Kick off your Melbourne adventure by potting around Queen Victoria Market, a wondrous labyrinth filled with fresh produce, knick-knacks and food – oh so much food. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the sheer size of the place (as Hufflepuffs are wont to do) we’d suggest booking into the market’s foodie tours, which run four days a week.
You shouldn’t take to heart what Hagrid said about Hufflepuffs being a ‘lot o’ duffers’. Sure, Hufflepuffs are the pacifists of Hogwarts, often struggling to stand up for themselves and are sometimes nice to a fault. But these yellow-and-black-clad Badgers are also extremely loyal, incredibly giving and modest. Plus, Hufflepuffs are the best kind of friends – their common room’s proximity to the Hogwarts kitchens means they absolutely love food. Here’s how to have the most Hufflepuff day in Melbourne.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child has reopened in Melbourne – a groundbreaking two-part live theatre show you can see right now at the Princess Theatre. To celebrate, take yourself out on a full-day adventure based on your Hogwarts house: Gryffindor, Slytherin, Hufflepuff or Ravenclaw.
