Check out this magical Harry Potter map of London

Since there may not be any more Harry Potter books on the horizon, Potterheads may want to check out a new guide to London that will keep you feeling like part of the Wizarding World.

Though we’ll never truly know what it’s like to be witches and wizards, now, thanks to Pottermore and TimeOut London, Potter fans can hit up all the London spots in the series.

The official Harry Potter map will take you around London through the eyes of Harry and his friends.

You may not be able to run through Platform 9 3/4 or buy your very first wand at Diagon Alley, but being in the same general postal code as where everything went down is almost as special as when you first read about the magical world — or saw it on-screen.

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The mao caters for fan origins... Book locations are shown in orange and movie spots in purple.

Sites include:

• King’s Cross Station, where the famous platform 9 ¾ is found

• Charing Cross Road, where the Leaky Cauldron hides

• ‘Vauxhall Road’: There isn't a real Vauxhall Road, but in fictional form this is where bad-dude-in-the-making Tom Riddle buys the diary that possesses Ginny Weasley

• Lambeth Bridge, Where the Knight Bus squeezes through

• St Paul’s Cathedral, whose geometric staircase starred as the passage to Professor Trelawney's classroom

• Westminster Tube Station, where Harry and Arthur go for Harry's Ministry hearing

• Scotland Place, the telephone box that is the entrance to the Ministry of Magic is on this street in the film.

Though it’s no Marauder’s map, it’s definitely the coolest map we’ve ever seen in real life.

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