Can you get in to Hogwarts?

Answer 1

No, it is made up.

Unless you are a wizard or a witch, you cannot go to Hogwarts, sorry. But for muggles like yourself, you can go to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Orlando, Florida. I hear it is really good.

Again Hermione Granger a muggle she is in

I will not further correct this question, as both answers are correct. However, I will express my concern that you need to put your questions in the right category from now on. Harry Potter has absolutely nothing to do with Paganism! I will change the category, but consider it a warning.

Answer 2

Hogwarts is a fictional school. The place where the films are filmed is indeed a real castle but the idea of Hogwarts and the magic school are not real.

If you'd like to experience it anyway, try Virtual-Hogwarts.org!

Virtual-Hogwarts.org is an active online role-playing forum with over 9000 registered characters, that has been online since 2003, and stands as one of the most active canon-based RPG forums around. A short sorting form is all you need to register and begin your quest through seven years of magical learning and tumultuous adolescence. Get Sorted, take classes, Duel, play Quidditch, and even shop in Diagon Alley and Hogsmeade!

Answer 3

Answer: if they were half wizard and half human!

Answer: First of all, please note that Hogwarts is a fictitious place. In the story, no mention is made of foreign students either being accepted or rejected in Hogwarts. However - according to the story - other countries also have their own schools of magic. Two of them are mentioned in book 4.

Answer 4

Answer: Unfortunately not.. as I was told by the ministry of magic Hogwarts does not exist. However, Pigfarts is in fact only the greatest wizardry school in the galaxy!

Answer: Harry Potter is a fictional story, and many of the places mentioned there - including Hogwarts - are fictional as well.

Answer 5

Well, you could visit the Orlando theme park or the filming locations. When the studio tour opens, you'll be able to visit the sets too.

Answer 6

Yes, actually. Parents can choose to either send their children abroad or keep them nearby.

Answer 7

No, Hogwarts isn't a real school.