Prepare to weep with joy and порнография в школьных книжкахnostalgia, Muggles. There's a Harry Potter-themed shop in Edinburgh, Scotland -- and it's on the cobblestone street that inspired Diagon Alley.
Diagon House, which opened earlier this month, is already so popular with fans that it often has a line out the door. For good reason, too -- the store is full of seemingly endless Harry Pottermerch, from broomsticks, "potion" bottles, wands, and posters to Potter-themed pieces from local artists. Bonus: right down the street is the Elephant House Cafe, where JK Rowling wrote large chunks of the first Harry Potterbook.
SEE ALSO: You definitely can't buy this Harry Potter-inspired lingerie on Diagon AlleyAnd, of course, the Diagon House front window looks great on Instagram.
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The shop is owned and operated by wife and husband duo Alice and Andrew McRae, who told the Daily Recordin early August that they want the store to evoke the "visual identity of the [Harry Potter] films."
And judging by fans' reactions, they've absolutely succeeded in nailing that cozy, whimsical, and warmly-lit aesthetic.
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So, uh ... when can I move in? I'm a witch; I swear.
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