As all eight Harry Potter films finally arrive on Netflix in the UK, fans of the franchise will be getting ready to have a movie marathon to reignite some nostalgia.
Scotland is set to be bathed in sun and warm weather in the next few weeks as well, meaning that others may want to go out and enjoy the bright skies while they last.
But you can combine both your love for Harry Potter and the sun, by going on a wizard-themed road trip across Scotland this summer.
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As the fifth most popular filming location in Europe, Scotland has provided a beautiful backdrop for countless Hollywood blockbusters over the last few decades.
Scotland was involved in each of the movies filming locations over the years they were produced, and fans can visit its most iconic scenes in the nation right now.
Thanks to Macklin Motors, an incredible road trip has been curated across Scotland for Potterheads.
Taking eight hours to complete by car, this road trip is perfect for Harry Potter fans who want to feel the magic of their favourite scenes, while taking in beautiful Scottish landscapes at the same time.
The journey starts in the astonishingly beautiful valley of Glen Etive, before driving just over half an hour to Rannoch Moor’s Insta-ready autumnal shades, both of which featured in the Deathly Hallows.
The next stop is Steall Falls, the second highest waterfall in Great Britain, a popular beauty spot that made an appearance in the adrenaline-pumping dragon chase scene in the Goblet of Fire.
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Drive 40 minutes further and you will find the most iconic Harry Potter filming location in Scotland: Glenfinnan Viaduct.
Potterheads will certainly recognise this stunning railway viaduct from the Chamber of Secrets’ unforgettable flying car sequence.
The penultimate stop on the road trip route is Loch Morar, which eagle-eyed fans will immediately recognise as Hogwarts Lake from the Prisoner of Azkaban.
Then, a long drive across the Scottish Highlands will reveal the very last filming location on the map: Black Rock Gorge.
This stoic cavern featured in the Goblet of Fire, taking centre stage during the Triwizard Tournament.
A Macklin Motors spokesperson commented: "Whether for a bank holiday weekend or a week in the Summer holidays, finding the perfect holiday destination for the entire family is always a tricky task.
"With our Harry Potter road trip, we want to provide the best of both worlds for kids and parents alike, touring beautiful Highland hotspots with a magical twist.
"Plus, at just under eight hours in total, drivers can complete this road trip in a day or take their time with it throughout their holiday in Scotland.
"So, pack the car with snacks, ready your family’s favourite playlist, and set off on a bewitching adventure around Scotland’s stunning scenery."
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