The best amusement parks Southeast

This attraction opened in 2012 in Watford, 20 miles north of London: a visit to the studios where the eight episodes of the Harry Potter saga were turned. Public enthusiasm is ensured with the visit of the trays and behind the scenes, filled with costumes and accessories. The course is complemented by comments on the secrets of shooting, or the realization of special effects. One is a tower in the Grande Salle, or behind Dumbledore's office. 

All Harry Potter fans visit Warner Bros. Studios! To get there, the easiest and cheapest way is to take a train to Watford, then the free Harry Potter shuttle bus when you show your entrance ticket. A magical, unforgettable behind-the-scenes tour awaits you: the saga's iconic sets, costumes, objects and accessories, not to mention models, animatronics and special effects. And don't forget to try a glass of beer!

This iconic monument to the city and the English coast as a whole first opened in 1899. Its West Pier counterpart may have burned to the ground, leaving only a frail, blackened skeleton, but this behemoth still stands against the English Channel skyline, and remains one of the region's most photographed monuments for its Victorian architecture. It is even said to be the country's most visited attraction outside London... Its old-fashioned charm still makes for pleasant strolls and impressive views over the whole city.

Leisure centre with swimming pools, football fields, badminton, tennis, coffee…