Unless you'd like to receive a Howler, the Ministry of Magic National Trust of Wales would really like you to stop leaving socks on the beach where Dobby met his demise. Freshwater West Beach in ...

The Harry Potter fandom is swiftly turning into an environmental concern in Wales, where the fictional house elf Dobby’s death scene in 2010's Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows—Part 1 was filmed.

Dobby the House Elf quickly became a fan favorite among "Harry Potter" fans. When the beloved character died in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1," the spot where his death scene was shot ...

A beachside "grave" of Harry Potter's beloved elf Dobby faces being moved by National Trust workers to protect nearby sand dunes from a flood of fans. Emily Walters/WALES NEWS SERVICE A National Trust ...

Dobby's death scene is one of the more emotional moments in the Harry Potter movies — so much so that fans go out of their way to visit the location it was filmed in Pembrokeshire, Wales. So many ...

For years, Harry Potter fans have paid their respects to the franchise's beloved house elf Dobby by leaving tributes at the Welsh beach where his movie death was filmed. As a result, that infamous ...

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Dobby's "grave" featured in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 has become a real-life tribute in southwest Wales, which has become problematic for some of the locals. The environmental ...