The headquarters of the Daily Prophet are located in Diagon Alley, as the newspaper instructs that letters to the editor should be sent here by owl.

A dimly lit shop which, according to the sign, sells tawny, screech, barn, brown, and snowy owls.

A popular ice cream shop complete with outdoor seating and every flavour of ice cream imaginable.

A large wizarding bookshop filled with shelves stacked to the ceiling, Flourish & Blotts is the primary - and perhaps only - supplier of textbooks for Hogwarts, though of course that's far from all they sell

This shop, a former favorite of Fred and George, now a small competitor with the WWW. It sells a wide variety of tricks and practical joke items.

This white marble building has gone through renovations since the war to repair its ceiling. It controlls most of the money going in and out of Wizarding England.

Though far from the only wizarding clothier around, Madam Malkin's seems to be the best, as it is the place where most Hogwarts students purchase their robes.

A company that helps witches remove "warts and worse," and that recently advertised for Junior Potion mixer in the Daily Prophet. Madam Primpernelle's is located at 275, Diagon Alley.

A very crowded pet store, noisy with the sounds of all the animals.

Makers of Fine Wands since 382 B.C," Ollivander's is a narrow and shabby little shop with a window display consisting of a single wand resting on a faded purple cushion. This shop has been ABANDONED and CLOSED since the 1996

A shop for every quidditch fan! Its walls are full of the latest Quidditch apparel from around Britain and the world.

An upscale clothing boutique that sells the most expensive and up to date wizarding clothing around.

A highly successful joke shop located at number 93 Diagon Alley. After the death of co-owner Fred Weasley, George is rarely seen in the front of the shop, leaving that to friends Lee and Ron.