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The lake is located on the south side of the castle, which stands on a cliff overlooking the water. It is about half a mile in diameter and the Hogwarts plumbing network drains into it. A number of magical creatures inhabit the lake, including a giant squid, often seen near the surface, a colony of merpeople inhabiting the bottom, and a population of grindylows.

Rubeus Hagrid is the gamekeeper, Keeper of the Keys and the Grounds, Professor of Care of Magical Creatures and the only teacher not to live in the castle. He lives in a small wooden hut on the grounds, on the edge of the Forbidden Forest, with his boarhound, Fang, who, belying his appearance, is a coward. He has a pumpkin patch behind his hut, with a fence around it.

The Forbidden Forest is a large, dark forest to the east of Hogwarts Castle. It is usually referred to simply as "the Forest" and in the film series as the "Dark Forest". It is strictly forbidden to all students, except during Care of Magical Creatures lessons and, on rare occasions, detentions.

Among the plant species within the Forest are trees such as beech, oak, pine, sycamore and yew, as well as undergrowth including knotgrass and thorns. Though the Forest is vastly dense and wild, there are a few paths and clearings. These are mostly made by Rubeus Hagrid, who frequently travels into the Forest for various reasons. The Forest is also home to an assortment of creatures including Fluffy, Centars and Hagrid's Half-brother Grawp.

The Whomping Willow is a very valuable magical tree on the Hogwarts grounds. The tree is extremely violent, striking viciously with its branches at anything that comes within reach.

Headmaster Albus Dumbledore planted the Willow to guard a secret passageway to the Shrieking Shack, a building in Hogsmeade. Lupin was smuggled to the passageway each month at the full moon, where he could transform in the Shack into his werewolf form, without risking harm to others.

The Quidditch pitch is where Quidditch games are held, and where teams practice. There are three golden hoops, about 50 feet high, at each end used for scoring, and stands surrounding it, providing seating for spectators. It houses the locker rooms for the four House teams and the offices of the four team captains. The referee is often Madam Hooch, the flying teacher and Quidditch coach.

The White Tomb is where Albus Dumbledore is buried. It lies beside the lake, in a serene and calm inlet on a hill. It is the only location in the whole of the Hogwarts grounds where a former Headteacher is buried, giving Dumbledore a unique distinction.

On the right side of the staircase in the entrance hall is a darge wooden door that leads to the Hufflepuff Common Room and the kitchens.

Sub-boards: The Kitchens, Hufflepuff Common Room

The Entrance Hall is entered up a flight of stone steps and through huge double oak front doors that face west. The Hall is lit by torches and is quite imposing, with a ceiling so high it is barely visible and a paved flagstone floor. A wide marble staircase opposite the front doors leads to the first floor. On either side of this staircase there are two doors. One leads to the cellar, while the other leads to the dungeons. There is also a door on the left side of the Hall that leads to an antechamber where the first year students wait before the Sorting, as well as a broom cupboard off the hall. The Hall is also home to the four House hourglasses where the House points are displayed for all to see.

The Great Hall is entered by double doors to the right of the Entrance Hall. The Great Hall is a vast chamber that contains four long tables for each of the four Houses. Closest to the doors is the Slytherin table, followed by Ravenclaw, then Hufflepuff and finally the Gryffindor table next to the far wall. On a raised platform at the front of the room is the High Table where the staff dine. The ceiling is enchanted so that it mirrors the sky as it currently appears outside. There are also high mullioned windows around the room that show the grounds outside. Behind the High Table, there is a smaller antechamber with a fireplace and many portraits, where the champions of the Triwizard Tournament gathered for the first time.

A short climb up the stairs from the Great Hall will deposite you on the first floor where you will find empty classrooms and the Hospital Wing

Sub-boards: Empty Classroom, The Hospital Wing

If the stairs dont move you will be deposited on the second floor, home to Mytrles Bathroom and the Chamber of Secrets.

Sub-boards: Moaning Myrtle's Bathroom, Chamber of Secrets

The floor is fairly large, housing the third floor corridor, the trophy room and the Defence Against Dark Arts classroom.

Sub-boards: Trophy Room, Defence Against the Dark Arts, The Third Floor Corridor

The Fourth floor is home to the Prefect Bath room and the Library.

Sub-boards: Prefect Bathroom, The Library

"Fifth Floor. History of Magic, Charms and Ancient Runes."

Sub-boards: History of Magic, Charms, Ancient Runes/Arithmancy

The Floor is now dedicated to Muggle Studies.

The Girls and Boys Washrooms are also located here.

Sub-boards: Muggle Studies, Girls Washroom, Boys Washroom

This is the only floor in Hogwarts that has no classes. on this floor you will find the Gyrffindor Common Room and the Room of Requirement

Sub-boards: Room of Requirement, Gryffindor Common Room

Although employees and special guests may apparate or Floo directly into the Ministry of Magic, others must go through a broken-down red telephone box located on a busy street in London. To gain admittance, visitors must state their name and business, after which a silver badge slides out of the change dispenser with the visitor’s name and purpose of visit. The telephone box itself then works as an elevator by taking the visitor(s) underground to The Atrium.

The Weasley's home, known as The Burrow, is located in the village of Ottery St Catchpole.

The Weasley house has seven floors. It is dilapidated, managing to remain standing only by magic. Despite the house's rundown appearance, Harry remarks on his first visit that it was the best house he had ever been in and it comes to be his second favourite place in the world (after Hogwarts).

The well-hidden orchard nearby doubles as a Quidditch pitch for the Weasley boys and (secretly) Ginny. Real Quidditch balls cannot be used in case they escape and fly over the Muggle village.

The Weasleys own an unusual (possibly unique) clock, a manifestation of Molly's anxiety about her family's well-being. Instead of telling time, each hand has the name of a Weasley written on it and points to a term indicating their whereabouts. It is not known where they obtained this clock.

A ghoul resides in the attic of The Burrow and causes minor disruptions by groaning and banging on the walls and pipes whenever things have got too quiet.

A multitude of garden gnomes infest the garden of The Burrow.

The Home of Bill and Fleur. its is perched on a cliff by the ocean. Dobby's grave lies near the ocean and is covered by flowers.

Headquarters for The Order of the Phoenix. Entrance is permitted only to those in the Order. It once belonged to Sirius Black, But is now owned by Harry Potter.

Password Protected

The Home of Draco, Lucius and Narcissa. It is the Headquarters of the Death Eaters.

Password Protected

A prison that houses the darkest of wizards. The wizards that dare to use Unforgivable curses, worked with Voldemort or were supected of disobeying the Ministry.

This muggle train station is the way to Platform 9 3/4. Best if you do it at a bit of a run your first time.

St. Mungo’s Hospital was founded in the late 1500s by Mungo Bonham and was one of the first professional magical hospitals. The hospital’s efficiency is unmatched by any in the location and has become the first place people think of when it comes to treating loved ones. The building can be reached through Muggle London via Purge and Drowse Ltd. Simply speak to the dummy in the front window to be allowed entrance.