From Edinburgh: Harry Potter Hogwarts Jacobite Steam Train
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Book Jacobite Steam Train tickets and experience Harry Potter from Edinburgh to the Scottish Highlands
Described as the greatest railway journey in the world, the Jacobite Steam Train begins at Ben Nevis and takes you on an 84 mile round-trip to see the sights from Scotland's finest scenery... many of which featured in the Harry Potter films!
How your tour works:
- First you'll get onboard your return coach from Edinburgh, departing from 60 High Street, EH1 1TB, Edinburgh
- After your coach has brought you to Fort William, you'll enjoy the iconic Harry Potter Steam Train across the iconic Glenfinn Viaduct
- The train returns you to Fort William, where you'll be escorted back to the coach.
- You will then journey through the expansive wilderness of Rannoch Moor, where you'll be captivated by stories from Scotland's rich history
- The tour then concludes as you return to Edinburgh in the late evening
Tour the Scottish Highlands on the greatest railway journey in the world
Surrounded by stunning sights, breathtaking scenery and irreplaceable views, the Jacobite Steam Train's route is nestled amongst the most beautiful areas of the Scottish Highlands. Suitable for all ages, now you're invited to glide through the Glens of Scotland - and if you're a Harry Potter fan, climb aboard and take the majestic and magical journey towards Hogwarts...
"Brilliant journey through wonderful countryside. Thoroughly enjoyed the day. Hard to beat a steam hauled train on such a scenic line. Had all one should expect including some soot and smoke. Must go again some time while such a journey is possible. This is so much better than a trip on a heritage line with much faster speed. A real working railway for a day. In Mallaig we had lunch and visited an excellent second hand book shop." - David C, TripAdvisor
Visit Harry Potter filming locations on the Jacobite Steam Train
With Scotland being home to the most beautiful scenery in Britain, it's not a surprise that many blockbuster movies have transformed the stunning backdrops into fictional filming locations. From Trainspotting, Highlander and Local Hero, the most notable franchise claiming the Scottish Highlands as it's own is the world's favourite wizard, Harry Potter.
- Visit Glenfinnan, the 21-arched viaduct made famous by the Hogwarts Express!
- Immerse yourself into the Wizarding World as you retrace Harry's journey with dementors - don't forget your chocolate
- Gaze at the skies above and look out for Ron and Harry in the famous flying car
- See Loch Shiel near Glenfinnan, the fourth longest loch in Scotland and the location of Harry and Buckbeak's flight
- Take a pit-stop and snap all your Potter-inspired pictures!
- PLUS: The Jacobite Steam Train company are the creators, designers and builders of the real Hogwarts Express - take a trip with the crew that created the most famous train in the world!
"Always loved steam and Harry Potter so I booked this for my birthday and it was brilliant! The staff were all very helpful and knowledgeable. The scenery was so beautiful and its lovely they flip your seat so you can see both sides on your journey. Really loved it. After seeing all the Instagram reels and spots on TV, to actually experience this spectacular journey for myself was a dream come true." - TripAdvisor
Visit Jacobite Steam Train in Scotland and experience the Hogwarts Express! Book Jacobite Steam Train tickets today!
Belford Road,
Highland
How to find us
- Please note: Board the Jacobite Steam Train at the train station in Fort William. It then travels to Mallaig before returning to Fort William.
- You cannot do a return trip starting in Mallaig.
Address: Fort William Train Station, Belford Road, Highland, PH33 6QT
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By Car:
Parking in Fort William:
- West End, Transport Centre: Long stay car park
- Achintee Car Park, Glen Nevis: Not long stay
- Braveheart Car Park, Glen Nevis: Not long stay
- Toilets
- Dog-friendly
- Food and drink onboard
- Parking nearby
Unfortunately, due to the age and construction of Jacobite's steam trains, it is not possible to board whilst seated in a wheelchair.
- However, disabled passengers can be conveyed wherever possible, provided they can step onto the train from the platform and move to their reserved seats. Wheelchairs can be stored at the end of your carriage.
- Some platforms are much shorter than the train, which may necessitate walking through a number of carriages when boarding. Platforms are also rather low or accessible only via footbridge.
Jacobite Steam Trains are unable to accommodate motorised scooters, prams and electric wheelchairs.
Yes, the Jacobite Steam Train tours are suitable for all ages.
- Most trips will provide a memorable experience for all ages
- A child ticket is valid for children up to the age of 16.
- If children are aged 3 and under and do not require a seat, they are able to travel for free and do not require tickets.
There are a few restrictions regarding dogs on Jacobite Steam Trains:
- Medium family dogs are permitted to travel in Standard Class - only 1 per booking.
- Dogs travel for free and do not require tickets
- Dogs must remain on leads at all times and are not permitted on seats
- Dogs are unable to enter First Class
Yes, food and drink is available onboard the Jacobite Steam Trains.
- On all trips, there is a buffet carriage
- The buffets sell a range of hot and cold drinks
- There is a selection of light snacks available
- Please do not consume your own alcohol onboard