Probably a rare occurrence, though. Muggles can't see the leaky cauldron, their eyes just look straight past it I've been trying to find in the books if it states whether or not a muggle can go into the leaky cauldron, and therefore diagon alley, if they are with someone of magical means
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I know that the leaky cauldron is invisible to muggles as a rule, but can they go in with a witch or wizard?
It could be that the leaky cauldron is invisible to muggles, or, it could simply be that the leaky cauldron appears so uninteresting, when compared with everything surrounding it, that it's as if muggles can't see it.
Can muggles see the leaky cauldron How do muggle borns get to diagon alley People often stay at the leaky cauldron when they come to london on shopping trips The leaky cauldron is enchanted to look like something of little consequence to muggles, but if a muggle for some reason wanted to enter, they would still need to go out the back and tap some completely random and arbitrary bricks to enter diagon alley.
Jennifer slone weasleys whimsical world of harry potter mar 31 if muggles can't see the sign for the leaky cauldron what do they think is there Clairesse broschinsky and 55 others 56 68 jan r Wilson from the first book, chapter 5 This is it, said hagrid, coming to a halt,
I don't think they can see diagon ally because the entrance is blocked by the leaky cauldron
