Reputed to be the most haunted house in Britain, the Shrieking Shack gets its name from the terrifying screams and noises heard coming from it some twenty years ago. If you have an eye for adventure, then perhaps you should pay a little visit.

Honeydukes sells a large variety of candy and sweets that are guaranteed to fulfill your need for sweets. However, it might fulfill your need for adventure too. There is a secret passage leading from the cellar of the shop all the way to Hogwarts.

Zonko's is a favourite place for Hogwarts students to shop. They carry jokes and tricks that fulfilled even Fred and George's wildest dreams while at Hogwarts. Some of their goods including Dungbombs, Hiccup Sweets, Frog Spawn Soap, and Nose-Biting Teacups.

For those witches and wizards looking for stationary supplies, Scrivenshaft's Quill Shop is just the place to go. In this little shop off of the High Street, people can purchase an assortment of quills, inks, and parchment. On top of the writing supplies you can buy book bags, journals, totes, and other miscellaneous items as well.

Another shop just off the High Street that has a steady flow of customers is a bookshop called Tomes and Scrolls. Inside there are shelves upon shelves of books stacked from floor to ceiling, and behind the counter, the shopkeeper always insists that he carries every book a person could ever want. Go ahead and have a nose around.

As the only clothier in Hogsmeade, Gladrags tends to get quite a lot of business. The shop carries everything a witch or wizard might need, and if they don’t have something specific, the shopkeeper won’t hesitate to special order whatever it is. Apparently, they also carry a large variety of socks, some of which scream if they get too dirty.

Directly across from Gladrags is a store that sells a variety of plants of flowers. Through the windows, you can see a cluttered shop that seems to be in a constant sea of moving plants. Scattered throughout the shop are planters and outdoor yard decorations, while on the back wall, behind the till, is a shelf packed with herbology books.

At the very end of a lane, leading off Hogsmeade’s High Street, is Madam Puddifoot’s Tea Shop. It is known to be a hotspot for lovesick couples and the décor inside reflects that. There are all sort of silly things scattered throughout the place. Though it almost seems tacky and over the top, Madam Puddifoot’s tends to turn quite a profit.

Just beside Madam Puddifoot’s is a shop dedicated to the art of music. After winning an award at Hogwarts for excelling in music, Dominic Maestro decided to open a music store in order to encourage those who have a passion for music. Along with musical instruments, Dominic also sells books on the history of music and sheet music, as well as gives lessons for those wanting to learn.

Toward the very end of Hogsmeade’s High Street is a handy little shop called Dervish and Bangs. Paying a visit, people will find all sort magical items to purchase. Not only are there items to buy, but there is also a pay repair service for broken items.

This is a small inn in Hogsmeade, on a side street off the main street, that is much dirtier and attracts a more, er, interesting, clientele than the Three Broomsticks. Come inside and have a stay, order a butterbeer or hold secret meetings with friends.