Filming begins this week, it's rumoured, as Lacock Abbey again lands a role in the latest Harry Potter movie. Wiltshire definitely has a claim of being ranked up there with the Pottiest. For a ...

The National Trust owns the entire village of Lacock, situated in Wiltshire, including 90 properties. The village is home to just 1,000 residents, with most houses rented out to families who have ...

Lacock Abbey, a notable location, served as the interior of Hogwarts School in the Harry Potter series, with its cloisters ...

Lacock Abbey (Image: Bath Live). Like most of the village, the abbey is owned by the National Trust and therefore costs £12 per adult to enter (free for members). That's pretty steep, but it's a ...

Lacock Abbey, a notable location, served as the interior of Hogwarts School in the Harry Potter series, with its cloisters doubling as the school's corridors.

A stroll around Lacock Abbey's grounds and Fox Talbot Museum will cost you £11 for an adult ticket in the winter, a discounted price due to the seasonal closure of the abbey and cloister until March.

Lacock Abbey, a notable location, served as the interior of Hogwarts School in the Harry Potter series, with its cloisters doubling as the school's corridors.

Lacock Abbey is most renowned for its role as the interior of Hogwarts School in the Harry Potter series, with its cloisters doubling up as the school's corridors.

Lacock Abbey is perhaps the most recognisable, having served as the interior of Hogwarts School in the Harry Potter films, with its cloisters doubling as the school's corridors.

RESIDENTS in a pretty village where Harry Potter and Downton Abbey were filmed say that celebs love it – but it has a down side. Lacock in Wiltshire has been preserved as it was two centuries… ...

But the county's biggest claim on 'Potterdom' is Lacock Abbey which proved far from camera shy when it doubled as the setting for the interior shots of the infamous Hogwarts School of Witchcraft ...