From real-life Hogwarts theme parks in Japan, Hollywood, and Orlando, Florida to "Goblet of Fire"-inspired cocktails in Singapore, here are the world's best experiences for "Harry Potter" fans.

Enter the world of "Harry Potter" when you embark on this tour in London.

The Warner Bros. Studio Tour lets visitors discover the filmmaking magic.

Step into iconic sets like the Forbidden Forest and the Great Hall.

Explore authentic, handcrafted props and get interactive by learning wizard moves and wand choreography.

Learn how original costumes from the movie were made and try them on for yourself.

The studio also serves Butterbeer and Butterbeer ice cream.

Admission for the tour costs about $56.

Ever dreamed of a ride on the Hogwarts Express?

Head to Scotland to ride the Jacobite steam train,commonly known as the "Harry Potter" train.

It runs 84 miles over the West Highland railway line, offering scenic views, including the 21-arch Glenfinnan Viaduct, as seen in the movies.

Some of the carriages on the train were actually used in the "Harry Potter" movies.

Drink from the Goblet of Fire at Platform 1094, a "Harry Potter"-themed restaurant in Singapore.

Blue Curaçao liqueur is poured into a small cauldron, followed by torched rum.

The final touch includes a few dashes of cinnamon flakes to create fire.

Sleep like a wizard at the Georgian House Hotel in London where the rooms are inspired by the "Harry Potter" books.

The Wizard Chambers and Enchanted Chambers can be accessed through a bookcase door.

Walk through the candlelit passageway with portraits hanging on the walls.

The rooms feature velvet curtains, cauldrons, stained glass windows, and other ancient artifacts that give off a wizarding-world feel.

Is there a real Platform 9 3/4?

The answer is yes.

Find it at King's Cross Station in London.

Potterheads line up to take a picture next to the famous, secret train platform.

Hold on to the luggage trolley that's already halfway through the barrier.

Next to the photo op is The Harry Potter Shop.

Inside, they sell tons of fun merchandise, like golden snitches.

Harry Potter: The Exhibition allows visitors to get a closer look at the skills used to create some of the props used in movies.

Harvest mandrakes, try your luck with Quidditch,and get sorted into a house.

The exhibition travels around the world, so check to see when it's in your city.

This wizarding-bartending course will teach you how to create the perfect magical drink.

Throw on a robe and grab a wand to be part of The Cauldron Magical Experience.

The one-hour-and-45-minute class will turn you into a potions master.

Guests use their wands to dispense beer from the "tree of life," then make two interactive potions.

The cauldron originally opened as a pop-up but is now located in four cities around the world.

You can find it in New York City, London, Edinburgh, and Dublin.

Cutter & Squidge in London serves afternoon tea with a twist.

Head to the Potion Room and throw on a cloak.

Guests take a two-hour wizardry and alchemy class, followed by sipping on magical teas.

Among the most recognized "Harry Potter" attractions is Universal Studios' Wizarding World of Harry Potter.

Head to one of the three locations, in Orlando, Florida; Hollywood; and Osaka, Japan.

The three parks share similar attractions, like the Hogwarts Castle, the village of Hogsmeade, and a family-friendly coaster, Flight of the Hippogriff.

If you're visiting Orlando, be sure to try the newest coaster, Hagrid's Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure.

Opt to ride the motorbike or sidecar through the Forbidden Forest.

One other ride that's found only in Orlando is Harry Potter and the Escape from Gringotts.

Universal Hollywood may be smaller, but you can walk through Hogsmeade and discover all of the fun shops, like Ollivanders, or you can, of course, purchase your very own wand.

Just like in the books and movies, there is a lake below Hogwarts at Universal Japan, which is a feature unique to that park.

What "Harry Potter"-comes-to-life experience is your favorite?

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