Harry Potter: Wizarding Britain Atlas — Every Magical Corner of the Isles

A secret magical society exists beside the non-magical world, protected by law and troubled by old prejudices. Its schools, ministries, families, spells, prisons, hospitals, and hidden streets turn wonder into a system of history, conflict, and choice.

The Magic Is in the Map.

Britain is stitched together with enchantments that muggles will never see. The Ministry of Magic hums beneath Whitehall. Hogwarts stands ancient and unreachable in the Scottish Highlands. Diagon Alley shimmers behind a brick wall in central London, waiting for the right tap of a wand. And somewhere in the North Sea, Azkaban broods — a fortress built from despair itself.

About This World

The Wizarding Britain Atlas on Neta Studio charts the magical geography of the British Isles in loving, obsessive detail. Every location from J.K. Rowling's universe — the famous and the forgotten alike — finds its place on this interactive map. Zoom into London to trace the route from the Leaky Cauldron to the Ministry. Pan north to find Hogsmeade nestled beneath the Hogwarts castle. Explore the network of hidden magical communities, government buildings, and forbidden places that make up the most richly imagined fictional geography in modern literature.

This is a cartographic love letter to the wizarding world — and an invitation to see it as you never have before.

What Awaits Inside

Every Major Magical Location — Hogwarts School, the Ministry of Magic, St Mungo's Hospital, Diagon Alley, Knockturn Alley, Hogsmeade, Azkaban, Godric's Hollow, and dozens more. Each with context, history, and connections.

Interactive Exploration — Click, pan, zoom. Discover the spatial relationships between locations. Understand the geography of the wizarding world as a coherent, interconnected whole.

A Template for World-Builders — Fork this atlas to map your own fictional universe. The format is universal — any imagined world deserves a map this beautiful.

Explore and Create

Built on Neta Studio — where one sentence becomes a complete interactive world. Fork the Wizarding Britain Atlas to chart your own magical (or muggle) geography. No coding required. Everything works in your browser. Visit neta.art and find your way home.

Characters

10 characters in this world

Harry Potter

The son of James and Lily Potter whose survival marks Voldemort's first fall and anchors the school-year conflict against him.

Hermione Granger

Harry and Ron's close friend, identified as strategist, scholar, moral conscience, and political reformer.

Ron Weasley

Harry and Hermione's close friend, a loyal emotional anchor, comic presence, and brave fighter from the Weasley family.

Albus Dumbledore

Headmaster of Hogwarts, founder of the Order of the Phoenix, and strategist against Voldemort with notable moral complexity.

Lord Voldemort / Tom Marvolo Riddle

The dark wizard who seeks immortality, dominance, and purification of wizarding society according to blood status.

Severus Snape

A former Death Eater who later serves Dumbledore's side, holding cruelty, bravery, bitterness, loyalty, and regret together.

Sirius Black

Harry Potter's godfather, falsely imprisoned for Peter Pettigrew's crimes and remembered as a rebel against blood purity.

Remus Lupin

A compassionate teacher and werewolf whose life embodies prejudice against magical conditions.

Draco Malfoy

Harry Potter's Slytherin rival, raised in blood supremacist culture and pressured by Voldemort's expectations.

The Weasley Family

A warm magical family that rejects blood prejudice and represents practical magic, loyalty, and loving disorder.

World Map

10 locations to explore

Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry

The main British magical school, founded over a thousand years ago and organised into four houses.

Diagon Alley

A hidden magical shopping district in London containing essential magical businesses and Gringotts Wizarding Bank.

Knockturn Alley

A darker area connected to Diagon Alley and associated with suspicious magical goods and Dark Arts objects.

Hogsmeade

A fully magical village near Hogwarts with pubs, shops, sweets, jokes, and the Shrieking Shack.

The Burrow

The Weasley family home near Ottery St Catchpole, representing warmth, family, practical magic, and loving disorder.

Number Twelve Grimmauld Place

The ancestral Black family home in London that becomes headquarters of the Order of the Phoenix.

Godric's Hollow

A village of deep magical history, tied to the Potter graves and Voldemort's first fall.

Little Whinging

The Muggle suburb where Harry Potter grows up with the Dursleys at Number Four, Privet Drive.

Little Hangleton

A village tied to Voldemort's ancestry, containing the Riddle House and the graveyard where he returns in 1995.

Azkaban

A wizarding prison formerly guarded by Dementors and emblematic of harsh magical justice.

Featured Works

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Web Experience

Magical Britain Explorer — Journey Through the Wizarding World Map

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