Hogwarts

This is one of the tallest towers in the castle, the third tallest after the Astronomy Tower and the Gryffindor Tower. The Ravenclaw Common Room is a place for students to relax, socialize, and study. This circular room features blue curtains, soft armchairs, a domed ceiling painted with a starry sky, and a life-size statue of Ravenclaw wearing a diadem. Its windows overlook the lake, the Forbidden Forest, the Quidditch pitch, the greenhouses, and the surrounding mountains, offering stunning views of the surrounding area.

The entrance to the living room is a door on the fifth or sixth floor with a bronze knocker in the shape of an eagle. To get inside, you must correctly answer a question posed by the door guard—one that requires logic or paradoxical thinking. However, a new question each time, and a pre-prepared password, won't work.

On the second floor of the living room there is a spiral staircase that leads to the roof terrace.

It is located on the seventh floor of the east wing of the castle, overlooking the Forbidden Forest and Hagrid's hut.

Guarded by a portrait of a Fat Lady in a pink dress, the common room requires the correct password. Prefects are usually the first to learn the password and are required to share it with the rest of the house. The common room and bedrooms are decorated in red and gold, the colors associated with the house. The room features a large fireplace, plush armchairs, tables, scarlet tapestries, and bookcases. The mantelpiece is adorned with a portrait of a lion, the symbol of Gryffindor.

Two different spiral staircases lead from the common room: one to the boys' dormitories, the other to the girls' dormitories. The staircase leading to the girls' dormitory is enchanted: if a boy walks down it, it turns into a steep slide. Hermione believes this rule was invented by the school's founders, who believed that boys couldn't be completely trusted.

The living room is located in the dungeons of Hogwarts Castle, beneath the Black Lake. This window overlooks the water, giving the light in the living room a greenish tint. It's hidden behind a stone wall in one of the underground corridors. To open the secret passage, you need to give a password. The password changes every two weeks and is posted on the notice board beforehand. antique dark wood sideboards stand against the walls; furniture - low old sofas and armchairs upholstered in black leather or dark green fabric; a long, low room with rough stone walls; there are fireplaces decorated with intricate carvings; greenish lamps hang from the ceiling on chains;

Located in the Hogwarts basement, one floor below ground level, this location protects the room from weather and wind, allowing students to sleep more comfortably than in the towers of other houses.

The entrance is hidden in a pile of large barrels built into the dark stone of the hallway leading to the kitchen. To get inside, you must knock on the second barrel from the bottom, in the middle of the second row, following the rhythm once established by the founder of the house, Penelope Hufflepuff. If you knock on the wrong barrel or get the rhythm wrong, you'll be doused with vinegar.

It's a round, low-ceilinged room reminiscent of a badger's den. The interior is decorated in warm, natural-inspired tones, featuring rounded shapes and polished copper elements. The dominant colors are yellow and black, in keeping with the faculty's philosophy.

An ancient castle hidden from Muggle eyes. It's full of secrets and mysteries. Various potions and poisons are stored in the Slytherin cellars. Children play Quidditch on the pitch. Some sit in the library or replant mandrakes in the greenhouses. There's a place for everyone here. Welcome to the world of magic!