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

An ice cream parlor with outdoor tables. The little shop is known for their wonderful hospitality and delicious ice cream sundaes!

A large wizarding bookshop filled with shelves upon shelves of books that stretch clean up to the ceiling of the store. Flourish and Blotts is the primary source of textbooks for Hogwarts' students. Of course the store is known to sell more than just textbooks. The shop holds book signings, and if a person needs a book but cannot find the time to come and retrieve it, the store mails it to the buyer by owl.

[size=2A shop that sells a variety of tricks and practical joke items.

Partway down Diagon Alley, near its intersection with Knockturn Alley, stands an imposing snow-white marble building: Gringotts Wizarding Bank. "Towering over the other shops" , it is the place where British witches and wizards store their money and other valuables, in vaults miles below ground. The centuries-old bank is run by goblins, and they alone know the secrets of the twisting underground passages and the enchantments (and creatures!) in place to defend against intruders.

The Leaky Cauldron was nested between a Muggle bookshop and a record store. Inside the pub, it was dark and shabby, with a bar and a number of tables in the shadows of the corners. In stark contrast to the grubby downstairs of the pub, there were some unexpectedly pleasant rooms upstairs where passing wizards and witches could stay for the night. These rooms were reached by way of a handsome wooden staircase, and contained comfortable beds, highly polished oak furniture, a crackling fire which was always burning in the grate to welcome the visitor to their lodgings, and, in Harry's case, a talking mirror.

Madam Malkin's is located next door to Flourish & Blotts, and in addition to selling Hogwarts school robes, they also sell robes which are "spangled, self-ironing, beautifying, slimming, fattening, lengthening," and "temperature-adjusting".

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. Inside the walls are lined floor to ceiling with thousands of narrow boxes, which Mr. Ollivander chooses from when trying to find a wand to match each customer.

This shop sells brooms and anything related to quidditch. the latest broom is always showcased at the window.