Harry Potter’s Hogwarts



This bookshop is a favourite of the author J.K. Rowling, is considered one of the 
world’s most impressive bookshops. Its architecture is believed to have 
inspired Rowling’s depictions of Harry Potter’s Hogwarts.

JWD Eastbourne Removals
Location: 15B Maple Rd, Eastbourne BN23 6NY, UK

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