Hogsmeade

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Hogsmeade is the only fully wizarding village in Briatin so it's very unique and is a popular tourist destination. Hogsmeade has shop, bars, resteurant, houses and much more. It's very close to Hogwarts. The Hogwarts Express stops at Hogsmeade station. Most of the shops and resteraunts are located on High Street.

Shops and other places in Hogsmeade:

Zonko's Joke Shop
- A brilliant joke shops which Hogwarts students frequent, buying things like dung bombs and nose-biting tea cups.

Honeydukes' Sweet Shop
- One of the best sweet shops around where you can buy things like Peper Imps, Cockroach Clusters, Fizzing Whizzbees (make you levitate), Ice Mice and tons more.

Shrieking Shack
- Considered the most haunted dwelling in Britain, the Shrieking Shack is a creepy old house situated just out of Hogsmeade itsef on top of a small hill. Its windows and entrances are completely boarded up and the only way in is through a secret passageway that begins from inside the Whomping Willow.

Hogsmeade Post Office
- A very interesting wizarding post office where you can hire owls of all different breeds and sizes to deliver your post.

The Three Broomsticks
- An extremely good and popular resteraunt/pub which specialises in Butter Beer and promotes a very cheery atmosphere. The owner and waitress is Madame Rosmerta.

Dervish and Banges
- A wizarding equipment shop where you can buy many interesting magical objects such as sneakoscopes.

The Hog's Head
- The Hog's Head bar is comprised of one small, dark, dingy and very dirty room that smells strongly of goats. The windows are encrusted with grime,the bar and tables covered in dust and the stone floor covered in accumulated filth. The Hog's Head is a hangout for some the weirder of the Wizarding World's inhabitents but it's still a famous and talked about place.

Scrivenshaft Quill Shop
- A shop that sells quills of every size, shape and variety. Located near the Hog's Head.

Madame Puddifoot's
- A cramped, steamy little coffeshop decorated with brightly coloured frills and bows. A popular place for couples. Harry and Cho had coffee at Madame Puddifoot's on their first date.