapping up the Harry Potter-themed London family holiday.
Full day. Transfers from London (~45 min each way), 3-4 hour self-paced studio walk.
Better for age 6+. Even non-fans enjoy the sets, costumes and butterbeer cafe. Younger kids may find it long.
May-September has the best weather. October half-term is busy with school break visitors.
Yes, The Lion King, Matilda or Wicked can be added at supplement (~₹5000 per person).
Yes, especially around Wembley, Southall and central London. Three dinners are pre-booked at partner restaurants.
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