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Harry Potter and Professor Albus Dumbledore in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
The highly anticipated 'Hogwarts Legacy' video game is officially available to play with wizarding fans able to indulge themselves in an immersive Harry Potter open-world game for the first time.
The magic is finally here. What kind of Legacy will you leave behind? #HogwartsLegacy pic.twitter.com/gjrUD6V5TE
— Hogwarts Legacy (@HogwartsLegacy) February 10, 2023
If you enjoy playing the game, reading the books or watching the magical movies - here is the most famous Harry Potter location you can visit in Ireland!
CLIFFS OF MOHER (COUNTY CLARE)
The Cliffs of Moher featured in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince - the sixth movie in the franchise.
In the scene, Harry and Professor Dumbledore are on the search to discover and destroy one of Lord Voldemort's seven Horcruxes and are standing on top of a rock which is actually Lemon Rock from County Kerry!
The makers of the Half-Blood Prince movie used CGI to combine Lemon Rock with the Cliffs of Moher.
See the stunning scene below:
The Cliffs of Moher, located in County Clare, is a popular tourist attraction and a must for any Harry Potter fan or an admirer of spectacular scenic views.
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