Caretaker's don't necessarily have a glamorous job, ensuring that students do not destroy too much of the castle during their long stay. This office is quite dingy and dark, not a window in sight. Generally up to date, there are many filing cabinets that contain detailed information of the students that have been disciplined by the caretaker himself, including the infamous marauders.

This is the place that the first years tend to stand prior to entering the Great Hall to be sorted for their first and only time, entering a house that will become their family for the next seven years. During the Welcoming Feast, where the students are sorted, the students' owls and trunks are stored here.

Arguably the grandest room of them all, this Great Hall is frequently visited by ghosts and humans alike, although the former of the two is unable to consume food. Be careful in conversing with some of the dead as some are rather quite sensitive about their status. Thousands upon thousands of candles can be seen floating above four large tables, intended for each house. At the front of the hall rests a horizontally laid table, where the professors all take their seats. If someone were to cast their eyes upward, they would see the ceiling appearing like the sky. Eating meals, receiving one's mail and special school occasions often take place here.

Who doesn't love a photograph of their good side? Located just off of the Entrance Hall, there are a number of portraits were hung. Several of these portraits are the entrances to secret passageways to the upper levels. Don't get lost as who knows how many other students know about these passageways?

Also known as the Stone Circle, this area is a circle of giant stones within Hogwarts just outside of a bridge. The stones form an old-fashioned sundial. Do children of this generation even know what a sundial is?

This classroom is a large and encased in tall windows. It has four rows of three desks and several cages and bookshelves are along the walls. At the front of the classroom is a desk for the professor while several candlesticks are lit behind the desk.