Which British film location would you most love to visit on a weekend trip?

The little trolley wedged into the wall has become a pilgrimage site for Potter fans. Scarf optional, but photo obligatory.

This grand Hampshire estate served as the Crawley family home and still hosts visitors keen to swan about like Lady Mary.

The wonky medieval street reportedly inspired the wizarding shopping row and is packed with charming little shops and tearooms.

That sweeping Scottish curve you've seen a hundred times, ideally with steam train and dramatic Highland backdrop.

The famous flat from the Hugh Grant classic still stands, though tourists snapping selfies have probably tested the neighbours' patience.