A new glimpse of the Diagon Alley set from the upcoming HARRY POTTER TV series has reportedly been revealed by The Sun, offering us a closer look at how the iconic wizarding street is being reimagined for the small screen.
According to the video, the new set appears both familiar and refreshingly different from the version seen in the original films. We also have a clearer view of Gringotts, the legendary wizarding bank, whose imposing presence still dominates the end of the street. While the bank retains its grand and magical atmosphere, the surrounding architecture suggests a slightly different interpretation of the famous location.
Another intriguing addition spotted on the set is a café named “Accioffee!”, a playful magical pun that seems perfectly suited to the wizarding world. The shop appears to be one of several new establishments added to the street, hinting that the series may expand the everyday life of Diagon Alley beyond what audiences saw in the films.
The street itself also looks noticeably narrower than its cinematic counterpart. This tighter layout could give the area a more intimate and bustling feel, emphasizing the sense of stepping into a hidden magical marketplace tucked away from the muggles.
Among the intriguing details, we can see a door adorned with what appear to be constellations, but more importantly, magical creatures. However, we can also see a crab, a libra sign, and a scorpion: references to the astrological signs we know well.
The set also includes a charming square centered around a magnificent tree, creating what looks like a small gathering place within the alley. Combined with the presence of picturesque half-timbered houses, the overall design evokes a more old-world, storybook atmosphere.
While it remains unclear how much of this new interpretation will differ from the version fans know, these early glimpses suggest the series is aiming to both honor and expand the beloved wizarding location.
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Update 9/3/26: All videos and photos have been removed in accordance with Warner Bros’ request.
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