Quidditch-related places

Quidditch-related places can mean any number of things, but here are some of the big ones:

Quidditch stadiums

The six stadiums we know of by name, all set on deserted moors

Quidditch teams

There are over 40 cities and a dozen countries specifically mentioned as having Quidditch teams; this link will take you to a list by continent.

Historical Quidditch sites:

• Kent, where the Golden Snidget was first used in a game
• The Modesty Rabnott Golden Snidget Reservation, set up to protect the birds
• New Zealand, where seventeenth-century Maori art depicts Quidditch matches
• Norway, where verses were being written about the sport in the 1400s
• Queerditch Marsh, where the game was first invented
• Yorkshire, where the game was being played by the twelfth century

Miscellaneous Quidditch-related places:

• Arkie Alderton’s Kwik-Repair Shop, which fixes damaged brooms
• Black Forest, home to Ellerby and Spudmore (a broom company)
• Museum of Quidditch, in London
• Quality Quidditch Supplies, a shop in Diagon Alley
• Splinter and Kreek’s, a used broom shop