Photos, video: Tour le Gobelet Noir in the magic world of Harry Potter in the epic universe

When you enter Le Barbelet Noir, the guests will be in this small entrance area. A fireplace with a kettle sits in the back of the room. A broom shelf is attached to the back wall so that those who have come to Cachée to store their means of transport while dining.

Kreidekreis circles on a stone fireplace in Le Barbelet Noir, with cups, a candle and a jug on the fireplace.

A large black boiler sits in the stone fireplace by Le Shinet Noir, surrounded by old tools and rustic wooden barrels.

A unique design is shown on the stone above the fireplace. We are not sure of his origin, but it seems to be symbols that relate to the transmission. In the evening, the fireplace shines blue behind the boiler.

Slightly illuminated stone corridors in Le Balelet Noir, with exposed brick stone, arched door and a wall light that illuminates the corridor.

If you turn off one of the two left gears, you will find a stone corridor.

Three employees stand behind a wooden switch in Le Barbelet Noir in a stone -walling, arched, arched space.

In this room you will encounter a bar area with two barglists and various drinks.

Le Gobelet Noir is a rustic bar with wooden barrels on stone walls and decorated beverage donors on the counter.

Two giant barrels protrude from the wall behind the bar.

Slightly lit rustic dining room in Le Barbelet Noir with wooden tables, chandeliers, antique decor and some seated guests.

After you have divided your order with one of the witches or wizards here, you will continue down the next hallway and are in a large dining area.

A rustic room in the LE -Gobelet Noir with wooden beams, vintage decor and shelves of old kitchen items hanging on the ceiling.

The wooden ceiling shelf in the LE -Gobelet Noir contains old objects, cobwebs and a skull above a slightly lit room with chandeliers.

This first dining room is full of Tchotchkes, antiques and works of art.

Slightly lit rustic café, Le Barbelet Noir, with wooden tables, vintage decor and two people who sit at the back.

The ceilings are lined with wooden beams, and the walls clearly show age with brown and black markings near the tiled floor. Each table in this room currently has a QR code with which the guests lead to the restaurant menu for mobile order.

Wallich lit rustic café, Le -Gobelet Noir, with wooden beams, vintage decor, scattered tables and shelves of old objects.

In the back of the room there are two inputs in two other eating ranges.

Slightly lit vintage room in Le Barbelet Noir with a grandfather clock, framed art and wooden beams on an open house.

There are two other doors that lead to additional dining areas that are accessible from this first room.

A rustic room in the LE -Gobelet Noir with a coat, an old portrait, potter shelves and dark yellow lighting on structured walls.

A rustic coat shows vintage books, vases, Le Barbelet Noir and old framed pictures against a worn, structured wall.

Portraits, paintings and other objects were stacked over the doors to other dining rooms.

Le Barbelet Noirs ambience with a slightly illuminated room with a vaulted brick blanket causes a cozy medieval tavern with lanterns and wooden tables.

The first dining area through the door on the far left leads the travelers into a stone wall with a window that leaves a small piece of natural light in.

Rustic, stone-walled space in the LE-BALET-NOIR with a vaulted ceiling, wooden tables and lighting in DIM-Antique style.

Benches line the walls with tables in front of them. There are also a few tables in the middle of the room.

The second dining area brings guests to a wine protocol area. This room is a bit smaller and has round, longer tables with chairs.

Dark -lit wine cellar from Le Barbelet Noir with a vaulted brick blanket, wooden tables and wine bottles that were stored at the top.

The storage of the wine bottle covers the stone over each of the entrances to other eating ranges, although they are only a show again.

Slightly lit, rustic tavern - Le Gernelet Noir - features wooden tables, benches, a stone fireplace and a staircase in the back.

The third dining room has dark, wooden tables, chairs and benches. All types of art and printing line the walls in the room near the ceiling. A number of stairs are in the back of the dining area, but they are only a show.

Walked out, wood -creating Le Sobelet Noir with long tables, a fireplace and a few people who feed in the back.

This room has several longer tables, which are put together with benches, two people with chairs and a fireplace with more transmission symbols in the stone.

Slightly illuminated, in the vintage style in Le Barbelet Noir with wooden tables, a fireplace and a chandelier with cobwebs.

On the right in this fourth main room there are more offshoots for an additional dining room, each of their own decor.

Slightly lit rustic dining room from Le Gonnelet Noir with wooden beams, ancient chandeliers and empty tables and chairs.

Above is one of these areas in which the interior design is similar to the first dining area we have met.

Sitting weakly illuminated, rustic dining room in Le Barbelet Noir, with wooden tables, benches, chandeliers and some people.

The other room on this page has more seating on the back wall, tables with benches and two people with chairs. A bright blue fireplace is on the left wall that is shared with the dining room from which we entered.

Large stone fireplace in the LE -Gobelet Noir, mysterious symbols of Aglow, people gather in a slightly lit rustic space.

Like the fireplace in the entrance room, this chimney sports transfer script is on the brick.

Weakly lit wall with framed posters, including "Dogcam" and Le Gonnelet Noir under a single lamp.

Slightly lit wall with vintage French posters and Le Barbelet Noir newspapers, which are beautifully framed for the exhibition.

Further art hangs on the walls near the entrance and contains print ads for Le Barbelet Noir and more.

French warning warning about a serious incident in the Cirque Arcanus near Le Barbelet Noir on a decorated brown wall.

On a wall we discovered a flyer that informed the patrons about a “serious incident” in the Cirque Arcanus (translated from French):

Bureau de la Justice Magique

Attention!

Serious incident at Cirque Arcanus

Anyone who has information about this case

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