The Daily Prophet is the top selling newspaper throughout Wizarding Britain. Though it's content can sometimes be questionable, people still read it religiously. All letters to the editor should be sent by owl to "The Daily Prophet, Diagon Alley, London."

At the end of the alley stands Gringotts, a tall marble building run by goblins. The double front doors are made up of bronze, and upon entering you'll see a warning to "everyone who crosses the threshold." This warning sign is for anyone who plans on trying to rob from Gringott's vaults. The floor, much like the exterior, is a white marble up until you enter the vault section. Gringotts is one of the finest and safest places in the wizarding world. What is your vault number?

Nestled inbetween two muggle shops is the Leaky Cauldron. Even though it is in plain sight of muggles, they don’t notice it, only seeing the two building besides it. Inside the Leaky Cauldron there are an assortment of tables, two fire places, floating candles, a stairway that leads up to the rooms and a bar. The floors are nice and clean, and everything is well kept. The Leaky Cauldron isn’t just a great pub & inn, it serves as a barrier between the worlds of wizards and muggles.

Next door to Flourish & Blotts you’ll find Madam Malkin’s robes for All Occasions. The windows display a whole bunch of different robes from Standard Hogwarts robes, to Quidditch robes. Inside you’ll even find more displays. There are mirrors on the wall for you to examine yourself in a new cloak or robe. In the back of the small shop is a desk, where Madam Malkin can usually be found when she's not assisting a customer.

Located just outside of Diagon Alley is a dance hall, funded completely by the three infamous Peverell Brothers. It is hidden by magic, so muggles don’t wander into it. This dance hall is for wedding receptions and ministry parties. The open round room of the building is usually jam packed with tables, chairs, and people. Do you need a place for a party? Look no further.

The Poison Apple Inn is the newest establishment in Knockturn Alley. There is a large window in the front of the building, though the shutters are usually closed. The door of the Inn is rounded at the top. Inside the Inn, you’ll find a long black bar, near a fire place that gives the room its glow. Situated around the bar are many round tables.

At the end of Knockturn Alley you’ll find a hill covered in crooked gravestones and monuments of dark wizards. The grass above most graves is yellowish, though there are a few patches of green on the top of the hill. Located near the top is a tear that is crooked, just like the one in Shadow Alley.

The lovely Sweet Tooth Shop & Café. It's filled with many treats, mainly chocolates, which makes it much different then Honeydukes. The place is nicely colored, deep warm brown colors. There's also a large chocolate fountain in the middle of the room around the tables. So bring a date and try some of the sweetest treats, or take them on the go! There's chocolates here for everyone.

The Quibbler is basically one of the Wizarding World's tabloids. It often contains such bizarre information, you wonder why you've been reading it at all. Currently, the editor-in-chief is Xenophilius Lovegood.