An inn and pub in the all wizarding village of Hogsmeade. It is often warm, crowded, and a bit smoky, but clean and welcoming. A mirror behind the bar reflects the cosy atmosphere, and drinks such as Butterbeer and Firewhiskey are served in glasses and in pewter tankards.

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This is a small branch off the main store located in Diagon Alley. With everything that can be found in the original store, this place is perfect for finding pranks to take back to the castle.

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This little shop does not hold as many wands as the main store, but Mr. Ollivander tries to get the wands that are needed for the store in a timely manner.

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A shop in Hogsmeade that sells and repairs magical instruments, including Sneakoscopes. It's located at the end of the High Street.

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A clothing store in Hogsmeade, founded in 1750. There are other branches in London and Paris. It is full of quirky merchandise and appears to specialise in strange and unusual socks.

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One of the famous attractions in Hogsmeade. It is a sweet shop famous for its chocolate and many wonderfully wild sweets. It also houses the entrance to a secret passageway to Hogwarts.

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This little tea shop is a pretty little place for the couple. Perfect for anyone to come and enjoy themselves.

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A building in the village of Hogsmeade that houses at least two–to–three–hundred owls, ranging from Great Grey Owls to tiny Scops (the latter for "local deliveries only"), hooting down from colour-coded shelves. The shelves are colour-coded based on how quickly they will arrive at their destination.

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A writing supplies store in Hogsmeade. It sells various quills, parchment and stationery needed for students at Hogwarts. The shop stock includes stationery such as rainbow ink and extra-large quills.

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An inn and pub in the all wizarding village of Hogsmeade. The bar at the Hog's Head comprises one small, very dirty, and dingy room that has bay windows that are so encrusted with filth that you can barely see through them. The place is filled with rough wooden tables that generally have nothing except the stubs of candles sitting upon their surfaces. The concrete floor of the place is so dirty that it looks as though there is not a floor at all, but instead that the building is simply built on open ground.

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