The village's main feature, Lacock Abbey, dates back to the 13th century, although the village itself is mentioned in historical writings that go further back.

Lacock Abbey is perhaps the most recognisable, having served as the interior of Hogwarts School in the Harry Potter films, with its cloisters doubling as the school's corridors.

This National Trust walk is a gentle stroll through the historic Wiltshire market village of Lacock, along the River Avon, with views of Lacock Abbey.

'Frozen in time' English village where Harry Potter and Downton Abbey were filmed Lacock village in the Cotswolds has been used as a backdrop for numerous popular TV shows and films.

In the last 200 years, there hasn't been much change in the houses and buildings of Lacock village. The quintessential Cotswolds village - which has been used as a location in many well-known TV ...

RESIDENTS in a pretty village where Harry Potter and Downton Abbey were filmed say that celebs love it - but it has a down side. Lacock in Wiltshire has been preserved as it was two centuries ago ...

The National Trust-owned village of Lacock in the Cotswolds, Wiltshire, has been used as a filming location for a number of hit TV shows and movies, including Harry Potter ...

The quintessential English village of Lacock in the Cotswolds has been used as the backdrop for numerous popular TV shows and films, including Harry Potter and Downton Abbey ...