Field Guide Pages, Hogsmeade, Hogwarts Legacy Points of interest

Abandoned Shop - The proprietor of this abandoned shop is said to have used a Shrinking Charm to aid in storing his inventory. However, a slight miscalculation ended up - for all intents and purposes - vanishing it

Brood and Peck - Proprietor Ellie Peck is a fierce protector of beasts, and will give you a fair price for any beasts in need of a safe home. Brood and Peck is the shop to visit for beast byproducts like Fwooper feathers and Niffler fur.

Butterbeer Barrels - These barrels contain the popular wizarding drink, Butterbeer. It is served both cold and hot and has a slight alcoholic content that seems to impact house-elves much more than humans.

Ceridwen's Precarious Cauldrons - This precariously stacked set of cauldrons outside Ceridwen's advertises the shop's wares. It should be noted that stacking cauldrons in this fashion, while admittedly eye-catching, is ill-advised for anyone wishing to brew a potion of any intended effect.

Dungbomb - A favourite among pranksters, the Dungbomb produces a foul odour, causing anyone in the vicinity to evacuate posthaste.

Enchanted Staircase - This enchanted staircase in Tomes and Scrolls reveals itself when a particular book is moved. The proprietor here, Thomas Brown, sells a variety of written products, including spellcrafts - handy for conjuration.

Exploding Bonbons - These treats explode when eaten. Although they are unlikely to cause serious injury, one is advised to chew carefully.

Fizzing Whizzbees - These delicious sweets, rumoured to contain Billywig stings, are small sherbet balls that when consumed will levitate one a few inches off the ground.

Frog Spawn Soap - An amphibious surprise awaits anyone who tries to wash with this particular bar of soap; once submerged in water, a cohort of wriggling tadpoles hatches right out of the suds.

Gladrags Mannequin - Unlike the enchanted mannequins favoured by students for duelling practice, the mannequins at Gladrags serve only as a means to display the latest in wizarding fashion.

Gladrags Wizardwear - Founded in 1750 and with locations in Paris, London, and Hogsmeade, Gladrags offers a variety of wizarding garments and accessories. Mr Augustus Hill and his associate Otto Dibble happily help all those who wander into the shop enjoying, in particular, the challenge of the customer with less fashion sense than most.

Hengist of Woodcroft - This statue is of Hufflepuff Hengist of Woodcroft, believed to be the founder of the village of Hogsmeade after having been driven from his home by Muggle persecutors.

Hog's Head Docks - These docks outside the Hog's Head Inn offer a pleasant place to sit and relax, if one can do so whilst only a stone's throw from whatever nefarious goings-on may be occurring in the notoriously shady inn.

Hogsmeade Community Garden - This small community garden in the heart of the village is the perfect spot for growing various herbs and peaceful magical plants.

Hogsmeade - The only all-wizarding village in Britain, Hogsmeade has been a favourite haunt of Hogwarts students - third-years and up - for centuries.

Honeydukes - Honeydukes sweet shop sells a variety of magical sweets from Fizzing Whizzbees to Exploding Bonbons. Customers would be wise to know precisely what effect they may experience before sampling this shop's wares.

J. Pippin's Potions - J. Pippin's Potions, established in 1753, is the apothecary in Hogsmeade where proprietor Parry Pippin sells a wide variety of potions and their ingredients.

Magical Mail - These chutes in the Post Office magically sort various bits of mail. The Post Office itself houses over 200 owls, colour-coded based on how quickly a particular letter or parcel needs to be delivered.

Mounted Hog's Head - This mounted hog's head rolls its eyes and snuffles its nose as it oversees the seedy atmosphere and decidedly interesting clientele of the Hog's Head.

Ollivanders Wand Shop - Wands of a variety of woods and all manner of flexibility, each possessing one of three magical cores, choose their owners in this cosy, cluttered shop run by the amiable and knowledgeable Gerbold Ollivander. In the profession of wandcraft since 382 BC, the Ollivander family are considered the best wandmakers in Britain, if not the world.

Scrivenshaft Cats - These cats seem to stay close to Scrivenshaft's quill shop. Perhaps it's the feather quills that entice them or perhaps it's the treats the owner often leaves for them.

Sneakoscope - A Sneakoscope is a type of Dark Detector and will spin, whistle, and light up when it detects someone untrustworthy nearby. It should be used with caution, however, as it will alert the untrustworthy to the user's presence almost instantly.

Spintwitches Sporting Needs - Run by the amiable Albie Weekes, this shop sells all manner of wizarding sporting goods, including the latest broom models. Gossip around town is that Albie himself is working on a number of broom enhancements.

Tea Shop Decor - Reflective of proprietor Mrs Steepley's taste, this tea shop is awash in the colour pink and frills. A cheery, tinkly bell chimes whenever a customer enters.

The Dogweed and Deathcap Tree - This large tree with winding branches supports the shop Dogweed and Deathcap.

The Magic Neep Cart - This cart belongs to Timothy Teasdale, who runs The Magic Neep. He enjoys being in the 'thick of thing' and engaging with customers outside the shop.

The Three Broomsticks - Currently run by Sirona Ryan, and allegedly as old as Hogsmeade itself, the Three Broomsticks is the longstanding gathering spot for villagers and Hogwarts students who want to enjoy a Butterbeer or Firewhisky.

Three Broomsticks Private Room - The Three Broomsticks Private Room is a secluded space off the main room of the pub. Hogwarts professors appreciate having a separate area in which to gather to avoid encountering students. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the students appreciate their professors having a separate area as well.

Water Well - The savvy traveller knows that some water wells may have more to offer than this relatively innocuous water well in the village of Hogsmeade.

Zonko's Joke Shop - Frequented regularly by Hogwarts students and villagers alike, Zonko s is the place to buy pranks and jokes in Hogsmeade.