Filled with many different kinds of owls to buy.

A delicious array of sweet desserts and ice creams.

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Flourish and Blotts are the biggest bookstore in Diagon Alley, where you can find every book you might need for your lessons.

Partway down Diagon Alley, near its intersection with Knockturn Alley, stands an imposing snow-white marble building: Gringott's Wizarding Bank. Towering over the other shops, it is the place where British witches and wizards store their money and other valuables, in the vaults miles below ground. The vaults are heavily guarded. The centuries-old bank is run by goblins, and they alone know the secrets of the twisting underground passages and the enchantments and creatures defending them. Despite the anti-creature rhetoric spreading, witches and wizards all over Britain still, if grudgingly, use Gringott's for their storage needs.

Serves as a gateway between the Muggle world and Diagon Alley, this public house/guesthouse is frequented by wizards out and about on their shopping trips.

Madam Malkin's, where you can get your school robes for the year, along with any other robes you may need.

Here you can find all sorts of creatures, including cats, rats, toads, and tree monkeys to name a few.

A few buildings down from the Leaky Cauldron in London. The outside doesn’t look like much; bricks that could use a little tending to with a big glass window in the front, and Miss Mim’s in pink lettering on the front of the door. The inside is all hardwood with hooks and chairs along one wall for dance bags and mum’s/dad’s to sit and wait for their little one. Felicity’s office is near the back, next to the room that houses the ballet slippers to toe shoes. Open four days a week, 1pm - 9pm.


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Wandmakers based in Diagon Alley, it seems all British wizards get their wands here. Wand cores used: Phoenix tail feather, unicorn hair, and dragon heartstring.

Owner: Mr. Ollivander

Selling everything from broom polish and cleaning kits, to the latest designs in broomsticks.

The Quibbler prints wild, silly, and bizarre stories about famous people, particularly involving conspiracy theories. Currently, the tone of the Quibbler is one that is very pro-creature's rights.

Filled with all the ingredients you'd need for your potion lessons.

The Weasley Twins opened their own joke shop in Diagon Alley, with business booming during the Second Wizarding War. George Weasley now operates alone, still creating new joke items for young witches and wizards to enjoy.