• Muggle places • Quidditch places Located next to a wood and a twenty minute walk away from a “nice deserted moor” and the Quidditch World Cup Stadium, this campground was where the Weasleys stayed the day before and the night after the match. It was looked after by Mr. Roberts, who had… Read More
• Moors • Quidditch places Dartmoor is an area of moorland in south Devon, England. The moorland is capped with many exposed granite hilltops known as tors, providing habitats for Dartmoor wildlife. The entire area is rich in antiquities and archaeology (Wikipedia). Dartmoor was the location of the Quidditch World Cup finals in August… Read More
• Moors • Quidditch places Area of Somerset named for the river Exe, which flows through it, and the location of Exmoor National Park. Read More
• Hogwarts castle and grounds • Quidditch places • Rooms, chambers, and floors Madam Hooch’s office is somewhere within the grounds of Hogwarts, possibly in the castle itself. It is only mentioned in CS when the bludger, which was supposedly kept safe in her office, was jinxed. Read More
• Quidditch places • Wilderness areas The Patagonian desert is in Argentina and was the location for the 2014 Quidditch World Cup (Pm). Read More
• Businesses, merchants, and shops • Quidditch places Quality Quidditch Supplies was Harry Potter’s favorite shop in Diagon Alley. He visited it often when he stayed for three weeks at the Leaky Cauldron, since that summer the new Firebolt racing broom had been introduced and the shop had one on display (PA4). Quality Quidditch Supplies also once… Read More
• Lakes and marshes • Quidditch places Queerditch Marsh is the place where the game of Quidditch originated. Eight hundred years ago, a group of witches and wizards used an damp stretch of nettle-filled ground called Queerditch Marsh as a place to play a new game they had invented. This game involved broomsticks and a “big leather… Read More
• Quidditch places • Wizarding places The oval-shaped pitch (US: field of play) where Quidditch matches are held. It is 500 feet long by 180 feet wide (QA6). Pitches are located inside Quidditch stadiums – there are several in England and one at Hogwarts. Read More
• Moors • Quidditch places • Wilderness areas Britain and Ireland Teams in Britain and Ireland do not have their own home pitch for matches. Instead, Quidditch stadiums have been erected on a number of deserted moors. Players and fans come from all over to attend these matches. Various charms and magical effects have been used to prevent… Read More
• Buildings • Quidditch places • Wizarding places The sheer numbers of wizards attending a Quidditch World Cup requires the building and magical maintenance of a huge stadium. Read More
• Quidditch places • Wilderness areas The edge of the West Siberian Plain was the location of the 1809 Quidditch World Cup final between Romania and New Spain (now Mexico). This final is infamously known as the Attack of the Killer Forest. Read More
• Quidditch places There is a professional Quidditch pitch on the Yorkshire Moors. The Daily Prophet warned fans of the Wigtown Wanderers and Puddlemere United to cheer quietly at the next match as Muggles occasionally come looking for the source of all the noise (DP1). Read More