Oxford's Most Beautiful Courtyard! 🌿 Harry Potter Filming Location

The first time I stepped into New College, I was completely amazed by its courtyard! It’s one of the most beautiful and cinematic colleges in Oxford! 🌟 Highlights The name says "New", but it’s actually ancient 🏰 Founded in 1379—over 600 years old, making it the third oldest college in Oxford. Harry Potter Filming Location The cloisters here were used in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire 🧙‍♀️✨, where Professor McGonagall taught students to dance! Stunning Courtyard & Gardens The main quad is considered one of Oxford’s most beautiful, with medieval stone walls, green lawns, and ancient trees blending perfectly. Iconic Cloisters The arched cloisters are a signature feature—when light shines through, it feels truly magical. 📸 Photo Tips Cloisters: Capture the play of light and shadows between the arches—super cinematic! Main Lawn: Perfect for wide-angle shots and group photos. Ancient Trees & Gardens: Beautiful in every season—spring flowers 🌸, autumn golden leaves 🍂. ⏰ Best Time: Early morning or evening—fewer crowds and soft, golden light. 🕰️ Fun Historical Fact New College is renowned for its academic and musical traditions—its choir is world-famous 🎵. It has produced numerous politicians, scholars, and writers, and remains one of Oxford’s most beloved colleges. 💡 Practical Info 🎫 Ticket: Around £8 (varies by season) 🕙 Opening Hours: Usually 10:00 - 17:00 (check website for holidays) 📍 Location: Near the Oxford Botanic Garden, close to the Bridge of Sighs and New College Lane—easy to combine with other sights! If you're looking for a place rich in history and perfect for photography, New College will make you fall in love with Oxford’s medieval charm 💚. #Oxford #NewCollege #HarryPotterLocation #OxfordUniversity #UKTravel #BritishRomance #OxfordMustVisit 📸