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Where Those Just, Loyal and True Hufflepuffs come before going to the Boys/Girls Common Room to sleep

Fact: Girls ARE aloud in the boys common room but Boys aren't allowed in the girls

Sub-boards: Boys Common Room, Girls Common Room

Where Those Wise, Witty and Clever Ravenclaws come before going to the Boys/Girls Common Room to sleep

Fact: Girls ARE aloud in the boys common room but Boys aren't allowed in the girls

Sub-boards: Boys Common Room, Girls Common Room

Where Those Cunning, ambitious and Power-Hungry Slytherins come before going to the Boys/Girls Common Room to sleep

Fact: Girls ARE aloud in the boys common room but Boys aren't allowed in the girls

Sub-boards: Girls Common Room, Boys Common Room

Boys come here to do there busness and they get the usual girl in here as well

A good place for talking, Hiding or playing nobody will mind what so ever

This is where girls come to chat and go to the Toilet they also get the usual boy in here

there is A Giant squid but apart from that its a wonderful place the lake. Its a good area to come to when you need to calm down or to meet some friend

Do Not! and this is a big do not EVER Get caught in the Forbidden forest if you do then you're house will lose 50 Points! But people hardly ever get caught 1 student every 6 months will get caught. Who Will It Be?

ah The Lawns of Hogwarts what agreat place to come to in the summer time but if its raining then I wouldn't suggest coming here its cold very cold in the rain

SMACK! the sound of The Whomping Willow hitting you with one of its branches you could get injured if you come here but Animagi often come here as they're animals to have fun

This shop is always guaranteed to have a crowd of gawping young witches and wizards hanging around it, as it stocks (amongst other things) the latest and most advanced Quidditch broomsticks that Galleons can buy.

The most popular supplier of wands to the British wizarding population, it seems as though all present and former Hogwarts students got their wands here. Mr. Ollivander is a slightly strange old man with silvery eyes are rather creepy. He also has a remarkable memory, being able to remember every wand he has ever sold. The shop itself is tiny, with walls lined from floor to ceiling with wand boxes. Mr Ollivander attends to each customer himself, handing him or her a succession of wands until the optimum match for the witch or wizard in question is found

This shop is the place to buy your Hogwarts uniform, and robes for all other purposes as well. Each set of robes is made to measure, although this process doesn't take particularly long thanks to enchanted tape measures. Madam Malkin herself is a squat, smiley witch with a preference for dressing in mauve. Normally a composed witch, Madam Malkin is flustered and jittery during the summer

The wizard bank. The Diagon Alley branch is a snowy-white building that towers over the other shops. It has burnished bronze doors, and is staffed entirely by Goblins. Gringotts differs from other banks in that instead of investing the money deposited by its customers, it simply places it in locked vaults located in a series of catacombs below the building. Therefore, when you return to collect your money, you get exactly the same coins back that you left there, and you don't get any interest. On the plus side, Gringotts is deemed impossible to steal from.

Come and buy Their Dr. Filibuster's Fabulous Wet-Start, No-Heat Fireworks here. This joke shop is now direct competition to Weasley's Wizard Wheezes.

Flourish and Blotts stocks a wide range of books that are stacked from floor to ceiling: some leather-bound and as big as paving stones, some tiny and covered in silk, and some that have to be kept in a cage to stop them attacking passersby. They regretted their purchase of 200 copies of the Invisible Book of Invisibility when they couldn't find them and had to take the loss on the whole lot. They equally regretted stocking the Monster Book of Monsters

Florean himself, who was apparently something of an expert on medieval witch-burnings.

A more popular inn than the Hog's Head, the Three Broomsticks sits on the High Street. It is often warm, crowded, and a bit smoky—but clean and welcoming. A mirror behind the bar reflects the cosy atmosphere, and drinks are served in glasses and in pewter tankards

This tea shop is popular with young couples on Hogsmeade weekends. A small shop located on a side street, it tends to be a bit stuffy inside due to the crowds. The windows steam up and the gaudy tables and chairs are all claimed by teenagers holding hands or kissing over cups of tea and coffee. A bell over the door announces customers; the round tables are decorated with lacy napkins and (undoubtedly flowered) china sugar bowls

The Hog's Head sits at the end of a side street, marked by a sign depicting a boar's head dripping blood onto a white cloth. When the wind blows, the sign squeaks on its rusted bracket. The inn has only one room for the bar. Dirt is packed over the stone floor and hardly any sunshine filters through the filthy bay windows. The room is dimly lit by candle stumps on each wooden table. A goaty odor permeates the whole place. As the glasses and bottles are very dirty, and "cleaned" with very dirty rags, some patrons will bring their own beverage receptacles. A fair few of the patrons keep their identities concealed, as they have illicit agendas.

The sweetshop Honeydukes is nearly everyone's favourite.
Located on the High Street of Hogsmeade. A wooden staircase leads behind the counter of the shop. Honeydukes is lined with shelves of all kinds of sweets. Here one finds the traditional toffees and coconut ices, nougats and chocolates and fudge, and also magical sweets. Examples of these are, of course, Bertie Botts' Every Flavour Beans, Jelly Slugs, acid pops, and Fizzing Whizbees. Their range of "Special Effects" sweets includes quills made of sugar; Toothflossing Stringmints, Droobles Best Blowing Gum, the indigo bubbles of which linger for days; toad-shaped peppermint creams that leap in one's belly (hopefully not for days); exploding bonbons; Ice Mice to make one's teeth chatter; Pepper Imps to make one exhale smoke and flames; and sherbet balls that make one levitate. The shop caters to "Unusual Tastes" in one corner, boasting items such as thingyroach clusters, and blood-flavoured lollipops for vampires.

Zonko's is another High Street shop--a purveyor of Dungbombs, Stink Pellets, Belch Powder, Hiccup Sweets, Whizzing Worms, Frog Spawn Soap, Nose-Biting Teacups, and Fanged Frisbees.

Located on the High Street. Inside are rows of assorted copper ink pots and quills, from pheasant feathers to ones of decadent black and gold.

Gladrags presumably sells robes, cloaks, and the like, but we primarily know it as a good place to buy wild and crazy socks.

This shop sells and repairs magical equipment, such as Sneakoscopes. It is located at the end of the High Street on the road leading to the edge of Hogsmeade