Does this set include minifigures?

No, 76444 has no minifigures; it's a building-only model focused entirely on Diagon Alley's shopfronts.

How many pieces does it have?

The set has 2,750 pieces across 817 unique parts, giving the facades plenty of detail variety.

Does it connect with other Diagon Alley sets?

Yes, this kind of terrace is designed to sit alongside similar Harry Potter street sets to extend the row further.

Harry Potter

Diagon Alley Wizarding Shops

Diagon Alley is the crooked, magical shopping street from the Harry Potter films, and this set recreates a run of its shopfronts as one long terrace. At 2,750 pieces it's one of the larger Harry Potter builds on the market, and it's a pure architecture set rather than a play set, since no minifigures are included at all.

Set number: 76444
Year: 2025
Pieces: 2,750
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Harry Potter
Different parts: 817

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 817

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (210)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Description

A terrace, not a single shop

Rather than one building, the model lines up several tilted, higgledy-piggledy facades side by side, exactly the way Diagon Alley looks on screen, with each storey nudged slightly out of line with the one below it. That gives a long, detailed streetscape packed with bay windows, hanging signs, shutters and narrow gaps between buildings that hint at side alleys. With 817 distinct parts, hardly any two shopfronts look the same, even though they all slot together into one continuous row that can be extended with other street sets.

Colour palette

Black, dark bluish grey and light bluish grey form the stonework and timber framing across the terrace, with dark tan filling in wooden beams, window frames and roof shingles. It's a muted, aged colour scheme that matches the slightly gothic, old-world feel of the wizarding world on screen, without ever tipping into bright or cartoonish tones. The parts list on this page breaks down exactly which colours appear and how often, along with where specialist elements such as roof tiles or window shapes are hiding.

A builder's set, not a play set

With no minifigures included, the whole build is about brick technique: angled walls, staggered storeys and plenty of small solutions for windows, bay fronts and rooflines carry the entire experience. That makes it a calmer, more meditative project for fans of architecture-style sets and diorama builders, rather than something designed for acting out scenes with characters. Builders who enjoy precision brickwork tend to get the most satisfaction from working through a set like this one section at a time.

Using the parts list

Given how many different elements go into this set, it's well worth checking the full parts list on this page before you start building or if you ever need to reorder a missing brick partway through. It also flags which specialist pieces are handy to keep aside for your own fantasy street builds or medieval-style town scenes, in case you'd rather treat the set as a parts source than a permanent display piece on a shelf.

FAQ

Does this set include minifigures?: No, 76444 has no minifigures; it's a building-only model focused entirely on Diagon Alley's shopfronts.
How many pieces does it have?: The set has 2,750 pieces across 817 unique parts, giving the facades plenty of detail variety.
Does it connect with other Diagon Alley sets?: Yes, this kind of terrace is designed to sit alongside similar Harry Potter street sets to extend the row further.

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