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An aerodrome
Leavesden Aerodrome was created in 1940 by de Havilland and the Air Ministry, and it became a major site of aircraft production during the Second World War. De Havilland and later Rolls-Royce used the site after the war, and by the early 1990s its hangars stood empty.


From hangars to stages
In 1994 the team making the James Bond film GoldenEye found the site and turned its hangars into film stages, and Leavesden Studios was born. In 1999 Heyday Films leased the studio for the Harry Potter films, and in 2010 Warner Bros. bought it, investing more than £100 million.
The Studio Tour
Two new soundstages, J and K, were built for the Studio Tour, which opened on 31 March 2012. Platform 9¾ and the Hogwarts Express followed in 2015, the Forbidden Forest in 2017, Gringotts Wizarding Bank in 2019 and Professor Sprout’s Greenhouse in 2022.


