More window shopping, or rather table shopping. These stalls are set up all along diagon alley, and theres always something interesting. Depending on which you go to, you can find fruit, candy, or some other random things being sold. The people running these are usually desperate for money, and willing to sell things at a low price. Watch out though, not everything being sold is made out to what it really is.

Usually the first stop when arriving in Diagon Alley, this is where everyone stores their money. Almost all the workers inside are goblins, and most aren’t too friendly. They’re good with money though, and there has only been one known break in to the bank since its opening. The means of transportation to your vault is via carts and tracks that run for miles all under London.

Window shopping at its best, this store always makes the incoming first years gawk and they dream big as they lay their eyes on the newest Firebolt. Famous robes of Quidditch Teams hang all over the walls in the store, some are even up for sale, if you think you can afford them.

This shop is historic, its been around for an incredibly long time. Everyone knows the store since they all have to go there at one point or another to get a wand for themselves or their children. Mr. Ollivander, is rumored to remember every wand he ever sold. The shop closed for a while, but it’s been re-opened and changed ownership to his son, keeping the business in the family.

There is a large variety of animals here which are mostly put into cages and stacked everywhere around in the store. It’s a cramped place, and it smells horrible, so most people don’t stick around longer than need be.

A simple clothing store right next to Flourish & Botts. It mainly sells the black robes seen worn by all wizards, along with the fancy dress robes for special occasions. This is usually the last place students go while getting school supplies. The owner is the daughter of Madam Malkin, and she’s just as rude as her mother.

The Leaky Cauldron is a famous pub and inn for wizards. Hannah and Neville Longbottom bought the pub after the war and they have since passed it on to their daughter. Outside there is an open courtyard, with a brick wall that serves as the gateway between the Muggle and Wizarding world. Tap the bricks in the right order and it shall open, but be quick, and make sure no stray muggle watches.

All students go shopping here before the beginning of the school year, to get the books on their check off list of school supplies. The book shop is huge, and contains thousands of books. You’re sure to find just the book you need here, no matter what the subject.

This shop was opened by none other than Florean Fortescue years ago. It’s rumored he was killed in the great war, but its been re-opened since then and is owned by family friends. It’s known for its ice cream, and its friendly service, which makes it a favorite among everyone when it comes to cold treats on a hot day.

Watch your head when walking into this shop. Random birds might fly down at random people as they walk by. There are plenty of owls up for sale, and quite a variety. It’s either a quiet store, or a loud one, depending on the time of day you enter it.