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the spilling of the beans --- open by Sylphid Cameron Trent on Mar 16, 2015 4:17:15 GMT -6 |
Within the spiraling roads and side alleys of Diagon Alley is a large circular expanse of space. At the center is a large gray marble fountain, with water cascading down from the figures of a centaur and a mermaid.
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Through the platform nine and three quarters students can find the Hogwarts Express. However, aside from that platform there are other muggle platforms and trains that run over the country.
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The open streets of Diagon Alley, London, and the surrounding areas. They are always teaming with life.
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Possibly the grandest building in Diagon Alley, a large set of white steps leads up to bronze doors and the entrance to the wizarding bank. Below the building lie the vaults of the wizarding world, some filled with money and others with stranger things.
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The Ministry of Magic is the governmental authority of the Wizarding World in Britain. The basic mission of the Ministry is to keep the Muggles from finding out about an entire culture of magical folk. It's a huge, complicated, and inefficient bureaucracy, just like most governmental organizations.
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Located in an abandoned department store in London. The entrance to St. Mungo's is concealed behind an abandoned red-brick London department store called Purge and Dowse, Ltd. on a Muggle street. Unlike, say, the Leaky Cauldron, St. Mungo's is visible to passing Muggles, who merely believe the sign on the front that the store is "Closed for Refurbishment." In the front window, a dummy dressed in outdated styles serves as the gatekeeper; wizards wanting to enter do so by talking to the dummy, and then walking straight through the window.
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A small dingy building that is located on one of the streets of London. Muggles often walk by without even a look, while witches and wizards see it as plain as the nose on their face.
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"Makers of Fine Wands since 382 B.C," Ollivander's is a narrow and shabby little shop with a window display consisting of a single wand resting on a faded purple cushion. Inside the walls are lined floor to ceiling with thousands of narrow boxes, which are chosen from when trying to find a wand to match each customer.
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A popular bookstore in Diagon Alley that holds all the textual needs for students and adults alike.
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Seller of the finest brooms and Quidditch gear and memorabilia, Quality Quidditch Supplies is a popular store amongst those fond of broom flying and the sport of Quidditch. Known to host window displays of different Quidditch teams during the span of its existence.
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A moderate size building, Elixars boasts itself as both a romantic restaurant and night club. With the building divided in two, where one half is devotes to the fine dining and romantic situation and the other half, divided with also a sound proof spell, is a night club for those who just want to have fun.
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